Old Half Dollars (Warning Lots Of Pics)

Most look to be in the G-VG range. Some better date "O" coins. Any hints on the asking price? This would be a determining factor to see if the transaction would be a fair deal.

but can't make out to omuch from the pics.
Hard to say if any fakes in bunch.
How much are they asking?
Do you know anything about the seller?
Possible to get larger pics?

To many coins to start posting possible values per coin. I would suggest you attempt to find a copy of the Red Book by Whitman Publishing for an approximate value of those coins. HOWEVER, if you do use that book, or price guides such as the one on the PCGS web site or others, deduct about 20 to 25% of what is posted. Most of these price lists are excessively over stated.
Other methods to find out the values of those coins are to check with ebay for what they are selling for but to check out each coin there would take a lot of time and not all of those may be there.
Next you could also try coin dealer web sites for a comparison such as MillersMint or if you look through this forum with a search noted at the top for coin dealers, you may find more and have a comparison of values.
A word of warning also. If you do not know the seller personally, there are a million stories out there as to where items come from that are for sale to make you think your getting a great deal.
Inheritances, found in my basement, going through a divorse so selling my husband's items or wife's items. Also, things like lost my job and need the money, sick relative so need the money, belong to a friend that doesn't know how to sell and on and on and on and on.
Be carefull of persons selling coins or anything that you don't know. Remember that person could be selling on ebay or many other plaaces so why you? Possibly a true story, but I'd sure want to know more details.

I'm just going to say that it seems like a lot of coins and a lot of older coins.
When I would think individually about each coin and its grade and price that is an awful big gamble.
Now if you are getting the coins for an amazing price then it should be fine. But with coins like the 1807 half and the rest of the bust and Seated halves it may not be worth taking the risk.

If all those Bust halves are genuine - there's a lot of money there. The Heraldic reverse bust half (1807) says AG but looks VG. It's worth $200 alone.