Need Help Deciding On Who Is Best To Grade My Coins.......

PCGS, PCGS, PCGS! Personal preference, that's why.

I did take a few pics while I was there (they live 2 hrs away from me) but my camera isn't all that great when it comes to coins. Typically use another camera for coins but didn't have it with me. I will try and compile a list of the coins as well as post the best pics I have as soon as I get my son to bed. Thanks for the help.

This collection contains the following and more not listed below bc, like I said before, I do not have the collection in my possession. I am just going by the photos I took. Also, other than the potentially higher grade uncirculated coins, I guess I'm mainly focusing on searching the collection for potential errors. I probably should've posted this topic in World Coins due to the amount of foreign coins there are but figured many of you may be knowledgable in both categories. Is there a grading company that is better than the others when it comes to grading error coins? Here's the list:

There are:
*20 Walking Liberty half dollars- 1936 P, 1940 P, 1941 D, 1941 S, 3-1942 P's, 11-1943 P's, 1943 D, 1943 S

*10 Morgan Silver Dollars- 1879 P, 1880 (unknown bc in a belt buckle), 1881 D, 1881 S (will grade highest of the Morgans),1891 S, 1892 O, 1900 O, 2- 1921 S's, and one 1921 O.

*12 Peace Dollars- can't see mint marks from photos but think all but 3 or 4 are Philidelphia- 6- 1922's, 4- 1923's, 1924, 1934

*cant go into detail like this for every type so here are the rest in a nutshell....400 plus wheat pennies some still in rolls, 4 rolls of Franklin half dollars, 200 plus Kennedy halves all in rolls, 4 rolls of Indian head pennies, large cents ranging from 1844-1853, Buffalo nickels, silver Jefferson nickels, Barber quarters, silver Washington quarters, State Quarters, Barber dimes, Seated half dimes, Mercury dimes, silver Roosevelt dimes, gold Presidential dollars, Sacagawea gold dollars, Susan B. Anthony dollars, $2 bills, Canadian dollar bills, railroad tokens, tax tokens, 25 small envelopes containing foreign coins from many different countries, Price of Wales and Lady Diana coin, and some randomly saved other current US and foreign coinage from 50's -early 2000's, etc., etc., etc.

Most of the loose coins seem circulated with only a few being questionabley uncirculated. Lots of possibilities for errors. However, I've only been doing this for about a year and a half and still have a hard time spotting/identifying true errors. I still have a WHOLE lot to learn and hope some of you might be willing to help out a newbie. Would love to help my dad and stepmom sell some of these!!

Lots to look at and don't really know where to go from here.....any advice/input? Thanks and will try and post some pics soon.

I recommend you to not even start getting them graded until you completely sort them and learn how to grade them by yourself. Because you are looking for best results when selling, it is necessary that you slab the ones that are generally worth a couple hundred or more. If you decide to slab coins that are worth less than their slabbing price, for example paying $20 to slab a common date, low-grade coin that's worth $10, you won't end up in the black. Please post pics and more lists of coins. Not all uncirculated coins are slab-worthy. Not all circulated coins aren't slab-worthy, either.
Learn as much as you can before you make an action. The coins listed above, unless in TERRIFIC condition, aren't worth slabbing.
Post close-up photos. Make individual threads for the item (s) in question. That way, you can get some good help.
Also, do not clean the coins! It will only decrease their value when cleaned.

... No disrespect intended, but unless there's a key date wheatie or other series in there I see nothing (in the photos or list) close to being "slab worthy", in all honesty this is because the values just wouldn't justify the grading cost and if your doing this to sell, you would end up in the negatives after grading fees and the sale.

I also see no reason to slab at present.
Perhaps the members can tell you which coins to concentrate on and ask you for better photos.
Would your family agree to this?
Be sure to tell them that the CCF members will assist in any way possible.
But we do suggest going slowly. There is nothing worse than just taking the whole bunch to a dealer
or "WE BUY SILVER AND GOLD" place.

I'd like to see close ups of the Half Dime as it looks quite nice.
You also have a love token (The one with the initials engraved on it.)
Much of this group will be worth only silver bullion value, but as there are a lot of then the money will be modestly substantial.

Perhaps you will find a 'gem' but try to be realistic as well.

Nothing worth grading, mostly junk silver. Sell them in lots on ebay and you'll do well enough (couple grand probably, without being more specific) given what you paid for it, lol.

FWIW, grading fees for economy submissions (cheapest tier) generally run about $20-$21 a coin at PCGS, give or take a bit depending on the value and how many coins we're talking. My average submission is 15-20 coins and usually runs me around $500 with TrueViews and whatnot.