Condition 1898 Indian Head Comments Please ..

If there are any coins you don't want, I can take them off your hands

Different sites have different information, so it all depends what you are even looking for. IF it is prices, I recommend a RedBook and seeing the SOLD listings on sites like ebay.
If you want to grade your coins, I recommend Photograde from PCGS--http://www.pcgs.com/photograde/

What you have in the picture is a 1898 Indian Head cent, made from 1859-1909. I do not recommend at throwing these back into circulation.

Next in line for pennies is the Lincoln Wheat cent, made from 1909 to 1958. Rare dates include 1909S, 1909 VDB, 1909 VDB-S, 1914-D, 1931-S, etc
Wheats from the 50's are the most common, but as you go to the 40's, 30's, 20's, and 10's, the dates get a bit higher in value. In my personal opinion, I do not like throwing wheats back into circulation either, but that is just me.

In regards with nickels, you will get V nickels (1883-1912), Buffalo nickels (1913-1938), and Jefferson nickels (1938-present).
*Note: 1942-1945 Jeff Nickels that have a giant P/D/S letter over the Montecello building on the back are 35% SILVER, so don't go dumping those.

As for dimes, quarters, and half dollars, any date from 1964 or older is 90% silver (with the exception of 1965-1970 half dollars, which are 40% silver).

Hope that helps in some way

If you have all of those wheats, you can always buy an album and start filling holes. Also, you could sort them by year and look for variety, errors, woody pennys, etc.

There really aren't any rules for collecting, have at it
(just as long as you don't steal from others, that is a big no-no )

what do you men more exposure lol? what not to do to a coin? everything I have have done nothing to and it is the way I got it so please don't get on me about cleaning them I know better then that lol.,, thanks again ..

oh no I will not be doing that at all .... I am just going through then can I put more then one coin on a post cause it takes so long to post one ....

Nice die crack on the 1898, yes?

die crack ? and what do you mean back to the bank ?

Your IHC's are avg. circs. worn and scratched. there is a lot of literature out there about any
coins you want to know about. I would start with the Red Book, just use there coin values as a guide not as the true up to the minute price. getting rid of some of you coins will not be a problem. there are plenty of CCF members who would BIN or BID on them. Remember about your photo's.