New Inherited.

to the Community!

I moved your welcome post to the appropriate forum for the proper attention.

looks like you inherited some pretty nice coins to me. The 2 Peace dollars are both sought after key dates and the 1893 Morgan is a good year as well. The sitting liberty dollar looks nice as well. I am not experienced at grading dollar coins but here are my guesses. 1871 dollar looks about xf to me. 1893 looks about xf also. 1921 looks F to VF and 1928 looks xf to AU to me. Lincoln half look UNC. You can look up all these coins in numismedia price guides. This will give you a full retail slabbed price. Raw coins would be worth less than those prices. Hope this helps.

of course they are real brought them into a pawnshop they offered me prices but I knew they're low balling me I know these are rare dates. I just dont know exact value because of the grade.

simcha. Do you have an actual coin shop near enough to you to go by there?
Sometimes pawn shops are only interested in the value of the metal, not always the best with actual coin values.

The 1871 dollar should have In God We Trust on the reverse, and denticles don't look right.

I see :L okay fine ill post a coin up can someone tell me if this is real

1893 - XF 45
1921 - XF 45 Difficult coin to grade from photo as hard to tell wear because of the soft strike that was notorious for the 1921 coin. The eagle feathers on the reverse look like wear verses strike.
1928 - This coin has some nice luster AU55 because the coin is showing some circulation rub, but the coin could go as high as AU58. I would not sell this coin for less than $250. If the coin graded AU 58, it would sell for around $400.

I am confident the 1876 Trade dollar is a fake. The eagle looks piecemealed together-there's voids where parts should seemelessly fit together such as the head. Your 1928 looks like a genuine silver coin to me. Hopefully, not an altered date though.