Toned Wheat Cents, Grades?

To be honest, I doubt you have more than about $2 worth of coins here.

What you show in the picture is common wheats. They are worthy about $1 for average uncirculated grade MS63. Circulated ones are worthy average 3 cents each.
It seems the coins are exposed to moist. They might be improperly stored in a damp basement, which caused corrosion to the copper coins.

Hate to agree, common dated coins not worth much.

Hello everyone. I have a similar question on uncirculated/circulated and grading.

Last night I found a roll of pennies that contained these shown below. They all seem to be in really great shape. Some seems to be very close to uncirculated and with different toning. Some are my first time seeing like the 1983. It has this yellow greenish color. from left to right, 2nd row, 5th column.

BTW, are pennies in this good of condition and date easily found?

Also, the 1972 and 1981 brown pennies on the last column and last 2 two rows are in good condition, but I added there for reference since the tone is the most common in those dates. IMO.