Newbie - Inherited Coins

Hi all,

I've recently been going through my grans house and cane across a bag of old coins, there must be at least 6/700 in total from over the world. I've picked out the old One Penny and Half Pennies so far so was wondering if there is a guide as to the values.

The list I have is as follows;

ONE PENNY x 80 - 26 separate years

6 x Victoria unreadable

1860 x 1 very poor
1875 x 1 very poor
1883 x 1 very poor
1890 x 1 ok
1896 x 1 ok
1899 x 2 good x 1 ok
1900 x 2 ok

1908 x 1 ok
1912 x 8 good 1 ok 1 poor
1916 x 1 good 1 ok
1917 x 1 good 1 ok
1918 x 7 good 4 ok
1919 x 5 good 2 ok
1921 x 1 ok
1927 x 1 ok
1928 x 2 good
1936 x 1 good 1 ok
1937 x 1 good
1938 x 1 good
1946 x 1 good
1947 x 1 good 1 poor

1963 x 2 good
1964 x 2 good 1 poor
1965 x 2 good
1966 x 1 good
1967 x 11 good 1 poor

HALF PENNY x 129 - 36 separate years

1861 x 1 poor
1897 x 1 very poor
1899 x 1 very poor

2 x Victoria unreadable

1904 x 1 poor
1916 x 1 poor
1917 x 1 ok 1 poor
1918 x 1 poor
1919 x 1 poor
1922 x 1 good 1 poor
1923 x 1 ok
1924 x 1 poor
1929 x 1 good but flat spot
1938 x 2 good
1942 x 3 good 1 ok
1943 x 3 good 1 ok (dent)
1944 x 5 good
1945 x 1 good
1946 x 1 ok (dent)
1947 x 3 good
1948 x 2 good
1949 x 1 good
1950 x 1 good
1952 x 1 good
1954 x 3 good
1955 x 3 good
1956 x 2 good
1957 x 3 good
1958 x 2 good
1959 x 10 good 1 ok
1960 x 2 good
1962 x 3 good
1963 x 2 good
1964 x 7 good
1965 x 22 good 1 ok
1966 x 17 good
1967 x 10 good

Obviously my interpretation of quality may be off, I've gone good if it could read both sides perfectly, ok if there was some damage and poor if there was fading.

The other coins I have are from, South Africa, France, Ireland, Philippines, Holland and many others not had time to really go through them yet, they are mainly 50, 60 and 70's coins.

Any feed back and advice on how best to go about valuing / selling the coins would be much appreciated.