to CCF. For values check 
Posted 08/04/2019 2:10 pm
Take the time to sort them by date first. Make a graph with frames large enough to write the dates on the paper. Making the graph 10 columns wide makes sorting simple.
If you are not interested in taking the time to try to find errors or other varieties, simply pile them by year. Don't bother saving "nice" examples at this point.
There are plenty of on line price guides. Since you cannot grade the coins you can check to see if you have any potential winners.
Pre-1930 examples with mint marks below the date of D or S are certainly of more value, but even with those the condition makes a lot of difference for value.
Or list them on The C word People. Or sell them as a batch on ebay. Or sell them for 3 cents each. Unless these are truly unpicked there value won't be more. The chance of them being unpicked is miniscule.
If you are not interested in taking the time to try to find errors or other varieties, simply pile them by year. Don't bother saving "nice" examples at this point.
There are plenty of on line price guides. Since you cannot grade the coins you can check to see if you have any potential winners.
Pre-1930 examples with mint marks below the date of D or S are certainly of more value, but even with those the condition makes a lot of difference for value.
Or list them on The C word People. Or sell them as a batch on ebay. Or sell them for 3 cents each. Unless these are truly unpicked there value won't be more. The chance of them being unpicked is miniscule.
