Help Assessing Value Of Wheat Hoard

I buy bags that come out of a counting machine from my credit union..a standing order for $50 every week and sometimes they have a bag or two extra...in four months I've found 23 WAMS, (2) 88 RDV-006,(3) 72 DDO8's,(1)97 DDO1, (1)95 DDO1,various RPM's,8 rolls of wheats,and plenty of reds from the 50's,60's,70's....that's just what I remember offhand.I've sold two $100 bags of copper cents for $362 so everything so far has been at a profit.Hard to beat free.

I agree with mdh157. Son pulled all pre-40s?
I'd offer $50-60. If his son knew enough to pull those coins then what else did he sort and look for while he rolled them? Maybe I'm too cynical. Don't mean to offend anyone. Just my opinion.

By the way, I'm just now noticing that proofs are not listed on coppercoins? Or am I missing something?

A Wheat cent is a Wheat cent, regardless of whether or not they're all in the '40's & 50's or not.
Since you have all of the rolls identified already.....there's no mystery or secret here......or anyone trying to fool someone here.
A "common date" average circulated Wheat Cent is always going to be worth SOMETHING over/vs. a "common date" average circulated Memorial Cent.
Any Wheat just warrants "some" value over face.

Again.....a Wheat cent is a Wheat Cent......identified common dates should be .02 to .03 Cents apiece....they're worth that at least, no more no less.

However, I do agree that if you feel this was a "collectors hoard", that has already been searched for the errors/varieties (let alone good dates or just quality coins), that you're interested in, then yeah, stay away from them.
A pile of "pre-searched" coins, even if bought at a good price, can just be annoying to have, if "searching them" is the whole point of the purchase vs. just simply wanting to add more Wheats/Copper to your collection.

barrick, If the op hasn't made up his mind yet I think he has a problem, considering this thread is 4 yrs old. lol