What is the approx. value of these coins and paper?

Question

Below is a list of what my grandfather just passed down to me and I would like to see how much they are worth. Not looking to sell, just wondering how much I have with all this stuff.

1. Very old silver certificates: 1899, 1923, & 1957 None are in great shape, very worn out.

2. 7 Silver 1964 Kennedy halves

3. 3 Indian Head pennies. Dates 1859, 1890, 1908

4. 5 Liberty head nickels, dated 1904

5. 2 Lincoln Pennies, dated 1963, 1938

6. 1819 Draped Bust Type 50 cent coin

7. 1818 Cornet cent

8. 1940 Jefferson nickel

9. 1875 Liberty seated dime

10. 1867 Shield Nickel

Thank you to anyone that is willing to help me.

Answer 1

1.The 1899 note in very good (which is not a high grade) is worth around $90. The 1923 about $27 same grade and the 1957 in low grade, such as very good is worth a dollar. There are still a lot of 1957 silver certificates around.
2. The Kennedy 1/2 dollars are worth about 7 to 8 times face for their silver. They would have to be in extreme high inoculated grade to be worth more.
3. The 1859 cent is worth about $9 low grade-$36 high circulated grade, 1890 $1.35-$3.30, 1908 $1.25-$2.35.
4.1904 liberty nickel $1.35 low grade of good to $8.00 in Very fine.
5. The cents are common in circulated grades, spend the 1963. the 1936 is worth.02-.07
6. 1819 Bust half is worth $48 in good up to $90 in grade very fine.
7. 1818 large cent is $18 in grade about good to $52 in very fine.
8. 1940 Jefferson nickel is a common date and unless in mint state is worth 5 cents. They can still be found in circulation.
9. 1875 Seated Liberty dime $11.50 grade good to $15 in grade very fine.
10. 1867 Shield nickel $13.50 in grade good to $28 in grade very fine.
Hope this helps and answers your question. The above prices are about what a coin dealer would pay.

Answer 2

Go to a repotable coin dealer to learn the true value of your items.

Answer 3

between the main extensively gathered US coin series is the Lincoln Cent. between the main eagerly sought dates is the 1922 without mintmark. As a primary rule, great call for equals great fee. All 1922 cents have been struck on the Denver Mint. There are a number of dies that produced cents with little or no hint of the D mintmark seen. The products maximum valued via creditors are from the marriage exact as Die Pair 2. it is likewise in many situations talked approximately because of the fact the stable opposite style. a number of diagnostic advantageous properties will help in confirming an occasion isn't between the three “vulnerable D” varieties or an altered coin. Die Pair 2 may be pointed out partly via the full absence of any hint of the D mintmark. the 2nd 2 interior the date is obviously defined and robust. The digit 9 is extremely comfortable. The decrease front portion of Lincoln’s coat is vulnerable and shallow from the comparable heavy die sprucing that effaced the mintmark from decrease than the date. The motto IN GOD WE believe has a distinctive seem to boot. The letters of IN GOD are very comfortable, even on uncirculated examples, and opened up in direction of the rim. The word WE is superior and extra needless to say defined, yet nevertheless has a decidedly worn visual charm. there is an glaring and marked assessment between those first 3 words interior the motto and the final, believe. Its letters are patently defined and separated from the rim.