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Hillbilly Joe

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I have three small velvet pouches of coins, they hold US, foreign, and misc. tokens I have hung onto over the years. I have no idea where to start at determining a fair value for it all. No clue about what books would be good to start with, or where I could get a fair opinion local. I know I have some silver, and I know at least a couple of the old mexican pesos have silver in them. But I also have some from the middle east that feel like they would have silver in them, but I cant read them! Anyway, getting pointed in the right direction to get started would be nice, and I thank you in advance-

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Scan them and post some pics here.
 
Sounds like a good idea, I tried to get some pics, they didnt turn out the best, so I will scan them over the next few days and get them posted, thanks.
 
Here are a few scans, I have a lot more, but thought I would start with these. Anything you can tell me about them would be great, and again, looking for books/websites on the subject to do research as well, thank you in advance.
 

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Mexican 100 pesos; 11.7 grams; Aluminum-Bronze; 26.5 mm.
National arms on the other side. Image appears to be Carranza.
Mintage: 228m; $0.45 in VF
Don......
 
The 1776-1976 Eisenhower dollar is common, worth a buck, spend it. The other two dollar coins, the 1882 and 1900, can we see the reverses? They are worth at least $20 each. The 1936 is a walking liberty half dollar, probably worth about $8 in that condition.
 
Thanks guys, I will have time to scan the other sides in the morning. I have a ton of various US coins, so I am trying to get them scanned in a little at a time, thank you for everyones help!
 
Some more

here are the back of the coins you wanted to see. I also scanned in some pennies and a few nickles. I dont know why it scanned it as one pic, but if you have any problems with dates and such just ask. I am also very interested in how to preserve these coins, any suggestions about that would be more than welcome!
 

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Morgans are common dates, $20-$25 each. The cents are worth about 3-4 cents each. The nickels are all worth face.
 
Thanks, I do Thank You all for looking and letting me know!
 
If you want to keep them for viewing, get some 2X2's or flips and put them in a binder. Personally, I'd keep the silver and maybe the U.S. copper, and spend the rest.
 
Thank you, most of it will be kept, just because of family ties of from who it came from, I am guessing by 2x2 you mean the little plastic windows with cardboard around them?
 
Thank you, most of it will be kept, just because of family ties of from who it came from, I am guessing by 2x2 you mean the little plastic windows with cardboard around them?
yes you should be able to pick them up for 5 cents apiece at a coin store
 
yes you should be able to pick them up for 5 cents apiece at a coin store

Thanks, I live in the middle of no place Montana, the internet is my friend lol!
 

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