Here is what I have in my collection:
COINS
-1881 S Morgan Dollar
-1882 S Morgan Dollar
-1882 O Morgan Dollar
-1884 O Morgan Dollar
-1887 Morgan Dollar
-Wheat Back Pennies- 1950;1946;1951;1958;1956 (2)
-Indian Head (Buffalo) Nickels- 1936;1928; (other 2, you cant see the dates); + a reg. nickel from 1942
-Silver Dimes (all dates are silver)- 1954;1964;1954;1964;1964;1957;1947;1959;1964;1957;1962;1954;1964; and a Canadian dime from 1962
-Silver Half Dollars (all dates are silver)- 1968;1968;1967;1968;1967;1966;1964
-Quarters- 1964 silver washington quarter; 2005 Oregon "silver" quarter (its made from silver, not the normal stuff); and 1942 washington quarter
-Eisenhower Dollars- 1976;1976;1972;1971;1976;1974;1972;1974;1972;1971;1976
- Susan B. Anthony coins- 1979 (6) ; 1999

BILLS
1953 Silver Certificate (Blue Seal)- (3)
1957 Silver Certificate (Blue Seal)
1963 Federal Reserve Note (Green Seal)
1963 United States Notes (Red Seal)
1963 United States Notes (Orange Seal)

I have a couple of coins that I found in my room while I was cleaning up and I was wondering if they are worth anything.

1979 Susan B. Anthony Silver Dollar
1943 Liberty Dime
1945 Lincoln Penny
2000 Sacagawea Golden Dollar
1973 Elizabeth II Canadian Nickel
1983 Elizabeth II Canadian Penny
1962 Elizabeth II Canadian Penny
1979 Elizabeth II Canadian Penny

I obviously don’t know much about coins but I would appreciate if you can tell me what to do with them; either keep them or throw them away or something. Thanks for your comments.

okay, so i have many old coins, and i want to determine the value, they are all circulated:

1961, Franklin half dollar
1963, Buffalo head nickel
1984, Liberty Silver 999 pure silver
1886, silver dollar
1943, ’silver’ wheat ear penny
1941, canadian penny
1971, silver dollar
1891, wheat ear penny
1979, susan b. anthony silver dollar
1944, Mercury dime

thanks for the help!!!

okay, so i have some old coins, and i want to know the mint value, they are all circulated:

1961, Franklin half dollar
1963, Buffalo head nickel
1984, Liberty Silver 999 pure silver
1886, silver dollar
1943, ’silver’ wheat ear penny
1941, canadian penny
1971, silver dollar
1891, wheat ear penny
1979, susan b. anthony silver dollar
1944, Mercury dime

thanks for the help!!!

okay well they all look in prity good condition but i dont know how to tell.

It’s been years and taken multiple attempts to abandon the dollar bill and circulate the dollar coin. The silver dollar, Susan B. Anthony and the Sacajawea all failed to replace the George Washington bill. There should be a coin that is totally different than other cent coins and should be heavier to show value. They should make the coins to collect them, they should be made to spend.
The dollar coins at a similar value exists in many developed countries. They have coins including the Canadian Loonie and Toonie, the British pound and 2 pounds, the Australian Dollar and 2 Dollars, the Japanese 100 yen the 50 New Taiwan , and the 1 and 2 Euro coins.
The coins last much longer and saves a lot of money circulating and replacing than the dollar bill. They are easier to use in vending machines. The dollar bills are barely crispy and the machines always spit it out or maybe cause malfunction.

i went to the drug store and when i took my change out of my; purse, i noticed what i thought was a quarter wasn’t. i thought it was a canadian coin, you know, like we get their pennies, but then i looked at it and asked the clerk, she took it and looked at it and said it was a susan b. anthony coin, and that they were valuable. she said she had two and suggested i keep it. if not, she said she would take it and put a dollar in the register. i kept it. i’m not stupid. i understand they are rare. are there any coin collectors on this site that could give me an estimate of its value?