Let me start by letting you know that I don’t know much about coins…

I'm glad you took the time to look through, I wish more people would. I'm not a monster, if people are polite and don't act like experts and read my FAQs and don't submit a thousand coins I do what I can to help. You have a lot of "type" coins and approximate values for coins in the neighborhood of "good" are as follows: Common wheat cents usually have a book value of $0.50 to $1 but when selling it's get what you can, we only buy them at 1.5 to 2 times face value. Indian cents, we buy these for 10 to 25 cents and sell for a dollar. The earlier, thick planchet Indian cents sell for more like $3-5, and the Flying Eagle, $20. We purchase liberty nickels for 15-30 cents and sell for a dollar. That shield nickel is probably $15-20. 1890 Canada 5 cents should have about a dollar of silver in it, and that's about all it's worth. A shame about that 1832 dime, I'd ask $5-15 for this "problem" coin. Your silver dimes are worth around $2 each. Prices for all these things can vary a lot, and dealers mark them up a lot because they are common and a lot of work to sell individually. If you look at closed auctions on eBay you will see that, But these are reasonable averages.