The 1898-O is common, they made four million; but at least 63 is an uncirculated grade. This one is worth around $35. The other two are common too, unless the 1879 has a "CC" mint mark on the bottom of the back, they are worth $20. The proof set is a common date, $6-7 retail. The large size silver certificate is probably worth $5-10 depending upon condition; the $2 red seal, about $5. These are estimates of course!
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Hi! My name Is billy, I have these coins I would like to appraise. I have Morgans But i do not know what they are worth. I also have a 1982 Proof set but its locked up in the safe becasue im a only 8. And i also have a 1923 silver. Certificate With blue seal. And a 2 dollar bill from the 1950s. I did not pay much for them but im trying to get a value. If you would like pictures i will try to get some.
Do you know the value of the bills and coins?
Thanks.
M
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