Any treasures here wheat pennies

Josha113n

My eyes see value here but I’m usually off. If you don’t mind i need the experts opinion on this one. My apologies but I’m only two months into coin collecting

Mr_Spud

They are worth at least a little bit more than face value, but not a lot. The Lincoln’s would look good in an album.

JRocco

3-5 cents each

yspsales

Variety vista would help you determine any double dies or mint mark varieties.

WAYNEAS

First welcome aboard.
You have many experts on this site to get accurate and precise answers.
As suggested by @Mr_Spud
buy an album and start a circulate wheat cent collection.

291fifth

@JRocco said:
3-5 cents each

In other words, they are not worth bothering with since the selling cost would exceed the amount you could realize.

OldEastside

Welcome aboard, I like your photo skills

Steve

coinbuf

Sorry to say that you have nothing that has much value over face value, great for a circ album but really not much else.

Oldhoopster

You should consider purchasing a copy of "A Guide Book of United States Coins" by RS Yoeman, published by Whitman (commonly called the Redbook). It's updated every year. The absolute values (retail values) aren't always accurate but it's very easy to get an idea which dates are common and which dates are worth keeping. It also has a very basic grading guide, specs, like weights, compositions, mintages, mm locations, etc. Well worth the $10-$15 cost

FWIW: With this book, you could have looked up all these coins in less time than it took to take pics, crop, save, and post