Price to expect on 300 Morgan's

I have around 300 Morgan dollars I am trying to sell for my aunt. What can she expect to get from a dealer if I sell for her broken up by grades ranging from g to au? Thanks!
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Edit - If you don't want to spend the time to search them, see what Mad Marty will pay to pick through them.
<< <i>Today's melt value is approx $3705.00. That would be on well worn common dates. As said above, you need to separate out better dates and significantly higher grades. >>
$1 silver coins from the Peace and Morgan era go for more than melt generally speaking.
the question is -- does she have any key coins? does she have an 93-S? An 81-CC or 89-CC? etc?
Or any major varieties? 78 with 8 Tail Feathers on the Eagle? etc?
The common date pieces in VG and up should bring $22 apiece or so. The damaged pieces and the pieces in Good, maybe $18 or so. The Gray Sheet numbers (Coin Dealer Newsletter) are higher, but those numbers are more like what dealers WANT for them, not what they will pay.
You should get more than "melt" for Morgan silver dollars. They do have a following that is more than it is for "junk silver."
EDIT - I just visited my local dealer. He is paying $15 to $20 each and selling for $20 to $25 given a $12 per ounce price from silver.
If you're just looking to dump them, well...
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<< <i>$4.494.00 >>
too low
I'd be interested in some around that price.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
Likelihood is the $5k mark will easily be crossed.
May be a good time to hold and sort.
<< <i>I'd be happy to get $4k
Edit - If you don't want to spend the time to search them, see what Mad Marty will pay to pick through them. >>
Is that Mad Marty that carries bags of Silver to a local B&M wholesaler ?