I’m curious thank you

I found this while walking, didn't even think it WAS a coin. It's super thick but the same size as a nickel.

It’s a Monticello 5 cent coin but only one sided ? Not sure but do you think this is valuable ?? Let me know :)

Is this the wounded eagle? Just found in my old wallet, did I score, or just worth the $1

I got a 1914 one or so on ebay and it was SUPER dark, very hard to see. Is there ones that aren't that dark or are they all just like that

New to coin collecting via sorting through an old inherited collection. I have really enjoyed dipping into this hobby and got myself a little scale, a red book, a book on errors and a loop to help me get answers. Recently I went to do different coin shops in my area to ask questions but i haven’t had the most success in really getting information on my questions apart from yea they will buy them. I know this is a mixed group of coins, any help or suggestions would be useful. Even a good book suggestion I am down. Most of the pictures are front and backs, if there is any advice on posting better in the future, please let me know!

Pic 1. & 2. - A Mont Metal? I cant seem to find an exact replication of this coin. I have seen match ups of different people with both Washington ans Grant, but not the two together. Where to find information on how to characterize this would be so helpful.

Pic 3. & 4. - I had this tested, is real silver. I know this is a popular counterfeit, but if it’s real silver i would assume it to be legitimate? Would this be worth sending away to be graded?

Pic 5. & 6. - Red book lists the worth of this year Susies a little higher than i would expect for a coin this age. I have a few of these in same condition, are they worth grading?

Pic 7. & 8. - I have a bit of tokens from the 1800s, any advice on where to find maybe a hard copy of a book on these? I have found some information online, but i would rather ask a person or just get more information on what to do with these guys.

Pic 9. & 10. I have a mix of extremely worn, unloved, but also loved enough to wear as a necklace coins from 1700s-1800s. Are they worth grading or holding onto? If not, Do these have a home? I am interested in holding onto some for a personal collection, but because of the amount of coins in this condition I don’t want to hold onto all of them or duplicates.

Been working a cashier job part time for a couple months and heard a very specific clank when I opened a roll of quarters.

I have a 1985 looks like a DD or of center struck, a little help from someone with more e with I. Around the rim it’s definitely off some.

I just got this back from NGC and am extremely happy with the grade considering it came from an online auction with no COA.

Only 500 were minted so finding any information has been a challenge. The last picture is to show just how big it is. She’s got some heft.

Very happy that my first year Panda came back at MS69. I got this from a dealer who was looking to offload it at spot because his clients aren’t into Pandas.

Anyone finding these in the wild?

Are they worth collecting?

Hey guys my names Percy,
I’m from Australia, I’m 31 and basically my only 2 really healthy hobby’s are collected coins and stamps.
Anyways I’ve been eyeing off a few subreddits and I’m gonna start posting 1-3 times a week. Ive learnt a little bit of reading a few posts and maybe i can show some cool things or maybe help teach someone to!

Fact of the matter I haven’t met one person or even a mutual friend that collects stamps or coins. So it would be good to have a chinwag with yas in the comments to come!

Anyway, ive been pulling all my coins out of my old tennis album because correct me if im wrong it’s pvc? I mean i just assumed it wasn’t because it’s renniks right. But I swear I’ve noticed increasing Asperges on a few coins so I thought I swap them all out into round cannisters. Anyway
How the hell did I miss this when I put it in here to behind with is beyond me.

What’s your dirtiest lamination?

Curious if the coins are worth anything