Picked up some coins at Auctions, could you help price them please?

[The_EE]

I picked these up to flip for a little profit and put into silver. I am pretty sure I can make money on all of it since I got them pretty damned cheap.

First off are two First Day issue of the Bicentennial Proofs, both D and P mints. Dont know if this means anything but both sets have 1975 pennies, nickels and dimes in them.

Next is a Monroe Dollar coin, NGC First day issue.

Then there are 5 more Dollar coins, all BU.

2008-s Alaska State Quarter Sides are silver so I know this one is a silver coin and has been added to my collection but pricing since its BU would be nifty.

And last, 1986-s Liberty commemorative half. I picked it up thinking it was a silver proof but I am not so sure anymore. Maybe someone will know for sure? If its 50% silver which I am thinking it may be, I plan on keeping it.

Thanks in advance

 

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[Mackaydon]

Here's a PCGS graded 1/2 $ Liberty proof being offered right now:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1986-S-Stat...30?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item336f7d24f2

 

[l.cutler]

Going by closed auctions on ebay, looks like about $30 total.

 

[Mackaydon]

The Statue of Liberty/Immigrants commemorative coin is composed of copper-nickel, no silver.
The 2012 Red Book (retail values) lists the coin at $6.50 in PF-67.

 

[The_EE]

Going by closed auctions on ebay, looks like about $30 total.

I guess that is not too bad.

Bicentennial Proofs, both D and P mints. I paid $3 ea for them


Monroe Dollar coin, NGC First day issue. Paid $3

5 Dollar coins, all BU. Paid $1 ea

2008-s Alaska quarter is staying with me, I paid $1 for it.

1986-s Liberty commemorative half. Paid $3 I checked the edge and its not full silver

So overall I have $13 into them. If I can pull $30 out of them by close, lose 6% I will nearly double my money for them. cant complain about that.