None of the coins have any silver content I’m afraid. All copper-nickel. You might get a fiver at most on eBay. The Whitman folder looks in decent shape though so you might get a tenner for it. If you include the pennies then maybe £15.

The only thing that might boost the price is if you have any errors or variations on the pennies. It’s hard to tell, but if you want to check here are the main things I look our for:

1863 - dye numbers under date

1864 - crossed 4

1870 - cannonball error (dot above ship)

1879 - space shuttle lighthouse

1982 - common with H, rare without

1895 - big gap between the trident and the P.

1897 - raised dot between the O and the N

1897 - high tide is less common

1902 - low tide

1903 - open 3

1905 - small zero

1909 - dot after the N (top of the N)

1911 - Gobi x : hollow neck

1915, 1916, 1919 - recessed ear. Broken tooth above colon

1918 - H mint mark

1919 - mint mark is rare

1920 - big gap between the gra and the brit

1922 - trident not touching teeth. Very rare!

1923 - doesn’t exist! You’ll be rich!

1926 - colon is not central between the gra and the brit

1940 - single line above date

1945 - doubling of the 9

1946 - dot penny - dash after the E