Just about everything you listed are common calibers, but sometimes a headstamp will change the value some. Are these singles or boxes? Often a box is worth more than the ammo itself.
I'm lucky in that I met an oldtime collector at a gun show (since the fortys!). He convinced me to join the International Ammunition Association (
www.cartridgecollectors.org).
In two years my collection has grown to over 250 rifle calibers, over 70 pistol calibers and 26 rimfire calibers.
I have had some guys ask $5 for a 50 cent bullet, and I have had many just handed to me gratis. I not only get them from other collectors and gun shows, but also pawn shops, gunshops, hardware stores, gas stations, grocery stores, auctions, flea markets etc, etc.
Gelerally speaking, most old rounds fall into the $1-$5 category, but as with all collecting, the price is determined by how rare it is.
S.A. Steve