Here is some information that will help you with the valuation:

The firm (jar) is 500 ml in size 9 ml of quarters generates $2.00 of NPV 12 ml of nickels generates 50 of NPV 20 ml of pennies generates 25 of NPV Air = Corp overhead (Worthless to the buyer) There are no special synergies between your firm and the target firm

Why are three different valuations of the same jar?

Why might a firm value the target firm(jar) at one dollar figure and then bid with a higher dollar figure?

A firm that overpays in the context of an auction is said to have met the Winner's Curse. Under what conditions does this likely happenthat firms overpay for an acquisition?