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Old Coins/Medals!! (Oldest 1604)

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here is my newest coins I just bought on ebay there now ,i was suprized when I was the only bidder and I got them for just £4.30!
I know what the one in the middle is and the two spade tokens but I want info about the rest,i found out this info on the coin at the bottom left corner ( Conseil du Roi, Henri IV, 1604 ) but the ones I see on google images are silver?
thanks
here is the link to the pictures on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/7-old-coins...p=true&rt=nc
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Top-right between the two spades is a Spanish coin of the Interregnum of 1870. Holed and plated; not worth much in that condition.

Bottom right, the "Egyptian" thing, is a piece of jewellery dating from the height of the Egyptology craze in the late 1800s-early 1900s. This thread has good info, including a pic of an original 1905 advertisement selling them.
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