Help Identifying This Mixture Of Coins | Identified.

im gonna just say for the wheats.

1910, 1919, 1944, 1951, and 1953, all worth 3 cants each.

the 1943's, about 15 cents each

There's no great treasures there, but an interesting lot nevertheless.

Canada 5c 1950: CV about 50c.

Cyprus ½ piastre: the last digit in the date is a "9"; 1949 is the only possible option. Given the green spots, I'd estimate a CV of less than 50c. On Cyprus, there were 9 piastres to a shilling.

"Confederation Helvetica" is Latin for "Swiss Confederation" - it's from Switzerland. The denomination is 10 rappen. This same design has been used since the mid-1800's. Worth face value - about US10c.

The coins from Kenya are all common, typical of what you find in a dealer's "Foreign coins 3 for $1" scratchtray. The value of the Kenyan shilling collapsed after civil unrest there in the past couple of years. 1 Kenyan shilling is now worth just over 1 US cent.

Canada 1c 1907: there are two varieties with this date: "H mintmark" and "no mintmark". H mintmark is scarcer, but I don't see a mintmark on yours. I'd call it a $3 to $5 coin.