Those have been glued onto the cardboard, I understand? That tends to minimise their desirability as far as collectors are concerned. The coins themselves date back as far as the early 20th century - the ones with holes are all pre-war or during WWII. They're all fairly common types though; I doubt the folks that assembled the sets would have glued any rarities into them. As scoutjim says, keep it as a souvenir, by all means - but you'd probably be lucky getting what you paid for it back.
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