What Should I Do With This?

take pictures of the coins where you do not identify.
Am sure you will be helped here

make pictueres of a lot from 10 coins for 1 pictuere and we can see what you have

This might help you a little http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/Wo...e-Guide.aspx And you could have a contest or two here on CCF and give away some of them.
John1

I like numista and don's world coin gallery websites. But they're not much help if you're lost in the first place. Google is always helpful, even with partial phrases like BAHK POCCNN or MAGYAR KIR...

If they were taken from pocket change odds are they weren't very valuable in the first place. There's always the possibility of silver, but most countries phased that out in the 1960s, just like the USA. So she'd have had to accumulate before then for that to be likely. But it's worth setting aside pre-1960s silverish coins for further study.

Even common 'junk' world coins are sold individually for $0.10-0.50 or by the pound for $5-10/lb, so they do have value. I consider South American coins to be harder to come by than European coins.

At least post some pictures of the ones you consider interesting or promising. . .