New To Coin Forum And Have Inherited A Coin Collection

The one with the birds is a Japanese coin.

Edit: I think it is this one:
Showa Year 3 (1928)
http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces14253.html

The bottom one is a Soviet WWII commemortive.

Edit:
http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4589.html

I don't have my catalog on me at work so I'll look them up when I get home if no one else has.

The Libertad seems to be a token of some sort. It might be from Mexico. Although it could be from the U.S. because it is an approximation of the Standing Liberty quarter. It is probably going to be difficult to identifty.

Edit: here is someone with a similar token http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...d-token.html

Unfortantly no one there has responded.

Thanks for the reply, that libertad coin is a bit of a mystery, but I thank you for identifying the japanese coin, I've looked everywhere to find what it is.

Yeah, the token is annoying me too. I sugested Mexico because "Libertad" is Spanish for freedom, or the United States because the design looks like a bad rip-off of a Standing Liberty quarter. Although it would be odd (I think) to have "value" on a Mexican token.

I checked Richard's token database and didn't get any hits. Who did you inherit the coins from? Was there any place where they lived for a while? Maverick tokens can be rather annoying.

Lived in newfoundland but may have went to mexico, my grandfather had them, everything in the steel box is at least 30 - 40 years old

Since we have a mystery on our hands, let me try a guess.
Perhaps the Libertad/Value 25 is connected to the Philippines.
Circa WWII. After liberation.