My Coins Collection

Well photos a little dark but looks like you have some interesting coins there but quite sure no any U.S. coins that I can see of. So that being the case I'm out of my area. I can tell you one think any coins that are of precious metal are worth an least melt value no matter what the shape! See if you can get some better light on your coins and I sure photo's will be much better!

Hello,

Two Belgian coins detected:

1 frank/franc 19XX from late 80s begin 90s




5 frank/franc 19XX from half 80s begin 90s



worth ? Nothing...

gr,
Aernout

You are Estonian and I see quite a few Estonian coins.... I really like the encapsulated 10 and 100 Krooni coins you have, they are in celebration of the re-establishment of the Kroon in 1992. The 2002 10 Kroon coin you have in the display case is celebrating 370th year of the University of Tartu.

I collect newer NCLT and am of Estonian heritage, I'd be interested in them if you decide to sell.

It's tough to tell from the pictures exactly what you have. It looks mostly Eastern European. Higher denomination coins minted before the Second World War may be made of silver. I would suggest using the following link to get a general idea of the value of your collection:

http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/Wo...e-Guide.aspx

If you have specific questions, then post pictures that allow us to see the dates and details of the coins. The two Belgian coins that you have posted are relatively modern and don't hold much value. It also looks like you have a Russian 50 Kopeck in your collection that would be worth about $9 in silver melt value. The 1757 coin with St. George killing a dragon appears to be a 1 or 2 Kopeck that would hold some value. The 1993 Australian Olympic coin should contain about an ounce of silver and be worth more than that from a numismatic standpoint. I can't tell what the other silver proof coin in the box is without a picture of both sides of the coin, but it would also have some value.

(edited because I hate to proofread)