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Pushthatbolder New Member Australia 38 Posts	Posted 08/05/2013 01:44 am the following is around 100 coins, I got bored so I am cataloging them. can anyone tell me if there is a ultra rare, ultra high price coin... 1864 Belgium 5 Centimes - LÃ©opold I 1888 Straits Settlements - One Cents - Extremely Rare 1903 & 1920 British Farthing Coins 1904 Deutsches Reich - 1 Pfennig - 1918 Straits Settlements - 10 Cents - 1920 Nederlands - One cent - 1921 Commonwealth of Australia - One Penny 1922 German - 5 Pfennig - Deutsches Reich 1923 1 Franc - Albert I - Belguim 1926 2 PIASTRES Etat De Syrie - 1927 Palestine - One Mil - Coin 1928 Belgium 50 Centimes 1928 Great Britain - Three Pence - King George - Emu/Kangaroo Design 1933 - Commonwealth of Australia - One Penny 1933 Commonwealth of Australia - One half penny 1935 Norwegian - 2 Ã¸re - Norge Two Ore - 1936 FIJI - Penny - 1936 Territory of New Guinnea - One Penny 1937 Great Britain Farthing - King George VI 1939 Palestine - One Mil - Coin 1939/1943/1945 British Farthing - 3x Coins 1941 - 1 Cent - Commissioners of Currency Malaya - 1941 Turkey - 50 Kurus 1942 Australian Half Penny 1942 Australian Half Penny - King George VI -- 1943 British Half Penny - George VI - Ship Design 1945 - Liberated Island of Jersey - One twelfth Shilling - 1/12 1945 Filipinos -Twenty Centavos - United States of America 1948 - 20 Cents - Commissioners of Currency Malaya - King George 1948 - Australian Half Penny - King George VI -- 1948 Australian Penny 1948 Half Crown - Great Britain - Coin - In Plastic Enclosure 1948 South Africa - 6D - King George Rare coin 1949 Australian Half Penny - King George VI - Australia 1949 Turkey - 2 1/2 Kurus 1950 Commissioners Of Currency Malaya - 10 Cents & 20 Cents 1952 Australian Half Penny - King George 1952 Australian Penny - Kangaroo/Star Design 1952 Australian Penny - King George 1952/1955 British Farthing Coins (2x) 1952/1963/1964 FIJI - Three pence - 3x coins 1953 Norway - 2 Ore - Authentic Norge Coin 1955 British Three Pence- Elizabeth II -Authentic Coin 1956 Rhodesia -Three Pence - Queen Elizabeth II 1957 Spanish - 50 PTAS - Rare coin. 1958 Ghana - One Penny - Kwame Nkrumah - Rare coin 1958 Indonesia - 50 Sen - Eagle Design 1963 Finland - 50 PenniÃ¤ - Suomen Tasavalta 1964 Australian Penny 1964 Egyptian Coin - 1965 FIJI - Penny - aUNC - Rare Coin 1965 Finland - 1 Penni - Soumen Tasavalta 1965 Finland - 20 PenniÃ¤ - Suomen Tasavalta 1969 Great Britain - 10 New Pence - Elizabeth II 1970 Egyptian - One hundred milliemes - Egypt - 1971 Nederland - 1G - 1972 - 1 Krona - Gustaf VI Adolf - Sweden 1972 Malta 2 Cents 1973 Cook Island - 50 Cents - Elizabeth II - 1973/1985 Finland - 1 Markka (2x Coins) - Soumen Tasavalta 1974 Bank of Indonesia - 5 Rupiah 1975 Papua New Guinea - 5 Toea Coin 1975 Spanish - 25 PTAS - 1976 Papua New Guinea - 10t - 1978 Great Britain - 50 New pence - Elizabeth II 1981 Finland - 50 PenniÃ¤ - Suomen Tasavalta 1985 Singapore - Twenty Cents 1986 Belgium - 5 Francs - 1986 Finland - 1 Markka - Suomen Tasavalta 1986 Sri Lanka - 5 Rupees - 1987 Portuguese - 10 Escudos 1988 Belguim - 5 Francs - 1990 United Arab Emirates - Authentic coin - Deer/Gazelle Design 1990 United Arab Emirates - Authentic coin - Oil Tower Design 1992 Spanish Commemorative Olympics - 50 PTAS Coin- Barcelona 1992 - RARE COIN 1992/2010 Great britain - 10 New pence Coins (2x coins) 1993 Finland Suomi - 5 Markka 1994 China - 1 Yiyuan - Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo - 1995 Fiji - $1 Saqamoli - Elizabeth II 1996 Samoa Island - 50 Sene - Tanumafili II - 1996 Spanish - 100 PTAS - Carlos I - Espana - 2x Palestine coins - 1 Mil 1937 - 5 Mils 1934 3x British Three Pence - 1954/1958/1967 Australia 1952 Penny & Australia 1961 Half Penny Australian 1927 Half Penny & 1961 Australian Half Penny Australian Half Penny - 1943 - Coin Australian Half Penny - 1961 - Coin Australian One & Two Cent Coins - 1973(1) - 1992(2)UNC) Bahama Island - 1969 Twenty five cents Bank Indonesia - 1996 1000rp & 1995 100rp British Farthing - 1868 & 1886 - Rare Coins - Low start - Queen Victoria British Farthing - 1943 Farthing - 1910 Farthing Rare coins Ceylon One Cent Coins (2x Coins) 1910/ 1912 --- Chinese Tai-Ching-Ti-Kuo Hu Poo 20 Cash Copper Coin Commissioners Of Currency Malaya - 1950 1 Cents & 1948 20 Cents - Rare Estonia - 1931 - Ten Senti - 10 Senti Hungary 2 Filler -Magyar 1899 Isreal - 10 Agorot - Authentic Coin Malaya and British Borneo 1961 - 10 Cents Mixed American Coins - 2x 1943 Steel WW2 Cents/1970 1c/ Filipinos 1C/ 1907 Five cents (5x) Mixed Australian Penny Coins - 1946 Half - 1953 Half - 1964 Penny Mixed British Coins 1906-1944 - Nederlandsch Indie 1945 - 1c Poland 10 zlotych 1972 - 50th Anniversary - Gdynia Seaport Queen Victoria - East India Company - 1846? One cent Coin Samoa Islands - 1967 - Sefulu Sene - 10 (cents?) Straits settlements - 1874 - Queen Victoria - Coin Tunisia 5 Francs 1957 My list is growing, but for these coins. do they have much value? I'm talking Collector Value... Report this Post to the Staff

sel_69l Bedrock of the Community Australia 21788 Posts	Posted 08/05/2013 02:19 am That's an interesting and varied list of coins you have there. I collect World coins, all centuries all cultures, from the invention of coinage 2 1/2 millennia ago. Coins of the 20th Century are natuarlly the most accessible. I have special interest in ancients and 19th Centuries. As with all coins, values are highly dependent on condition. That includes ancient coins. Any coin in the above list above in 'as struck' or 'uncirculated' condition can, just by reason of it's condition, be rare. Sometimes, as most collectors of World coins are aware, you can be lucky and get top condition World coins from dealers' junk bins. I really try to get the best condition coins that I can, if that is possible. Sometimes that is impossible, so a lot of coins in my collection are less than fine grade. Do you have a copy of Krause World coins? My copies covering the last four centuries are at least ten years old, and the values are probably way wrong, but that does not bother me one jot. The illustrations are what makes these publications important. My copies came good condition second hand. Report this Post to the Staff
publius Pillar of the Community United States 807 Posts	Posted 08/05/2013 02:22 am Nothing jumps out at me. These notations, "authentic coin", "rare coin" â€" are these things in holders or something? Report this Post to the Staff
Pushthatbolder New Member Australia 38 Posts	Posted 08/05/2013 02:28 am @publias , yeh something like that... some are in little envelopes... @sel_69l thanks, I know I dont have a 1930 penny, but my coins are in pretty good condition. total I counted 3890 coins, took me 3 days to count them and put them in country piles. Report this Post to the Staff
NumisRob Bedrock of the Community United Kingdom 17951 Posts	Posted 08/05/2013 03:14 am All the British ones listed are fairly common dates - nice to add to a collection, but not of great value. The two Victorian farthings, however, would certainly be worth something in EF or Uncirculated condition. The Spanish 1957 50 Ptas and 1975 25 Ptas - these coins have two dates. The big, obvious date is the type authorisation date. The actual date of issue is in the little 6-pointed star on the reverse of each coin. This should have two incuse digits, which are the last two digits of the year of issue (e.g. 1960 appears as '60'). Several of the 1957 type 50 Ptas are NIFC issues and are scarce, and there's also an edge legend error (discussed elsewhere on this Forum) with the edge reading "UNA LIBRE GRANDE" instead of "UNA GRANDE LIBRE". The Belgian 50c and 1F coins of the 1920s exist in French and Dutch language versions - the French type has "BELGIQUE" on the obverse and "BON POUR" on the reverse; the Dutch type has "BELGIE" and "GOED VOOR". For some years and types of coins, one variety is scarcer than the other - but I'm afraid yours are both common dates whichever the type. Although not rare, the 1936 New Guinea penny has quite a following with UK collectors as it's one of the few coins to bear the titles of King Edward VIII, who reigned only for a few months before abdicating to marry Mrs Simpson! My Trade List: https://goccf.com/t/194596 My Wants List: https://goccf.com/t/191710 Edited by NumisRob 08/05/2013 03:16 am Report this Post to the Staff
Numismat Pillar of the Community United States 1666 Posts	Posted 08/05/2013 04:11 am Nothing scarce or rare among this group, sorry Report this Post to the Staff
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