Need Help On This Asian Coins

tnx vic I still have some other coins I hope you can help me again I'm not so familiar with coins I don't even know if they can be melted or not...i do have uspi coins mostly five cents one is even dated 1903 is that coin worth something...but haven't included it in this picture what you'll see here is the 1921 five cents

I am uploading a bigger picture sorry if some are not so clear I just realize that coin picture taking is hard.
I don't know if they are worth something...some dated back in middle of 1800's I am not quite sure of the year
I also included my 2 five cents with 1903 dates on it
I also have another five coin which doesn't have any dates on it and lastly I have a brown coin which dated 1944 but why its front face like that...

I'm not an expert on the world coins, but most of the coins at the bottom are from the Philippines from when they were a US territory. It's hard to see, but they look to all be common dates. Do any of them have an M on the coin (like the Five Centavos has an S at about 7:00 on the front)? Most of these coins were made at the Denver or San Francisco mint, but a branch mint was opened in Manila, and those coins carry a premium. Otherwise, all denominations above 5 centavos are silver (I think 75%) and worth a dollar or two each.

The coin on the bottom is a one centavo coin. One side is smooth because somebody ground it off, most likely to make a Magician's coin or jewelry piece. An intact specimen is worth less than $1.

As for your other coins, the modern Asian coins are probably worth their exchange rate, and the rest of the coins are probably worth in the $0.50-$3.00 range.