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Paid $25 For This Lot, Help Identifying Please?

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 Posted 08/16/2014  2:52 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Tokenss to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hey guys, I randomly came across a guy sellin all these for $30 shipped, I offered $25 and he took it.
I'm more of a Modern/Old Us collector but I enjoy lookin a foreign currencies as well, so figured I'd buy these for fun. Doesn't matter to me if I got a good deal or not, just thought it'd be fun buying these, and he told me he also threw in a few other coins.
so anyhow, Could anyone please give me a little info on what I'm getting? Don't need any detailed explanations, just if any catch your eye you know about, let me know please? I haven't received them yet so I can upload better pics later if you guys cant see em well enough. Thought you guys might enjoy looking at this find as well. Thank in advance!


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08/16/2014 2:55 pm
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 Posted 08/16/2014  3:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Altaira to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think I see a halfpenny in the third column, third row. The one in first row, second column looks like it's a halfcrown. I'm going to guess and say the one in first row, first column is a George V penny, and because of its similar size and colour the one below it looks to be a "bun head" Victoria penny. So, two coins to the right of the Victoria one would be another Victorian penny, an "old head" obverse. All I've figured out are pre-decimal British coins. I either can't see well enough or need the other side to tell what the coins are. I'm sorry I can't help with the notes, but I'll try helping with the coins.
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 Posted 08/16/2014  3:59 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Groszy to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Pictures are going to need to be bigger and showing obverses and reverses of all for proper ID'ing, but I can see some French issues (including one of Napoleon III), some older British issues and some modern ones, a Belgian issue (I believe in the lower right corner), a Mexican issue (probably from the '60's), and a German issue from 1923(?) in the upper right corner.

And those two "notes" at the top I believe are some form of check. Real banknotes (of any nation) I don't think have the values typed on them.
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Thanks, Yeah some of the coins are definitely gonna need a close up / scanned. The paper to me looked like fake money orders. I don't really collect paper so I didn't mind whatever they are. Whenever I receive my package Ill get some good pics and update. But again, thanks for that bit of info you two.
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The left hand banknote is an Italian 1000 Lire from the 1970s / 1980s. These had a face value of about 75 cents back then. Now replaced by the Euro.
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And those two "notes" at the top I believe are some form of check. Real banknotes (of any nation) I don't think have the values typed on them.

They are 100 Lire banknotes from Italy.
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Top row, 4th column is a subway token. Agreed that better pictures are needed to better identify the rest of the coins. I'm seeing some 19th/20th century European and modern Canadian coins. I'd say you did fairly well for $25 for the lot.
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