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azguy New Member United States 1 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 12:26 am Hello everyone. I need some help identifying a coin. I am not a coin collector at all, but was given like 20 coins. Most of them have numbers/year, and they seem to be Netherlands coins. However, there is one coin that does not have any year, or writing at all, and it measures about 44.7mm in diameter. See pictures please... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks ! * Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. * Report this Post to the Staff

rooneydog Pillar of the Community United Kingdom 739 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 05:08 am azguy. I suspect it is a pilgrim token http://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coi..._ww_id=16538 Report this Post to the Staff
CrusaderVW Valued Member United States 109 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 08:20 am Most of those are (the silver colored ones) Guldens (Guilders) - Dutch coins. The others I'm not sure about but the ones with the holes in them are probably of Asian origin, PERHAPS Dutch East Indies coins, that's only speculation on my part though Report this Post to the Staff
Petrus Pillar of the Community Belgium 2895 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 2:10 pm Perhaps you can search here: http://indiannumismatics.com/all-tokens.php Or you can contact them Report this Post to the Staff
rooneydog Pillar of the Community United Kingdom 739 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 3:20 pm Here you go azguy - you will need to translate http://duit-yasin.blogspot.co.uk/20...mudahmy.html Report this Post to the Staff
jjwabraham Valued Member United States 288 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 5:10 pm 10 of them are silver, between .640 and .720 silver homeland or Netherlands East Indies, 7 are bronze or copper nickel from Netherlands East Indies, plus your odd token which appears to be brass, with the non-guy side showing Arabic looking characters. Without knowing more I would guess the $5 to $10 range for the large token. Each of the silver coins has $2 to $4 in melt value, based on purity and size. Each of the bronze or copper-nickel pieces is $1 to $2, with some having rare dates, but most common ones dated 1942 or 1943. Report this Post to the Staff
Numisma Pillar of the Community United States 4963 Posts	Posted 01/24/2016 6:26 pm What are the dates on some of the other coins? Report this Post to the Staff
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