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Auction starts at 1 dollar, need help on how high I should go, more pics are unavailable. It is a local auction.
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Each are separate lots, I don't know enough about world coins for anything to standout. Does anything jump out at anybody.
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Depends on what your interests are, but personally I wouldn't bother with lot #1, only common coins I find everywhere. Auction #2 has the 1910 Swiss ½ Franc, a scalloped coin hidden under the French 10 franc piece. It has a dirty coin aswell that I cannot identify but doesn't ring my silver bell. (coin partially covered by the flip) Otherwise there's nothing in it in my opinion, but this is the best one for sure. Autcion #3 only has a canadian dollar in it that's of any value, the rest is essentially junk.

Bid as you wish, but I'd say go low on the second lot and avoid/go low on the rest.
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Many thanks x2an, the Swiss 1\2 franc has my attention, I'm gonna wait till end of auction and not get crazy.
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Most dealers who regularly buy collection have TONS of this type of world sitting forever unsold. If you can make contact with such a dealer, or if there is a LCS that does plenty of buying, it's likely they would be only too happy to sell you bags of this kind of stuff for just a few cents each.
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The 1/2 Franc is the only good coin in the lots. Including the silver, you cold easily buy all of these coins as a single lot for $4-6 shipped on ebay.
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Thanks for replies, I couldn't tell enough about em to make sure I wasn't missing somethin.
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I wouldn't go over $2 for any of the lots unless there is silver. Then bid at melt. Remember that auction premium that is added in!
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