7 Mace And 2 Candareens

Hard to tell for me because the pictures are not very clear. But it looks to me like HU-PEH province on the Reverse (dragon) side in English, but it doesn't look like HU-PEH province in Chinese characters on the obverse (as it should be). These coins should be consistent with the English language on one side with the Chinese language on the other. Your sides don't seem to match (but pictures are not so good). If you could take better focused closer pictures it could be easier to answer your question.

Coin on the right looks like Heilongjiang Province which we know is so unlikely, it sure doesn't belong on a coin with HU-PEH on the other side.

As a general rule: if you're finding Chinese "silver dollars" in a flea market, they're almost certainly fake. It does not matter if that market is in China, or America, or Australia, or Sweden. The fake-makers in China are churning these things out by the shipping-container-load and they are turning up all over the world, in bulk quantities.

20 kronor (about US$2) is the typical market rate for these fakes. Genuine examples would cost hundreds or thousands of kronor.