Posted 07/30/2017 4:26 pm
You could try this free price guide from NGC: https://www.NGCcoin.com/price-guide/world/ You will have to get used to the conventions they use. For example, most of the time you don't spell out quantities (e.g. use "1/2 penny", not "half penny" to search). For Italy use "lira" for one and "lire" for more than one (i.e. "100 lire" - not "lira"). Use "netherlands", not "nederland" If "REICHSPFENNIG" doesn't work in your search, try just "pfennig". You will also need to get some idea of grading standards and varieties.
I almost forgot. Often the prices given are inflated and assume the coin has been graded and certified.
I almost forgot. Often the prices given are inflated and assume the coin has been graded and certified.
Edited by otto
07/30/2017 4:28 pm
07/30/2017 4:28 pm
The British coins will be mostly low value
