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For the vast majority of those, I suggest searching for them here: https://www.NGCcoin.com/price-guide/world/There are a few U.S. coins there, too (including a 90% silver half dollar). With this many, it would benefit you to do a little research about them.   In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
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Hi Keith and You'd do better by posting just a few coins at a time, with larger, clearer images. It's quite difficult to make out the dates and judge the condition of the coins from these photos. I can see 8 pre-decimal British coins - a George III halfpenny from 1806 or 1807 (bottom left of third photo), two Elizabeth II pennies, one Elizabeth II threepence (12-sided, brass), two English shillings and one florin, plus two of the larger 10p coins that were demonetised in 1993. These are all the sorts of coins I'd expect to find in dealers' junk boxes over here for about 10c to 15c each, although the George III halfpenny is more interesting because of its age. There is also a current British 20p coin (seven-sided), worth around a quarter. I can see two European coins that are worth over $2 each: a West German 5 Marks, which can still be exchanged at banks in that country for the equivalent value in Euros, and a current French 2-euros (bi-metallic), which is valid in all Eurozone countries. Edited by NumisRob
10/31/2017 05:28 am
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To the Forum . Quote:
You'd do better by posting just a few coins at a time, with larger, clearer images. It's quite difficult to make out the dates and judge the condition of the coins from these photos.  |
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Welcome Keith.
Tons of value. Much fun and education. Monetary value is another question.
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You have an interestingly nice group with at least one coin of value - The WLH. For more exact prices, post one or two per thread would be better. |
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Just curious why you are asking.....buying or selling? |
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Just curious why you are asking.....buying or selling? They are not qualified to sell here yet. |
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A few coins catch my eye. The American coins are worth at least face value, the Buffalo nickel and standing liberty half are worth more. The euro coins are legal tender in the Euro zone, the German marks are still exchangeable. Otherwise, I'd guess most don't have any collector value. The good news is that you have a great start here for, what Americans call, a 'world coins' collection. It's great fun to discover what these coins are and what happened in the respective countries when they were minted. And then expand the collection of course.  |
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Sort of looks like something someone gave you or left you. Where did you get those?
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They are not qualified to sell here yet. Thanks for your reply, but I was thinking maybe ebay or something. |
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i got the from a flea market all for ten dollars except for the Buffalo nickle and the half dollar I paid three for both of them I do thank all for your feed back just thought I would start a little coin collection and wanted really to know witch coins I needed to focus on cause theres lots of places to buy coins here and I'm not wanting to get taken advantage of for example one person was wanting to sell me a Walking Liberty half dollar for twenty dollars now I know ive made the right choice on not getting it thanks coin coinmunity I hope to show more coins on my journey of being a collector |
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United States
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If you got that whole lot for $10, I'd say you made out fine. As others have said, lots of info to look up and learn about with each coins.
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The Walker alone is worth $7.
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Posted 10/31/2017 05:26 am
