Inherited Coins From Father When He Passed. (Id: Jewish Token, Egyptian Qirsh, Chinese Cash)

Top one looks to be a religious token, not a coin. Next is an Egyptian 5/10 Qirsh. You date these with the date on the reverse which shows 1293 of the Islamic calendar. Then you add the number of years on the front of the coin. Which is 13. That's how many years that coins design has been used. So this coin was made in 1306 Islamic date. Which translates to 1889 in the western or Gregorian calendar. It's old and cool looking but in that shape, it's not very valuable.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4820.html

The last two are both Cash coins from China. There are a large number of different styles of these. I can't keep them all straight. But I post a link if you want to research them. They are also still made by Chinese companies for tourists. So whether yours are real and old is very hard to tell.

http://www.calgarycoin.com/referenc.../chinaid.htm

Here's a place you can go for estimated US coin values.

http://www.numismedia.com/rarecoinprices/fmv.shtml

You could also get a copy of the " Red Book" that is updated annually.

https://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/th...s-coins-2020

The top one is a Jewish medal featuring the "live long and prosper" hand sign made famous on Star Trek. This article explains the tie in... http://www.todayifoundout.com/index...jewish-sign/