Can Anyone Identify These Please

Sadly, none of your mystery items are real coins.

The two with similar designs are "tourist copies" of ancient Jewish coins from the time of the First Revolt, 66-70 AD. The original coins were made of silver, which your coins clearly aren't; see this Wildwinds page for numerous examples and varieties of genuine shekels. The one on the left is "dated" Year 3 while the other is Year 2.

The third coin is what is known as a "false shekel", and its design is actually based on the silver shekels your first two are copied from. The cup with two Hebrew letters above it (which actually represent the date of issue) has morphed into a vase with steam coming out of it, while the sprig of pomegranates on the other side has become Aaron's Rod. The inscriptions say the same thing as the ancient coins say, only in modern Hebrew script. See this article on the American Israel Numismatic Association website for the whole story.


Then I'd recommend finding a local coin dealer that deals in world coins. They'll be happy to take them off your hands for you, but you won't get anywhere near as much money for them as you would by breaking the collection up and selling each coin individually on ebay.

Just read the article you linked to.
Interesting! But that means these might still be quite old (19th century or so)
Do they have any collectors' value at all?

Thanks again