5 Old European Silver Coins Up For Grabbing

5 Old Silver Coins up for Grabbing.... uh Grading

I traded some of my regular Dutch silver guilders from 50's / 60's and small money for some old foreign silver coins and regular coins.
Don't know if I did well in all, so I was just wondering if higher grades actually have a premium with silver coins, or do they remain bullion value? (especially when it comes to Dutch or European older coins, since the are cheaper then for example a lot of U.S. older coins in higher grade)

The guy was not a coincollector but a bullion / silver & gold hoarder He didn't care about Any of the catalogue values or grading systems!, only how much pure silver was in the coin.. That meaned I could go through, and collect the best grades (didn't really look for key dates, only gut instinct)

So we traded almost equal to weight in silver, I gave him like 55 grams and he gave me 42,5 grams. Which left the total for him to pay me like €9, so we agreed he gave me 15 old non bullion coins some of them pretty rare / expensive. I think we both got a nice deal and were bot happy so I guess it's ok either way. Now on to the pics hahahahh Posted few different grades, so that I can work my way from there...



He had several coins like this grade, most unfortuanetly above my budget hahah, but it seems like these might be uncirculated / MS maybe?








This one is pretty busted, but was my first of cuba, and like the pattern


2 Dutch coins, the one from 1943D was specially minted in Denver for use in Netherlands Indies (it also is a different variation, with rougher hair it says in Dutch catalogue







All input is welcome