Help me identify these foreign (non-American) coins

At my local coin shop, there is a box of foreign coins, priced at 8 for $1. What a bargain! I bought a few dollars worth of these rarely-seen around here coins. I was able to identify most of them, but there are a few that I have no clue about. Here are some of them. I'm not sure if some of them are not upside down because I couldn't read the writing on them. I'm assuming many of them are of Asian origin.

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the 7th/8th photo is a current Japanese 1 yen, and the 10th/11th photo is an israeli 5 sheqel. both are common and worth their exchange-value (1.1c for the yen, $1.40 for the 5 shequel)

 

The last one's Thai.

 

And the 20 pence is British.

 

I think quite a few of these are Japanese.

 

#1-#4 are Thailand Satang
#1 the left side of the photo is the bottom of the coin; #2 the right side is the bottom
#3 #4 the top of the photo is the bottom of the coin

 

Try again coin 10, there is a country name in English.

 

believe #16-17 is also Thailand, don't have my world book at the moment though, so not sure denomination

 

#5 #6 is Japanese 10 Yen

 

#5 and #6: Japanese 10円 (10 yen)
Date: 昭和五十五年 (Showa 55) (Western calendar: 1980)
95% Copper.

#7 and #8: Japanese 1円 (1 yen)
Date: 昭和五十三年 (Showa 53) (Western calendar: 1978)
Aluminum.

#9: Japanese 5円 (5 yen)
Date: ? (side of coin not pictured above)
Brass.

More info at Wikipedia.org: Japanese currency and Japanese yen

 

Not a 5 sheqel coin. Denomination is also in English.

If not familiar/can't actually read what it says - just skip it.

 

Israel 5 Agorot