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  1. PyrotekNX

    PyrotekNX Senior Member

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  3. satootoko

    satootoko Retired

    I'm not sure whether the first picture is the entire lot, or perhaps there's another pic which isn't just an enlarged part of #1.

    Photographing coins at an angle like that greatly reduces the ease of attribution, but I can see coins of at least US, Great Britain (the majority), Gemany, Denmark and possibly another Scandanavian country), Canada, probably Italy, Israel, and Japan.

    The two Japanese coins I see are both 1 sen.

    The one with the dragon obverse and the English legend "1 sen" is Y#17.1, copper, dated Meiji 10 (1877), numismatically worthless in that corroded condition. Krause values it at $1 in F, which is actually on the high side.

    The image of the other one with what appears to be a "1" on it needs to be rotated 90 degrees left, so that character becomes a horizontal line, which is a Kanji character 1. The character beneath it (to the left in the photo) is "sen". The date is on the other side, but it is either
    1. Y#17.1 (1873-77 with square dragon scales)
    2. Y#17.2 (1880-92 with V shaped dragon scales, also copper)
    3. Y#20 (1898-1902 with sun and rays, bronze), or
    4. Y#35 (1913-15,with smaller sun and rays, also bronze).
    In the condition shown none are worth more than a buck or two.
     
  4. PyrotekNX

    PyrotekNX Senior Member

    I recognize the US coins, the Canadians, German, and some British. The one I am most interested in is the large copper on the right hand side. I can make out the date of 1810, but nothing more.
     
  5. PyrotekNX

    PyrotekNX Senior Member

    I believe that both are the same coin. One is the obverse and the other is the reverse.
     
  6. satootoko

    satootoko Retired

    I looked again, and that is correct. [​IMG]
     
  7. LSM

    LSM Collector

    PyrotekNX, if your talking about large copper coin dated 1810 with a 3 on the reverse that would be a 3 GRANA from the kingdom of Naples (Italy). Date below the wreath would be KM # 102a value in VG 20.00 no mintage given in the catalog. There's also a 1810 3 Gran KM# 102 with the date above the Wreath, same price.

    Lou
     
  8. PyrotekNX

    PyrotekNX Senior Member

    So far I have from the top,

    Row 1:

    3 Cent silver

    Row 2:

    Denmark 10 Ore, Hungary 1 Korona, Unknown, Panama 1955 Balboa

    Row 3:

    Various German/Nazi coins

    Row 4:

    Japanese 1 Sen, French unknown, 3 large cents

    Row 5:

    British Penny 1918. Unknown, British Penny 1910, Italy 3 Grana 1810, German coin, threepence

    Row 6:

    SBA, Canadian Nickels, Canadian quarter, Isreal coin, Mexican 50 Pesos, Italian coin

    Row 7:

    Small Canadian cents and an Indian Head Cent 1892
     
  9. LSM

    LSM Collector

    The unknown coin on row 2 is a 20 Rappen KM# 29 from Switzerland it valued at VG 1.50.

    Lou
     
  10. Aidan Work

    Aidan Work New Member

    The first piece in the second row is a 10 Pfennig Kriegsgeld (War Money) token from Bochum.

    Aidan.
     
  11. PyrotekNX

    PyrotekNX Senior Member

    Thanks everyone for your help. All in all, I don't think I did too bad for only $17.50.
     
  12. Aidan Work

    Aidan Work New Member

    You did very well,considering that you have also got a common silver 1/10 Balboa from Panama in there as well.

    Aidan.
     
  13. bart

    bart Senior Member

    On the third row, besides of the war token from Bochum, there are a Austrian 2 heller and German Imperial (not Nazi) coins. The German Empire collapsed after WW I .
    Row 4 : French 10 centimes from the Second Empire, with the effigy of Napoleon III
    Row 5 : the unknown coin is a Spanish 10 centimos with the effigy of Alfonso XII

    bart
     
  14. JeromeLS

    JeromeLS Coin Fanatic

    Second coin second row is a silver piece of Hungry, in unc (as piece pictured) about $20....
     
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