I'll leave the US stuff to the experts (most of the
other forum members
), but here's a little help on some of the world coins.
First of all, understand that the value of
all coins depends, in large part, on their condition/grade, and that catalog values are rarely completely accurate.
Several of your coins are unidentifiable without more information. For example, franc and krone are both multi-country denominations. Necessary identification information is usually on both sides of a coin, so pictures or full descriptions of both sides are necessary.
Offhand nothing you listed appears to be particularly rare or valuable, but it will take a little time to go through the Standard Catalog of World Coins and check them all.
A quick take on some of them:
- CHURCHILL on the back. gold in color = 1 crown (5 shillings) and winner of "world's ugliest coin" contests on many forums. The "gold" is either tarnish, or plating that adds nothing to the value. $2 maximum.
- ceskoslovenska socialsitika republika means Czechoslovakian Socialist Republic in Czech
- osterreich means Austria in German
- rupiah is an Indonesian denomination
- new pence is a Great British denomination used only in the early years of decimalization
- Repvbblica italiana is Italy, which uses the denomination Lira
- krone is a denomination used in 5 countries
Your first picture is a Chinese coin, probably from the People's Republic based on the artwork, but explicitly stated, along with the date, on the unseen side.
Next is a ¥100 Japanese coin dated somewhere after 1967 on the other side. (The 1 or 2 digit numeral is a Japanese regnal year and needs to be adjusted to the western calendar.)
Pictures 3 and 5 appear to be of Chinese coins, but I'll have to Photoshop the pictures to see exactly what they are. Picture 4 is also Asian, and also needs to be worked on.
If nobody else posts IDs and/or values before I get a chance to fully research your world coins, I'll post more information.
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