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11-25-2008, 09:39 PM
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11-25-2008, 10:06 PM
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ryanbooks, the coin that you posted under "Chinese", on the top left it is a Japanese 1000 yen coin commemorating the Tokyo Olympics '64. Face value alone is a 10 dollar coin but I see it going for 20-30 dollars easily. Nice coin.
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11-25-2008, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by gxseries  ryanbooks, the coin that you posted under "Chinese", on the top left it is a Japanese 1000 yen coin commemorating the Tokyo Olympics '64. Face value alone is a 10 dollar coin but I see it going for 20-30 dollars easily. Nice coin. | Thanks for that  I thought it was a nice one to begin with.
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11-25-2008, 10:37 PM
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4th set of pix under mix, middle row far left:
Vale Por Un Jornal/1884/RLS monogram
Central Santa Lucia Gibara/Plow
This is a Cuban Merchant/wage token for use in the company stores.
Oriente Province, Issued by Rafael L. Sanchez
Rulau# ORI 30, 1884 CN 35mm $15 F, $20 VF
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11-26-2008, 02:48 AM
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The last coin in the first mix is Danish West Indies.
Hang onto the Central Santa Lugia thing, whatever it is.
Otherwise there's not a lot there to get excited about. There's lots of silver so don't give it away.
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11-26-2008, 02:49 AM
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Oops. Didn't see DCH's post.
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11-26-2008, 03:34 AM
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The french ones are :
- 5 centimes 1912 and 1916, both common
- 25 centimes 1904, common
- 1 franc silver 1898 (date of birth of my grand mother  ) common so worn, scarce to rare in high grades of preservation
Other french coins :
In the second group of "mix" the top right one is a 50 centimes 1925, common
In the fourth group of "mix" the second left in the 2nd row is a 20 francs 1951, common, first left in the 3rd row is a 25 centimes 1920, common, and the second right in the 3rd row is a 100 francs 1955, common.
Hope that helps
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11-26-2008, 06:56 PM
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The "Spanish" coins are:
- Philippines (under United States rule) 1 centavo
- Argentina 2 centavos
- Chili 20 centavos
- Argentina 20 centavos
- Philippines (under United States rule) 5 centavos
- Cuba 5 centavos (patria y libertad = homeland and freedom)
The second Chinese coin is a 50 cash from Szechuan (1912) , the third is a cash coin from Peking (Board of revenue/ emperor Kao Tsung reign name Chien-lung 1736-1795), the fourth a Hong Kong cent of George V.
The first mix:
- a 5 centavos of Mexico
- a 1/2 stiver of Essequibo and Demerary (British Guiana) of George III. With a mintage of 215,000 this coin is quite rare.
- 10 centesimi of Italy, Victor Emanuel II, common
- 2 paisa from Baroda (India princely states)
- 1/4 anna Bombay Presidency (British India)
- 10 centesimi Italy Victor Emanuel III, common
- 5 lepta (or obol) of Greece George I, common in this condition
- 2 cents/10 bits Danish West Indies / not quite common
second mix:
- Brazil 2 cruzeiros common
- Denmark 2 kroner common
- Turkey 10 kurus Christian date (1926-)
- Turkey 5 kurus Islamic date (1341)
- France 50 centimes
- Austria 6 kreuzer (mintmark B= Kremnitz Hungary) 0.438 silver
- Colombia 20 centavos 0.900 silver
- Cuba 1 centavo
- Austria 10 heller
- 1 öre, can be Swedish, but not a good scan to identify it properly
- 5 pfennig German Empire
3rd mix:
- German States/Prussia 2 mark Wilhelm II silver
- Greece 2 drachmai Paul I
- Russia 50 kopeks Nicolas II silver
- Greece 2 drachmai Republic
- Mexico 1 peso silver
- Hungary 1 forint Freanz Josef silver
- German States Hamburg 2 mark, not so common coin
- German Empire 1 mark silver
- German Empire 1/2 mark silver
- Mexico 5 centavos
- Italy 20 centesimos
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11-26-2008, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by bart The "Spanish" coins are:
- Philippines (under United States rule) 1 centavo
- Argentina 2 centavos
- Chili 20 centavos
- Argentina 20 centavos
- Philippines (under United States rule) 5 centavos
- Cuba 5 centavos (patria y libertad = homeland and freedom)
The second Chinese coin is a 50 cash from Szechuan (1912) , the third is a cash coin from Peking (Board of revenue/ emperor Kao Tsung reign name Chien-lung 1736-1795), the fourth a Hong Kong cent of George V.
The first mix:
- a 5 centavos of Mexico
- a 1/2 stiver of Essequibo and Demerary (British Guiana) of George III. With a mintage of 215,000 this coin is quite rare.
- 10 centesimi of Italy, Victor Emanuel II, common
- 2 paisa from Baroda (India princely states)
- 1/4 anna Bombay Presidency (British India)
- 10 centesimi Italy Victor Emanuel III, common
- 5 lepta (or obol) of Greece George I, common in this condition
- 2 cents/10 bits Danish West Indies / not quite common
second mix:
- Brazil 2 cruzeiros common
- Denmark 2 kroner common
- Turkey 10 kurus Christian date (1926-)
- Turkey 5 kurus Islamic date (1341)
- France 50 centimes
- Austria 6 kreuzer (mintmark B= Kremnitz Hungary) 0.438 silver
- Colombia 20 centavos 0.900 silver
- Cuba 1 centavo
- Austria 10 heller
- 1 öre, can be Swedish, but not a good scan to identify it properly
- 5 pfennig German Empire
3rd mix:
- German States/Prussia 2 mark Wilhelm II silver
- Greece 2 drachmai Paul I
- Russia 50 kopeks Nicolas II silver
- Greece 2 drachmai Republic
- Mexico 1 peso silver
- Hungary 1 forint Freanz Josef silver
- German States Hamburg 2 mark, not so common coin
- German Empire 1 mark silver
- German Empire 1/2 mark silver
- Mexico 5 centavos
- Italy 20 centesimos | Thanks for all this information, i really appreciate it. I have saved all this info, thanks again! | |
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12-09-2008, 08:54 AM
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Hi Ryanbrooks, thx for sharing the pics, nicely done pics! Appreciate it. | 
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12-10-2008, 08:21 AM
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