Anything interesting in this lot?

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I thought this was a Doubled Die for a moment... Then I noticed it's just a blurry picture

 

or these?

 

Looks like a run of the mill world coins to me. Pretty much junk.

 

nope just very common coins. you can still enjoy them.

 

I think the humming bird one is kinda cool! I figure I would let my grandson take them to school for SS, Just wanted to make sure there was nothing in the lot that would matter if lost or stolen.

 

Yea with my back implant I have a hard time taking pics sometimes. It makes me shake.

 

But think of the fun newbs would have with that picture.

 

Is that $100. peso really worth $5.00 us?

 

More like $0.005. There was a 1000:1 remonetization in 1992.

 

100 Mexican Peso equals
5.412 US Dollar

Is that a half a dollar?

 

Any Diamonds among the Coals ?

 

I don't think so, but check the British Florin, centre top of the first picture. If it is dated 1946 or earlier it will be 50% silver. Also the French 10 Francs a few to the right of it - if it is dated 1939 or earlier it will be 68% silver.
Can't see anything else with bullion value, but plenty that would keep a new collector entertained.

 

CURRENT Peso equals 5.41 cents
The older peso equals 0.00541 cents
100 older pesos equals 0.541 cents, or bit over a half a cent.

 

I should post mine too...have a lot that I can't figure out what country it's from lol. Some probably have the dates in native language. I tried searching google matching images but it's not really that accurate.

 

Try this site, It has alot of good world coin info. How to read dates too.
http://worldcoingallery.com/

 

Wow, thanks for that link! I'm gonna go through my coins now and see if I can identify them.

 

Without delving too far into the realm of politics, I wonder if the U.S.-Mexican situation might devalue Mexican pesos ?