I bought a collection of foreign coin's what are they worth?

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by stepthenwho, Jul 31, 2011.

  1. stepthenwho

    stepthenwho New Member

    If you could please give me an idea of what the lot is worth!

    All Britain Large pennies:
    1855 G
    1861 About Good
    1863 VG
    1874 About Good
    1885 About Good
    1887 About Good
    1888 F
    1890 VG
    1891 F
    1882 G/VG
    1897 VG
    1901 VG
    1902 VG
    1904 VG
    1906 G+
    1907 G
    1908 AU
    1910 G
    1911 G
    1912 G
    1913 VF
    1914 VG
    1915 G
    1916 VG
    1917 VG
    1918 VG
    1919 VG
    1920 F
    1921 VF
    1922 F
    1927 VF
    1928 F+
    1929 VF+
    1930 VF
    1931 AU
    1935 XF
    1936 BU
    1937 VF
    1938 BU
    1939 VF+
    1940 UNC
    1944 XF
    1945 XF
    1946 VF+
    1947 EF
    1950 VF
    1961 UNC
    1962 UNC
     
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  3. stepthenwho

    stepthenwho New Member

    I also have the following 1/2 Penny Britain coin's I would like an idea what they are worth:

    1909 Fine
    1915 VG
    1920 G
    1925 VF
    1927 G
    1928 G
    1931 VG
    1936 F
    1938 EF
    1943 EF
    1944 EF
    1957 BU
    1959 XF
     
  4. ikandiggit

    ikandiggit Currency Error Collector

    Our British members could give you values for their side of the pond, but on this side, most of the ones you've listed can be found in bargain boxes for around a dollar each. So based on that, your collection is around $50-$75 IMO.
     
  5. andyscouse

    andyscouse Collector of Brit stuff

    Most are worth under $1 or 50¢, but some that are worth more are as follows:

    1d
    1891 F ... $6
    1908 AU ... $30
    1931 AU ... $15
    1936 BU ... $3
    1938 BU ... $9 (only if true BU; if EF, about $2)
    1940 Unc ... $27 (again, has to be true Unc)
    1961 Unc ... $2

    ½d
    1938 EF ... $1½
    1943 EF ... $1½
    1944 EF ... $1½
    1957 BU ... $1½ (unless it's the 'calm sea' variety, $45)


    Estimates are based on latest £ values, converted to $ at the approx rate of $1.50 = £1 (but this is just a rough guide).


    Hope that helps!
     
  6. stepthenwho

    stepthenwho New Member

    Thank you for the info! What is the Clam Sea Variety?
     
  7. andyscouse

    andyscouse Collector of Brit stuff

    The calm sea variety is where the wavy sea under the ship (Sir Francis Drake's The Golden Hind) is calmer than usual. Best to check by comparing it to ther GVI or EII ½d coins.
     
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