Can't ID.

Maybe you can?

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3.This coin is very thick.


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Number 1 is george 2nd hibernian 1d by the look of it but im only on my pjone and the pictures arnt that big. Number 2 looks likevit has a mirror image of a chain cent on it.

 

Anyone else?

 

#4 US hard times token. Bucklin's Interest Tables. 1835.
http://www.hardtimestokens.com/Bucklins.html

#5 East Prussia, Groschen, 1810.
http://www.ma-shops.com/sesambestcoins/item.php5?id=14785

 

Thanks! Think #4 would have any value, or is it too worn?

 

#3 is a piece of copper that has been squeezed between two large cents (I think late middle dates 1835 - 39)

#1 I'm thinking from the crudeness of the portrait and retrograde Britannia that this is probably a evasion piece from the mid to late 1700's.

 

#2 is a Bengal Presidency Pice. ND 1800s
http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/WorldCoinPrices.aspx?category=132127&worldcoinid=333601

#1 Looks like a Canadian Blacksmith token.
http://www.icollector.com/Blacksmith-Token-CH-BL-1-ICCS-F-12_i5425241

No idea on value of #4.

 

I believe the last one is either Russian, Austro-Hungarian, or Prussian.

 

they are all far too worn to have any value,

 

I agree. They're just this side of slugs.