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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;littlehugger, post: 3597698, member: 58633&quot;]True</p><p>World coins often sell by the pound.</p><p>&nbsp;But! Older coins might be silver. Especially the higher denominations. Even the lower value ones may have more metal value than face value.</p><p>&nbsp;You can find books for world coin values. But they are huge and kind of expensive. If your coins are older, a used one would do fine.</p><p>&nbsp;Also, you can always go on Ebay and check. Dang near everything is on there. Amazon too.</p><p>&nbsp;Places like that will give you a real world idea of value. And, you can check prior sales results.</p><p>&nbsp; I would research this. You can probably find useful info on over 80% of it. But if you do not, it may indicate either extremely common, or great rarity. But, if rare, its less likely to happen. But you never know.</p><p>&nbsp;Enjoy your search.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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