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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Collector1966, post: 1076825, member: 17919&quot;]After a little more searching, it appears that the Newfoundland cent would catalog at about 75 cents; the New Zealand 6 pence contains .0455 ounces of silver, so it is worth more than $1. The 1925 Mexican 50 centavos is a better date, but if it&#039;s too badly worn it would be worth around $6 for its silver alone, but maybe more to a collector of Mexican coins. The two Liberty (V) nickels should be worth at least 50 cents each. The 1872 Canadian quarter has at least $5 worth of silver. Some of the coins you showed in the &quot;miscellaneous&quot; picture are also silver and would be worth at least their silver value. The Georgius (George) IV silver shilling from Great Britain should have a bit of collector value as well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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