7 for id please. I don't have any reference material for European jettons, and I'm not au fait with any of the other languages. Diameter of top left is 16mm and the middle one on the bottom row is 29mm. Weights of 3rd & 4th top row are 3.38g & 3.43g.
Your last one is either Nepal or Tibet. Top second from left reminds me of coins from Malacca I've seen with the chicken.
Top L says "香港" = Hong Kong reading R to L on the bottom. Looks like some type of token maybe? Not quite a clear enough photo to make out the rest of the characters. Maybe a token? Doesn't look like an official release I've seen. 2nd from Top L has an Arabic date: ١٢٣٧ 1237 AH = 1821. Not confident on the 10s digit. For many of these coins if you could get a higher resolution picture so I can read the coin's text, we can probably narrow it down for you pretty quickly.
Found an auction listing of the goat token: It's a 5 cent token by Jonas Brook Hirst Co., undated but ~1870-1890. Looks like they are quite expensive in good condition. Here's one on eBay hong kong for ~$HK1000 = $US 130
Top row second in is a Malacca Keping - see:https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces86572.html I would try coins 3, 4 and 7 on Zeno as I think they are all Asian/ Far Eastern. Coin six looks Austrian or German states to me.
Coin 6, the one with two shields and five shields may be an Aalst Belgium copper medal dated 1617. https://www.imago-images.com/st/0095761355
Many thanks for the replies so far. The Nepalese one is a 2 paisa. I had it upside down as I thought it was a bird and not crossed khukris. Hopefully better images of the remaining 3. One looks French with the lis, but the legend doesn't make sense and appears to be the same on both sides. The other two look Indian(?).
That looks like a Jerusalem cross on the copper with the Fleur-de-Lys. I know that's associated with the Duchy of Lorraine, as well as various Crusader kingdoms. Here's a similar design from the Kingdom of Naples. Edit: Here's a very similar French counter token. It's not identical, but the design is so close I bet it's a French token.
Thanks. I suspect it's a gaming token or similar given the same legend both sides. A coin would almost certainly have two completely different legends.
The little one in your last photos is an Indian Bull & Horseman Jital issued under the rule of Delhi Sultan Rukn al-Din Feroz Shah. It is actually a quite scarce type as he only ruled one year (1236AD). Here's one that shows the design a bit better:
Thanks I'm flying blind here. What are the standard references for things like this, and what is this coin's reference in particular?
For the Jital coin the standard works are: Tye's Jitals catalog : Type Tye#392. Goron&Goenka's Coins of the Indian Sultanates : Type G&G D097