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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bart, post: 467377, member: 5580&quot;]The &quot;Spanish&quot; coins are:</p><p>- Philippines (under United States rule) 1 centavo</p><p>- Argentina 2 centavos</p><p>- Chili 20 centavos</p><p>- Argentina 20 centavos</p><p>- Philippines (under United States rule) 5 centavos</p><p>- Cuba 5 centavos (patria y libertad = homeland and freedom)</p><p><br /></p><p>The second Chinese coin is a 50 cash from Szechuan (1912) , the third is a cash coin from Peking (Board of revenue/ emperor Kao Tsung reign name Chien-lung 1736-1795), the fourth a Hong Kong cent of George V.</p><p><br /></p><p>The first mix:</p><p>- a 5 centavos of Mexico</p><p>- a 1/2 stiver of Essequibo and Demerary (British Guiana) of George III. With a mintage of 215,000 this coin is quite rare.</p><p>- 10 centesimi of Italy, Victor Emanuel II, common</p><p>- 2 paisa from Baroda (India princely states)</p><p>- 1/4 anna Bombay Presidency (British India)</p><p>- 10 centesimi Italy Victor Emanuel III, common</p><p>- 5 lepta (or obol) of Greece George I, common in this condition</p><p>- 2 cents/10 bits Danish West Indies / not quite common</p><p><br /></p><p>second mix:</p><p>- Brazil 2 cruzeiros common</p><p>- Denmark 2 kroner common</p><p>- Turkey 10 kurus Christian date (1926-)</p><p>- Turkey 5 kurus Islamic date (1341)</p><p>- France 50 centimes</p><p>- Austria 6 kreuzer (mintmark B= Kremnitz Hungary) 0.438 silver</p><p>- Colombia 20 centavos 0.900 silver</p><p>- Cuba 1 centavo</p><p>- Austria 10 heller</p><p>- 1 öre, can be Swedish, but not a good scan to identify it properly</p><p>- 5 pfennig German Empire</p><p><br /></p><p>3rd mix:</p><p>- German States/Prussia 2 mark Wilhelm II silver</p><p>- Greece 2 drachmai Paul I</p><p>- Russia 50 kopeks Nicolas II silver</p><p>- Greece 2 drachmai Republic</p><p>- Mexico 1 peso silver</p><p>- Hungary 1 forint Freanz Josef silver</p><p>- German States Hamburg 2 mark, not so common coin</p><p>- German Empire 1 mark silver</p><p>- German Empire 1/2 mark silver</p><p>- Mexico 5 centavos</p><p>- Italy 20 centesimos[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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