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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;laz, post: 3291, member: 53&quot;]The Astrological medals wouldn&#039;t be worth very much unless they are made out of some precious metal like Silver or Gold,in which case they would be worth melt value. The early U.S. coins don&#039;t quite seem to fit in with the atrology coins. They would be very scarce to extremely rare and worth quite a bit of money. All of the listed coins and several not on the list have been heavily reproduced over the years. You don&#039;t mention any grades,but I&#039;d say if these coins look like they are not badly worn,they are probably copies. Most early American Copper has been extremely worn and/or has enviornmental damage from being in the ground at one time. Uncirculated specimen&#039;s of these coins would be ultra rare. I&#039;d recommend seeing a local coin dealer or coin club and asking for first hand opinion&#039;s. A general rule of thumb,if it sounds too good to be true,it usually is. Finding this many rare coins in high grade is indeed too good to be true.&nbsp; ~ Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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