I recently got these in a lot of medals and was just wondering if any one new the apx value. The larger is a 2 sen and the other 2, just over 1 inch across, I have no idea. It appears at one time they were glued to something as the glue is still on the one side of the coins. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks again.
The bronze 2 sen is Y#18.2, dated Showa 15 (1882), and worth $2-4 in that grade. With the glue damage I personally wouldn't go over 75¢. (Depending on the type of glue used, a brief wash in pure acetone might help, but unfortunately there could be permanent discoloration under the glue.) The other two are undated copper/brass 4 mon pieces (C#4.2), commonly known as the "11 wave" variety of Hoei Tsuho cast coinage produced from 1769 to 1860. XF they are worth little more than a dollar, so in their glue-damaged condition 25¢ for the pair would pretty much be their maximum value.
