OLDER foreign coins 1957/1947 SILVER
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OLDER foreign coins1957/1947 SILVER. Not sure what they are worth yet. looking through more of my old coins now that I am stuck at home lol.
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The Spanish coin (no denomination shown) is copper-nickel, not silver and has minimal value regardless of the denomination.
The Panama 1/10 Balboa (Y#14, KM #11) is .900 fine silver and the same weight as a US dime of that era. In that condition it is probably worth bullion value.
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On the Spanish Franco coin, 1957 is not the year it was minted. There are a couple stars on the reverse that have a 2 digit number inside - that is the year of mintage (yours might show 64?).
Also, the Panama coin has the fineness and weigh right on it: "LEY 0.900" and "Gr. 2.50".