Nothing jumps at me but those are not my areas per se. Mostly they are likely their value is non-monetary and a link to your family. Did they pick these up in travels?
The Australian "silver" coins are actually made of sterling silver (.925 fine), and the Canadian dime on the left is silver too. But that's probably where most of the monetary value in this accumulation can be found.
The object at bottom right is a "trick coin", part of a child's "teach yourself magic" kit. The rather worn brass object above it is a giveaway promotional medal issued for Pontiac cars back in the pre-WWI era. Not worth much, in this heavily worn condition.
Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one. Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, "Meditations"
And the second link doesn't work, because it was missing the colon after "https". Just manually add it after clicking the link and you'll see the picture. Or click here instead: https://ibb.co/T0CTF50
Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one. Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, "Meditations"
The object at bottom right is a "trick coin", part of a child's "teach yourself magic" kit. The rather worn brass object above it is a giveaway promotional medal issued for Pontiac cars back in the pre-WWI era. Not worth much, in this heavily worn condition.
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Nothing jumps at me but those are not my areas per se. Mostly they are likely their value is non-monetary and a link to your family. Did they pick these up in travels?
Not much there I'm afraid. It looks like coins collected on travels.
The Australian "silver" coins are actually made of sterling silver (.925 fine), and the Canadian dime on the left is silver too. But that's probably where most of the monetary value in this accumulation can be found.
The object at bottom right is a "trick coin", part of a child's "teach yourself magic" kit. The rather worn brass object above it is a giveaway promotional medal issued for Pontiac cars back in the pre-WWI era. Not worth much, in this heavily worn condition.
Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, "Meditations"
Apparently I have been awarded one DPOTD.
And the second link doesn't work, because it was missing the colon after "https". Just manually add it after clicking the link and you'll see the picture. Or click here instead:
https://ibb.co/T0CTF50
Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, "Meditations"
Apparently I have been awarded one DPOTD.
The object at bottom right is a "trick coin", part of a child's "teach yourself magic" kit. The rather worn brass object above it is a giveaway promotional medal issued for Pontiac cars back in the pre-WWI era. Not worth much, in this heavily worn condition.
Sapyx, you never cease to surprise me! 🙄
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Split them up for the great-grandchildren with a tale of their travels.
Successful BST deals with mustangt and jesbroken. Now EVERYTHING is for sale.