Need help with IDs

Blackhawk

I bought an album full of old copper today. There are quite a few that I can't ID. Could anyone tell me what they are, their grade, and approximate value?


This coin is slightly smaller than a US quarter




This one is also slightly smaller than a US quarter




This one is the size of a US dime




This one is approx. the size of a US nickel




This one is about the size of a GB penny. One side is quite worn, but it looks like the date may be 1826 or 1828. I also think that there is a 5 near the top of the worn side.




Any help would be appreciated.

DCH

#1 German free city of Aachen, 12 Heller. KM#51 $5 VG.

#3 Venice, Revolutionary issue 1 Centesimo KM#181 $3 F $7 VF.

farthing

#2 Salzburg 1 Kreuzer KM 451
$7.50 F $15.00 VF

DCH

#5 Italian State of Sardinia, 5 Centesimi 1826, KM#100.1 with Anchor Mintmark, 100.2 with Eagle head Mintmark. Both $3.50 in VG.

sumnom

I can't help you with ID's but they are cool coins.

Lloyd

I must have a box full of variants of number 4. No idea what the hell they are....

Must have been a useful album... Good coins.

L

MSD61

No. 4 is a copper pice, KM#27, struck at the Banaras mint in the Bengal Presidency/ British India about 1815. It is in the name of Shah Alam II (1759-1806) Who in 1765 gave the East India company possessions in Bengal, Orissa and Bihar. This made the company nominally responsible to the Emperor (Shah Alam). There are many varieties of this strike.