Little help ...Please

Bosox48

I'm a US coin guy, don't know jack about world coins. My wife picked these up at a flea market. Any value?
British large cent, 1913, 1919,1921,1931...Denmark Konge, 1924,1925
Any help would be great...Thanks,
Jim

danglen

Unless they are in Mint State, market value is under a buck a piece.

laurentyvan

A 1913 in XF is $15 in my Krause 32nd edition. Are dealers only offering $1 in this condition? I admit it drops to $2 in VF...

I assume you assume no better grade than VF circulated in which case your response makes all kinds of sense. Otherwise UNC is listed at $35 for the 1913 date...

danglen

I just went out and checked my "Treasure Chest" and found a bunch of early date British pennies. We sell them at 25 cents each or 5 for a buck. Of course, you have to come to my shop in Black Mountain, NC to get them

Gazza

If the 1913 is a Freemans 176 it could go to $200+

dcamp78

I need most of those coins to fill in some gaps.

If you decide to sell them, please let me know.

Thanks,

coinkat

Condition is obviously important... red uncs do well. Does the 1919 hava mint mark near the date on the left? It would be an H or KN. Either one is great to find even if worn. If these are worn to to point of fine or lower, then its 50 cents or so.

Bosox48

Thank's for your help guys. No mint marks on any of them
Jim

tbirde56

What denomination are the Danish coins? 'Konge' means king or kingdom.

Bosox48

I dont know ( boy I feel dumb) Here's photo's

farthing

The '24 & '25 are both Denmark 1 Krone. From the picture they are worth about $1 each.

Bosox48

thanks a bunch.
Jim