Need help. Two ID Brit and Cambodian, one cat value.

ajaan

Can anyone ID this Cambodian coin? I think it's from the mid 1800s but I can't find it in my Krause. Value?



Do you have a Krause value for this coin in Unc?



Can anyone ID this Brit token?



Thanks.

pruebas

Google points here for the GB token.

ajaan

Thanks pruebas. Our own kuhli gave a great answer.

RobP

The Victorian "To Hanover" token is a regular query. When Victoria came to the throne in 1837, one title she couldn't take was that of Hanover as it could only be inherited by a male. The title passed to the Duke of Cumberland and these tokens commemorated that event. They are quite common with usually a few on ebay at any time.

pruebas

For the Cambodian, I am not sure if it is silver or base metal. They are Hamsa Bird coins or tokens, ca. 1847. Try a Google search with some of those terms. There are a few on ebay.

spoon

First one is a half fuang - I believe. There are similar 1 fuangs also. All of those types were made 1847, some struck until 1860. I'm guessing that's KM 7.2, half fuang = 3/vg, 4.5/f, 8/vf, 20/xf (I'd say vf for yours)

No clue on where they decided to relocate the bronze one to in my 2006 book, but 1993 prices were $60/unc, 90/pf, 75/restrike (on rusty dies)