Anyone wanna help indentify these really large Silver coins?

Smittys

Well BIG in Character

JamesMurray

I see a George lll silver penny and a Victoria sixpence it looks like with heavy toning.

ajaan

I see a Lincoln penny.

HoledandCreative

Frankfurt, GB, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, GB
US, Hamburg, Bremen, Saxony

Bjorn

The Bremen is a 1 grote, the GB with William IV is a maundy piece, while the GB with Victoria is actually a play piece made by Lauer from Germany...

JamesMurray

oops , dunno where i got geo lll from, it is Wm lV as Bjorn points out.

IloiloKano

<< <i>I see a Lincoln penny. >>

Actually, that's a Lincoln cent.

mrpotatoheadd

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<< <i>I see a Lincoln penny. >>

Actually, that's a Lincoln cent. >>

From the US Mint website:

"Following is a brief chronology of the metal composition of the cent coin (penny)"

If the people who make them can call them pennies (among other things), I think everyone else can, too.

SYRACUSIAN

<< <i>I see a Lincoln penny. >>





You've been extremely helpful to the boy.

SYRACUSIAN

The above failed attempt for a humorous remark was meant as a PM. Apologies.

Sapyx

The small "British" one at top right is a piece of German-made play money, with the manufacturer's details replacing the queen's titles: CHR:LAUER NURNBERG.