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Help Request: Identifying 5 foreign coins

OldDogEyesOldDogEyes Posts: 25
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I received a large lot of foreign coins from a fellow recently and was able to identify all but five of them using several internet resources including http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pays.php which I found to be fantastic...

Hoping that you can help me to identify these last five:


Coin #1
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Coin #2
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Coin #3
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Coin #4
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Coin #5
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Thanks in advance if you can offer any input!
Doug
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  • ccrdragonccrdragon Posts: 2,697 ✭
    the last one pictured looks polish from the double headed eagle motif. don't know from anything on the asian coins....
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  • HyperionHyperion Posts: 7,439 ✭✭✭


    << <i>the last one pictured looks polish from the double headed eagle motif. don't know from anything on the asian coins.... >>



    1913 50 Kopeks, Russian.
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  • hockeyfan9hockeyfan9 Posts: 457
    1. 2. and 4. are Japanese coin 3 is Chinese. I agree with Hyperion about the last one being russian.
    I will try and get you more info (dates and such) soon.
  • hockeyfan9hockeyfan9 Posts: 457
    I haven't played with these coins in a while so I hope the info I give you is accurate.
    Coin 1 is a 10 yen from 1952.
    Coin 2 is a 5 Yen from 1977.
    Coin 3 is a cash from the Peking mint Kung-Pu Board of Public Works. I am not sure of date.
    Coin 4 is a 50 Yen from 1955.
    I hope that helps.
    Mark
  • toyonakatarotoyonakataro Posts: 407 ✭✭✭


    << <i>I haven't played with these coins in a while so I hope the info I give you is accurate.
    Coin 1 is a 10 yen from 1952.
    Coin 2 is a 5 Yen from 1977.
    Coin 3 is a cash from the Peking mint Kung-Pu Board of Public Works. I am not sure of date.
    Coin 4 is a 50 Yen from 1955.
    I hope that helps.
    Mark >>




    I think the coin2 is from 1950
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  • StorkStork Posts: 5,205 ✭✭✭✭✭
    In case you get interested in Japanese coins this is a nice explanation of the dating: Linkage.

    The 1950s era are interesting--the 10 yen reeded and the lettering on the 5 yen a little more artistic rather than block ('kaisho' lettering).

    Cathy

  • satootokosatootoko Posts: 2,720 ✭


    << <i>I think the coin2 is from 1950 >>

    You are correct!
    Roy


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  • OldDogEyesOldDogEyes Posts: 25
    Thanks to all who posted - Your expertise is much appreciated!
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  • sumnomsumnom Posts: 5,963 ✭✭✭
    Coin #3 was minted between 1821 and 1851.
  • OldDogEyesOldDogEyes Posts: 25


    << <i>Coin #3 was minted between 1821 and 1851. >>



    Thank you very much! What is this coin worth? Or better, what would someone pay for it... It's forsale...
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  • OldDogEyesOldDogEyes Posts: 25
    Ok, based on the fact that coin #5 was identified as Russian and the fact that it has "50" on it and 1913, I was able to identify it:

    1913 50 Kopeks - Nicholas II, 90% Silver, 10 grams

    More details:
    http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1292.html

    Thanks everyone!
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