Need Help with Identification

ugaskidawg

Hey Coin Gurus. I'm a big card collector and know nothing about coins. I found a box of foreign coins. I pulled out some of the ones that were pre-1950 mostly. There are a couple from the 1860s/1870s. I'm betting that these are not valuable, especially with the condition they are in. I figured I would throw them up on here and you could tell me if any are worth anything at all. Thanks in advance!

I can provide back scans and higher quality if it would help. I've got a V600 scanner, but a few of coins came out washed out a bit. They look better in hand.

1862

1872 or 1873

1911

1915 or 1916

1917

1925

1926

1936

1937

1942

1943

1945

1946

1947

1949

1953

1957

1964

No Clue...Says 2038

coffeyce

these are mostly common things in bulk coin lots. In this condition not worth much of anything sorry.

syl

The only thing worth more than a dollar is the 1917 50 centime, which is low grade silver

Tomthecoinguy

The 1946 Swedish Krona is 40% silver, .0900 ozt actual silver weight (ASW).

The 1917 French 50 Centimes is 83.5% silver .0671 ozt ASW,

Both of these would be worth the melt value, minus refining costs.

ugaskidawg

This is great information guys! I figured they were not going to be worth much. Thank you for the valuable info.

santelia

1957 is an Italian 100 lira piece. Not much value at all, but a fun little group of coins. This is how I got started; my dad would travel to Europe and save all his pocket change for me as a present.