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Dalsuh
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
757 Posts |
 Posted - 08/19/2009 : 19:40:45
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Hey guys, what is the value of this list please. I have no idea. I might purchase this. Thanks.
1957 Argentina 1 Peso 1
1954 Austria 20 Shilling 1
1955 Belgium 50 Centimes 1
1957 Canada 1 Cent 1
1940 Canada 10 Cents 1
1943 Canada 10 Cents 1
1957 Canada 10 Cents 1
1979 Canada 10 Cents 1
1977 Canada 25 Cents 1
2006 Canada 25 Cents 1
1927 England George V Penny 1
1937 England George V Penny 1
1937 England 3 Pence 1
1956 England 6 Pence 1
1948 England 1 Shilling 1
1944 England 1/2 Crown 1
1931 France 10 CMES 1
1962 France 20 Centimes 1
1968 France 20 Centimes 1
1968 France 1 Franc 1
1949 France 5 Francs 1
1951 France 10 Francs 1
1952 France 10 Francs 1
1953 France 50 Francs 1
1955 France 100 Francs 1
1950 Germany 1 Pfennig 1
1952 India 1 Pice 1
1960 Israel 1 Agorah 1
1961 Israel 1 Agorah 1
1962 Israel 1 Agorah 3
1964 Israel 1 Agorah 1
1963 Israel 1/2 Lirah 1
1961 Israel 5 Agorot 1
1962 Israel 10 Agorot 1
1963 Israel 10 Agorot 1
1961 Israel 25 Agorot 1
1952 Italy 5 Lire 1
1953 Italy 5 Lire 1
1954 Italy 5 Lire 1
1953 Italy 10 Lire 1
1955 Italy 50 Lire 1
1956 Italy 100 Lire 1
1957 Italy 100 Lire 1
Showa Era Japan 10 Yan 1
1943 Mexico 50 Centavos 1
1958 Mexico 1 Peso 1
1949 Pakistan 1/4 Rupee 1
1949 Pakistan 1/2 Rupee 1
1949 Pakistan 2 Annas 1
1995 Philippines 1 Peso 1
1908 Russia 2 Kopek 1
1877 Spain 5 Centimos 1
1957 Spain 5 PTAS 2
1917 Sweden 25 Ore 1
1958 Switzerland 5 Francs 3
1939 Switzerland 1 Franc 1
1944 Switzerland 5 Francs 1
1952 Switzerland 10 Francs 1
1955 Switzerland 20 francs 1
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Dalsuh
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
757 Posts |
Posted - 08/19/2009 : 19:53:36
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| I just spoke with the seller, he said I can have them for $85. What should I do? |
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daviscfad
1000+ Penny Miser Member
USA
1664 Posts |
Posted - 08/19/2009 : 23:24:40
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I can only say add up melt value on them. I am dont know much a bout world coins
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Bluegill
1000+ Penny Miser Member
USA
1964 Posts |
Posted - 08/20/2009 : 08:31:25
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Originally posted by Dalsuh
Hey guys, what is the value of this list please. I have no idea. I might purchase this. Thanks.
1957 Argentina 1 Peso 1
1954 Austria 20 Shilling 1
1955 Belgium 50 Centimes 1
1957 Canada 1 Cent 1 98% cu
1940 Canada 10 Cents 1 80% Ag
1943 Canada 10 Cents 1 80% Ag
1957 Canada 10 Cents 1 80% Ag
1979 Canada 10 Cents 1
1977 Canada 25 Cents 1
2006 Canada 25 Cents 1
1927 England George V Penny 1 95% Cu - 9.4g - MV 6¢
1937 England George V Penny 1 95% Cu - 9.4g - MV 6¢
1937 England 3 Pence 1 79% Cu/20% Zn/1% Ni - 6.8g - MV 3.7¢
1956 England 6 Pence 1 CuNi
1948 England 1 Shilling 1 CuNi - 5.56g - MV 5.4¢
1944 England 1/2 Crown 1 50% Ag
1931 France 10 CMES 1 CuNi
1962 France 20 Centimes 1
1968 France 20 Centimes 1
1968 France 1 Franc 1 Ni - 6g - MV 12¢
1949 France 5 Francs 1
1951 France 10 Francs 1
1952 France 10 Francs 1
1953 France 50 Francs 1
1955 France 100 Francs 1
1950 Germany 1 Pfennig 1
1952 India 1 Pice 1
1960 Israel 1 Agorah 1
1961 Israel 1 Agorah 1
1962 Israel 1 Agorah 3
1964 Israel 1 Agorah 1
1963 Israel 1/2 Lirah 1
1961 Israel 5 Agorot 1
1962 Israel 10 Agorot 1
1963 Israel 10 Agorot 1
1961 Israel 25 Agorot 1
1952 Italy 5 Lire 1
1953 Italy 5 Lire 1
1954 Italy 5 Lire 1
1953 Italy 10 Lire 1
1955 Italy 50 Lire 1
1956 Italy 100 Lire 1
1957 Italy 100 Lire 1
Showa Era Japan 10 Yan 1
1943 Mexico 50 Centavos 1 Cu - 9.9g - MV 6.4¢ (assuming 95% Cu)
1958 Mexico 1 Peso 1
1949 Pakistan 1/4 Rupee 1
1949 Pakistan 1/2 Rupee 1
1949 Pakistan 2 Annas 1
1995 Philippines 1 Peso 1
1908 Russia 2 Kopek 1
1877 Spain 5 Centimos 1
1957 Spain 5 PTAS 2
1917 Sweden 25 Ore 1
1958 Switzerland 5 Francs 3
1939 Switzerland 1 Franc 1
1944 Switzerland 5 Francs 1
1952 Switzerland 10 Francs 1
1955 Switzerland 20 francs 1
This is info I've gathered from the net and other sources over the last several months. We all know how accurate info on the net can or cannot be. So take this info with a grain of salt.
Also, the melt values are theoretical...
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NiBullionCu
Penny Pincher Member
USA
168 Posts |
Posted - 08/20/2009 : 10:05:25
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How was the $85 price arrived at?
I'd say closer to $15, and that may be a bit high.
(Unless they are all high end Uncirculated coins? but most of them are very common, even in uncirculated grades).
By the way, there was no Swiss 20 Franc coin issued in 1955, it is probably a 20 Rappen (cents) coin.
There was no Swiss 10 Franc coin issued in 1952, either (probably 10 Rappen)
The 1944, Swiss 5 Franc, was a commemorative silver coin for the Battle of St. Jacob. If it has a guy on the front about to throw a grenade and holding an arrow in the other, THAT is a $50 coin in uncirculated.
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Dalsuh
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
757 Posts |
Posted - 08/20/2009 : 10:33:59
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| daviscfad, Bluegill and NiBullionCu thanks very much for your info, I really appreciate it. I've been googling the coins all night but can't seem to find many of them. |
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Cerulean
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
993 Posts |
Posted - 08/20/2009 : 11:36:48
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I would pay $8-$15 USD for this batch, depending on the particulars of the coins. I want to buy this if you don't.
1957 Argentina 1 Peso 1 = nickel-plated steel, demonetized
1954 Austria 20 Shilling 1 = assumed you meant "20 groschen", as the 20 schilling coin wasn't introduced until 1980. Aluminum bronze, demonetized
1955 Belgium 50 Centimes 1 = 95% copper, demonetized
1957 Canada 1 Cent 1 = 98% copper
1940 Canada 10 Cents 1 = 80% silver
1943 Canada 10 Cents 1 = 80% silver
1957 Canada 10 Cents 1 = 80% silver
1979 Canada 10 Cents 1 = solid nickel
1977 Canada 25 Cents 1 = solid nickel
2006 Canada 25 Cents 1 - plated steel
1927 England George V Penny 1 = 95% Cu - 9.4g - MV 6¢
1937 England George V Penny 1 = 95% Cu - 9.4g - MV 6¢
1937 England 3 Pence 1 = Cu 79%, Zn 20%, Ni 1% - 6.8g - MV 3.7¢
1956 England 6 Pence 1 = copper-nickel
1948 England 1 Shilling 1 = CuNi - 5.56g - MV 5.4¢
1944 England 1/2 Crown 1 = 50% silver
1931 France 10 centimes 1 = CuNi, demonetized
1962 France 20 Centimes 1 = copper alloy, demonetized
1968 France 20 Centimes 1 = copper alloy, demonetized
1968 France 1 Franc 1 = Nickel - 6g - MV 12¢, demonetized
1949 France 5 Francs 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1951 France 10 Francs 1 = demonetized
1952 France 10 Francs 1 = demonetized
1953 France 50 Francs 1 = demonetized
1955 France 100 Francs 1 = demonetized
1950 Germany 1 Pfennig 1 = copper-plated steel, demonetized
1952 India 1 Pice 1 = demonetized
1960 Israel 1 Agorah 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1961 Israel 1 Agorah 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1962 Israel 1 Agorah 3 = aluminum, demonetized
1964 Israel 1 Agorah 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1963 Israel 1/2 Lirah 1 = demonetized
1961 Israel 5 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1962 Israel 10 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1963 Israel 10 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1961 Israel 25 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1952 Italy 5 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1953 Italy 5 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1954 Italy 5 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1953 Italy 10 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1955 Italy 50 Lire 1 = stainless steel, demonetized
1956 Italy 100 Lire 1 = stainless steel, demonetized
1957 Italy 100 Lire 1 = stainless steel, demonetized
Showa Era Japan 10 Yan 1 = Cu 95%, Zn 3.5%, Sn 1.5%
1943 Mexico 50 Centavos 1 = Cu - 9.9g - MV 6.4¢ (assuming 95% Cu), demonetized
1958 Mexico 1 Peso 1 = demonetized
1949 Pakistan 1/4 Rupee 1 = demonetized
1949 Pakistan 1/2 Rupee 1 = demonetized
1949 Pakistan 2 Annas 1 = demonetized
1995 Philippines 1 Peso 1 = Cu 75% Ni 25%, USD$0.02
1908 Russia 2 Kopek 1 = demonetized
1877 Spain 5 Centimos 1 = demonetized
1957 Spain 5 PTAS 2 = demonetized
1917 Sweden 25 Ore 1 = silver
1939 Switzerland 1 Franc 1 = 83.5% silver, if really a "1 FR."(if just "1", only USD$0.01)
1958 Switzerland 5 Francs 3 = 83.5% silver, if really a "5 FR." (if just "5", only USD$0.05)
1944 Switzerland 5 Francs 1 = 83.5% silver, if really a "5 FR." (if just "5", only USD$0.05)
1952 Switzerland 10 Francs 1 = must be 10 rappen, as there have been no 10franc coins after 1935. USD$0.09
1955 Switzerland 20 francs 1 = must be 20 rappen, as there have been no 20franc coins after 1935. USD$0.18 |
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Dalsuh
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
757 Posts |
Posted - 08/20/2009 : 13:20:57
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Originally posted by Cerulean
I would pay $8-$15 USD for this batch, depending on the particulars of the coins. I want to buy this if you don't.
1957 Argentina 1 Peso 1 = nickel-plated steel, demonetized
1954 Austria 20 Shilling 1 = assumed you meant "20 groschen", as the 20 schilling coin wasn't introduced until 1980. Aluminum bronze, demonetized
1955 Belgium 50 Centimes 1 = 95% copper, demonetized
1957 Canada 1 Cent 1 = 98% copper
1940 Canada 10 Cents 1 = 80% silver
1943 Canada 10 Cents 1 = 80% silver
1957 Canada 10 Cents 1 = 80% silver
1979 Canada 10 Cents 1 = solid nickel
1977 Canada 25 Cents 1 = solid nickel
2006 Canada 25 Cents 1 - plated steel
1927 England George V Penny 1 = 95% Cu - 9.4g - MV 6¢
1937 England George V Penny 1 = 95% Cu - 9.4g - MV 6¢
1937 England 3 Pence 1 = Cu 79%, Zn 20%, Ni 1% - 6.8g - MV 3.7¢
1956 England 6 Pence 1 = copper-nickel
1948 England 1 Shilling 1 = CuNi - 5.56g - MV 5.4¢
1944 England 1/2 Crown 1 = 50% silver
1931 France 10 centimes 1 = CuNi, demonetized
1962 France 20 Centimes 1 = copper alloy, demonetized
1968 France 20 Centimes 1 = copper alloy, demonetized
1968 France 1 Franc 1 = Nickel - 6g - MV 12¢, demonetized
1949 France 5 Francs 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1951 France 10 Francs 1 = demonetized
1952 France 10 Francs 1 = demonetized
1953 France 50 Francs 1 = demonetized
1955 France 100 Francs 1 = demonetized
1950 Germany 1 Pfennig 1 = copper-plated steel, demonetized
1952 India 1 Pice 1 = demonetized
1960 Israel 1 Agorah 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1961 Israel 1 Agorah 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1962 Israel 1 Agorah 3 = aluminum, demonetized
1964 Israel 1 Agorah 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1963 Israel 1/2 Lirah 1 = demonetized
1961 Israel 5 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1962 Israel 10 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1963 Israel 10 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1961 Israel 25 Agorot 1 = demonetized
1952 Italy 5 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1953 Italy 5 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1954 Italy 5 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1953 Italy 10 Lire 1 = aluminum, demonetized
1955 Italy 50 Lire 1 = stainless steel, demonetized
1956 Italy 100 Lire 1 = stainless steel, demonetized
1957 Italy 100 Lire 1 = stainless steel, demonetized
Showa Era Japan 10 Yan 1 = Cu 95%, Zn 3.5%, Sn 1.5%
1943 Mexico 50 Centavos 1 = Cu - 9.9g - MV 6.4¢ (assuming 95% Cu), demonetized
1958 Mexico 1 Peso 1 = demonetized
1949 Pakistan 1/4 Rupee 1 = demonetized
1949 Pakistan 1/2 Rupee 1 = demonetized
1949 Pakistan 2 Annas 1 = demonetized
1995 Philippines 1 Peso 1 = Cu 75% Ni 25%, USD$0.02
1908 Russia 2 Kopek 1 = demonetized
1877 Spain 5 Centimos 1 = demonetized
1957 Spain 5 PTAS 2 = demonetized
1917 Sweden 25 Ore 1 = silver
1939 Switzerland 1 Franc 1 = 83.5% silver, if really a "1 FR."(if just "1", only USD$0.01)
1958 Switzerland 5 Francs 3 = 83.5% silver, if really a "5 FR." (if just "5", only USD$0.05)
1944 Switzerland 5 Francs 1 = 83.5% silver, if really a "5 FR." (if just "5", only USD$0.05)
1952 Switzerland 10 Francs 1 = must be 10 rappen, as there have been no 10franc coins after 1935. USD$0.09
1955 Switzerland 20 francs 1 = must be 20 rappen, as there have been no 20franc coins after 1935. USD$0.18
Are we in the same area or something? Sure, if you can get it for the price you like, jump on it.  |
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just carl
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
601 Posts |
Posted - 08/22/2009 : 12:04:29
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I know very little to nothing about foreign coins but the way I look at this is if you like something, the price is decent, the condion is really decent and if you just want them with little intension of selling them again, go for it. YES, someday you may say WOW did I pay to much for those or you may say boy did I get a great deal, but that would be in the future. For now when you buy something for a hobby, the price is seldom important as long as you can afford them.
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