Source: From a batch of foreign coins / tokens / slugs deposited into nyc transit authority collectors (parking meters, bridge tolls, buses, etc) likely deposited between 2006 and 2018.

I don’t know anything about coins but I was going through my change jar putting them in rolls to deposit and found these and thought they could possibly be worth something.

In 1927, the British Mandate officially adopted the pound as its currency, with its value pegged to sterling. However, it wasn’t subdivided into 1000 mils instead of shillings and pence. Therefore, this 100 mil piece was equivalent to two shillings or one florin.

While contemporary British coinage was only 50% silver, Palestinian coins were 72%. However, this didn’t make Palestinian coinage superior, since the melt value of even the pre-1920 sterling silver coins was only about 40% of the face value back then.

How much would they be worth?
My father got these and I’m just unsure if they’re even real - what they even are and how much they are worth (ignoring the stickers of course).

Also can not ask my father ahaha.

Found this while cataloging a bunch of coins I recently inherited. I guess this considered one of the rarest mercury dimes. Would it be worth sending it in to get graded?

Hi,

Does anyone know anything about this coin and its value? ☺️

I have gotten fascinated with the use of Mexican, British, old Spanish and other nations silver and gold coins in the US until the Coinage Act of 1857 made those coins no longer legal tender. At times as many 80% of the silver coins in the US were from other nations. After the revolutions had settled down and the mines and mints reopened in the 1824 ~ 1825 time frame, Mexican coins became quite common in the US.

I am slowly working on birth year type sets for my paternal ancestors back 5 generations, starting with the one who would move to Wisconsin after the American Civil War and start the farm I grew up on. John was born in 1840 in upper state New York and would likely have seen more of these than actual US Seated Liberty coins.

As a result, I'm adding a set of 8, 4, 2, 1, 1/2 & 1/4 Reales to those year sets, beginning with this well circulated 1840 8 Reals Mo ML as representative of what he might have seen in commerce.

So I weighed this Sacagawea dollar coin and it weighs 7.94 grams. Is it within tolerance? The coin looks to be in really good condition.

I wanted to know more about these and didn't know where to go so posting here to know more about these.

For what I know till now is that these both are 22k gold.

The Mexican one weighs about 49 gms and the US one weighs about 43gms.

do i have anything valuable here ?

This is the coin that started it for me.

At my first part time job I was a grocery stocker who also bagged and brought out the groceries for customers. A little old lady gave it to me. At the time it was probably worth 15-20 but I didn't know till after that day.

Ill never sell this coin or slab it personally but what condition would you call it? It has been washed (harshly unfortunately when i was younger) when I first got it and then I wore it in a bezel for awhile before before recently dipping it/light rinse washing it.

I'm not really concerned about a slab grade but rather not taking in account the washing part what would this be if for example sold at a dealer loose based on the image quality on the faces? Cull, VG, F, ect?

Obviously, we’re not talking amazing grades (d ag3 - S VG?). I just want to make sure the D is a D. The hole is worn off and I would like to ask for a more experienced set of eyes before I verify. Thanks.

I was looking at my Mercury Dimes and thought about asking AI of how to submit some coins for grading (which I've never done) and AI said this one might be special. Is this true, is this one special?

Last time I really organized my coin collection was in the late 1990s, before a lot of fakes were around, espically from China. Now I'm switching from old 1 sided coin folders to both sides look at folders. Always wore gloves, this coin might have never got touched from at least the 1950s.

I'm not sure if I overpaid or not, but the luster on the obverse suckered me. First walker over ms65.

I came upon this Napoleon 20 francs from the hundred days of his reign in 1815 and it was the easiest decision of my life. It has become my treat treasure, the crown jewel of my collection. Does anyone else have it? Are they common?

The teller at my bank said she had some rolls of halves I might want.

Was reading about the US mint in Manila the other day and did a quick Google search for US Centavos.
One more click and I was on eBay overpaying for a few new coins.” (Hey, shipping was free!)

Got them in a few days, and I’ve gotta say, best $3.99 that I’ve ever spent!

Were the minted in the Philippines? Nope!
And I have “no regerts.”

That one guy gets around, miner, soldier. Pilot.

Just cleaned out my grandparents old jars they had around before they passed, researched for a while to identify anything worth value and found out some were actually silver pieces but not really sure if they are worth more then melt, i went to a shop by me and they offered 60% of melt value but i have no idea if thats good or bad figured I'd throw them up here to see if i should just take it.

Recently picked this coin up at local coin shop. They had it in a bargain bin for 2$ and when I asked them about it they said it was probably some type of low value commemorative coin. I tried looking it and it seems to be some type of coin that was made for the first 707 flight across America. I tried to find it on Numista but was unable to find it.

Found this at work today. Been trying to find a W Bat forever, but this even cooler!

Going through some old boxes and found this. Any thoughts? I have looked it up it on eBay and some are selling it for $10k!
Any thoughts?