my foreign coins

cooper36

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DSCF2943.JPG DSCF2945.JPG DSCF2946.JPG here are some photos of my foreign coins, I have not cleaned them as not sure how to was thinking of using silver jewlery cleaner to soak then running water over them.hope you enjoy the pics.
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sagittarius98

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The pics don't show up. Also, don't clean them using anything, since the numismatic value will be gone.
 

sagittarius98

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1936 New Zealand One Florin- $80

The Newfoundland coins could be worth a few dollars over melt, and the New Guinea ones may be worth a dollar or so over melt. The rest are just worth melt.
 

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I have a collection of foreign coins,probably about 50 to a 100,found most of them in the reject slot of CoinStar machines
 

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Ahhhh! Don't clean them.

The reason why they appear darker than most silver coins is because most are made out of debased silver (most of yours look to be 50% silver) rather than more pure silver.
 

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