Coin collection unkown

[ollie86rn]

Hi everyone,

So I've been hooked by the coin collecting bug, started just collecting special editions currently in use but has slowly grown. Recently I got handed some coins from family however I am stumped to what they are and was hoping someone on here may be able to shed a little light on them or point me in the right direction.



Thankyou for any help in advance

Btw i will be impressed if you can identify the last one!

 

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[Mackaydon]

Ollie,
Welcome to Treasure Net !!
Here's one (from Sweden): SUEDE - 1 ORE - 1759 - Delcampe.net
More information here: http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3336.html
Don.........

 

[coinsareawesome]

That one coin to the bottom right looks like the same design as a British coin I had seen before. I think it's King Richard() slaying a dragon.

 

[cazisme]

Chucky cheese tokens from the 1700's

 

[Iron Patch]

The last maybe a counterfeit gold crown, but seems odd there would be so much wear, and something tells me there's a better answer... but that's all i have for now.

The harp one is a counterfeit halfpenny known as an evasion.

 

[Mackaydon]

First one similar to this Roman coin:
Constantine I, AE Follis. 316 AD.
IMP CONSTANTINVS AVG, laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right.SOLI INVIC-TO COMITI, Sol standing left, chlamys across left shoulder,holding globe and raising right hand. A-S across fields.Mintmark PLG. (Lyons, France)
Don..........

 

[unclemac]

st. George slaying the dragon

Saint George and the Dragon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

your coin is a late 1800's queen Victoria coin called a crown....silver

 

[jerseyben]

The middle row (the one in the middle and to the right) is a British Evasion Token "North Wales", I believe.

 

[ollie86rn]

Thanks all for your quick reply, didnt think response was going to be that quick and glad to ID all the coins now

 

[ollie86rn]

I know these are not rare coins but how would i go about valuation, I dont have a local expert to help unfortunately? Thanks