English Coins

[UK Stan]

Firstly, I have no interest in selling these.

I have unearthed some beautiful coins from a jewellery box, passed down to us after a bereavement.

1 - George V half sovereign

2 - Seven small coins in a gold coloured bracelet, all George V, with different head images. On the rear it simply say "1_12 ANNA INDIA" with dates ranging from 1917 to 1950

3 - A silver coin in a necklace - Queen Victoria head with latin writing on the front, Victoria Dei Gratia Britt Regina VD; the rear has four separate symbols, 3 lions etc wording is - Mal.Y.Pense, dated 1887.

4 - All Queen Victoria coins the number 3 (pence) on the rear with the crown above; all separately dated 1887 through to 1901.

5 - George V three pence coins, dated 1917, 1919, 1920 and 1934.

6 - George VI 3 pence silver coins dated 1937, 1938 and 1940.

7 - Queen Victoria One Shilling silver coin dated 1893

8 - Queen Victoria One Shilling silver coin dated 1881

9 - United States Silver One Dime dated 1916

10 - Queen Victoria Full silver sovereign, dated 1887

11 - George VI silver sixpence, dated 1943

Does anyone have any idea on value? Should I just throw them away?

 

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[CRUSADER]

It's only the 2 gold coins you mention that have any real value, not sure why you would think of chucking gold away

 

[romeo-1]

All junk...send them to me and I'll get rid of them for you...no charge!

 

[UK Stan]

is it really all junk?

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Firstly, I have no interest in selling these.

I have unearthed some beautiful coins from a jewellery box, passed down to us after a bereavement.

1 - George V half sovereign

2 - Seven small coins in a gold coloured bracelet, all George V, with different head images. On the rear it simply say "1_12 ANNA INDIA" with dates ranging from 1917 to 1950

3 - A silver coin in a necklace - Queen Victoria head with latin writing on the front, Victoria Dei Gratia Britt Regina VD; the rear has four separate symbols, 3 lions etc wording is - Mal.Y.Pense, dated 1887.

4 - All Queen Victoria coins the number 3 (pence) on the rear with the crown above; all separately dated 1887 through to 1901.

5 - George V three pence coins, dated 1917, 1919, 1920 and 1934.

6 - George VI 3 pence silver coins dated 1937, 1938 and 1940.

7 - Queen Victoria One Shilling silver coin dated 1893

8 - Queen Victoria One Shilling silver coin dated 1881

9 - United States Silver One Dime dated 1916

10 - Queen Victoria Full silver sovereign, dated 1887

11 - George VI silver sixpence, dated 1943

Does anyone have any idea on value? Should I just throw them away?

Never seen a post make less sense.

Not interested in selling, but want a value ?
Not interested in selling, but might throw them away ?

You "unearthed" them. and in the same sentence they were passed down to you.

Be right cool if you could make up your mind, but don't try.

 

[CRUSADER]

is it really all junk?

who said junk other than you, 1 & 10 are fine, the rest are common dates

 

[Tank69]

send any of them you dont want to me my other half would love to have em .

 

[Silver Searcher]

I see nothing wrong with this post, why all the hostility unearthing some coins handed down, doesn't mean he dug them, any body wanting a value, doesn't mean he wants to sell

Stan with out seing pictures of the coins, it would be hard to value any a picture of the coins might show us what they would grade

SS

 

[HISPAN]

if you finally throw the coins,then ..... could you tell me the exact spot where the city dump in your town to go for them.
Welcome to the forum! ...

 

[tinpan]

Hi The coin necklace sounds interesting. The gold coins are keepers

tinpan

 

[hammered]

I see nothing wrong with this post, why all the hostility unearthing some coins handed down, doesn't mean he dug them, any body wanting a value, doesn't mean he wants to sell

Stan with out seing pictures of the coins, it would be hard to value any a picture of the coins might show us what they would grade

SS

I agree with SS, pictures are needed, but why chuck them anyway. They don't take up much room and they're part of your family history, just a thought


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[Silver Searcher]

I see nothing wrong with this post, why all the hostility unearthing some coins handed down, doesn't mean he dug them, any body wanting a value, doesn't mean he wants to sell

Stan with out seing pictures of the coins, it would be hard to value any a picture of the coins might show us what they would grade

SS

I agree with SS, pictures are needed, but why chuck them anyway. They don't take up much room and they're part of your family history, just a thought


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I think the chuck them away comment, was just a tongue in cheek comment :P don't think he ment he was going to throw them away

 

[HISPAN]

I see nothing wrong with this post, why all the hostility unearthing some coins handed down, doesn't mean he dug them, any body wanting a value, doesn't mean he wants to sell

Stan with out seing pictures of the coins, it would be hard to value any a picture of the coins might show us what they would grade

SS

I agree with SS, pictures are needed, but why chuck them anyway. They don't take up much room and they're part of your family history, just a thought


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I think the chuck them away comment, was just a tongue in cheek comment :P don't think he ment he was going to throw them away

You can imagine all our family throwing away our thousands of coins once past the other side?
intend to sell them all as soon as possible and spend the juvilacion all together in a Caribbean island ...

 

[metal mania]

wow interesting post please post pictures and lets see how much cash u got for not selling em

 

[High Plains Digger]

Someone in your family valued them enough to save them, over a period of time. Probably many of the Vic coins were in circulation when the Geo V and VI were collected. But if they have no value to you, then give them to someone who will treasure them. A kid starting a coin collection would die and go to heaven for them. Worst case senario, you just missed Guy Faulk's (or nearly so) but it is such a waste to give them to the guy just for fireworks.

 

[Argentium]

UK. Stan , Nice little inheritance there , I would love to see pics , but I can't say too much -
because I have never gotten my pic act together - do please check the American dime 1916
could be of the "Barber" variety (1892-1916) or the Winged Liberty (commonly called" mercury")
( 1916- 1945) If it is of the latter variety , you would love to see a D-mint mark on the reverse-
(Denver mint mark - aprox 240,000 minted their ) look at the lower left, near the olive branch .
This coin is currently on the first pic on the BANNER for T-Net . Argentium.

 

[hammered]

I see nothing wrong with this post, why all the hostility unearthing some coins handed down, doesn't mean he dug them, any body wanting a value, doesn't mean he wants to sell

Stan with out seing pictures of the coins, it would be hard to value any a picture of the coins might show us what they would grade

SS

I agree with SS, pictures are needed, but why chuck them anyway. They don't take up much room and they're part of your family history, just a thought


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I think the chuck them away comment, was just a tongue in cheek comment :P don't think he ment he was going to throw them away

Sorry SS, I was using shaun's beer goggles and miss read



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