♫ anyone give info♥♦♣♠ ☺☻☼ and value of these coins please ?????

[traderoftreasures]

here are some coins that belong to a friend of mine. can anyone please help identify and let me know if they are worth much.? thanks whoops almost forgot pictures

[Woodland Detectors]

Well, I can ID 2 for you. The large cent, seeing the date is not visible may get your friend anywhere from 5-11 dollars. The IH (Indian Head) Is in fine shape unfortunately will only bring 1-5 dollars...Mike

[traderoftreasures]

Well, I can ID 2 for you. The large cent, seeing the date is not visible my get your friend anywhere from 5-11 dollars. The IH (Indian Head) Is in fine shape unfortunately will only bring 1-5 dollars...Mike

thanks mike any help is appreciated.....harold

[BuckleBoy]

Top photo: Italian 1862 5 centissimi, Austrian 1885 1 (schilling?), British 1876 farthing.


Bottom left: French 1821 2 Franc. Bottom right German 1874 20 Pfennig.


Unless there is a rarer one in there, the 2 Franc has the most silver content.


You have the dates and the nationalities now:

http://www.worldcoingallery.com/


All you need is a world coin catalog--and I'm sorry to say I don't currently own one.




Best Wishes,



Buckles

[curbdiggercarl57]

These people are good here, very good. They have cured ailments that doctors were at a loss about. But they will kill you if you place "smileys" in your title.

[smudger]

top photo 3rd along. queen victoria farthing ( 1/4 of a penny ) as for the price its upto $30 in really good condition

[AU24K]

Buckles, nice ID. And Carl, up to your usual good humor. I like that.
Scott

[BuckleBoy]

Smileys can go. Eighth notes can stay. 8)

[IronSpike]

What's the coin in 1st pic (far right)?

Better pic please

[traderoftreasures]

thanks guys i got more coins coming. ♫♫♫♫♫♫♫ wish i could make more than eighth notes

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Well, if you hold down the "Alt" key and type 13 on the number keypad you get the ASCII single eight-note.

♪

A little variation. Not sure why you'd want to but now you know how. Other useful characters: ¢ (Alt 155) , é (Alt 130) so you can spell résumé properly.

E☺n☻j♥o♦y♣. (Now, isn't that annoying? Admit it. )

[traderoftreasures]

the coin in the far right was a indian head. bent i had forgoten in the first picture to take the ih's out. i knew what those were . on a seprate note thanks charlie p. i didn't know you could go past ten just learned the alt. trick by accident awhile back

[Kevo_DFX]

2nd coin top row - Austrian 1 Kreuzer

Kevo

[CRUSADER]

top photo 3rd along. queen victoria farthing ( 1/4 of a penny ) as for the price its upto $30 in really good condition

I'll just add it looks like a Heaton mint (see the small 'H' under the date). I think you would be lucky to get $10 for it though.

[curbdiggercarl57]

Well, if you hold down the "Alt" key and type 13 on the number keypad you get the ASCII single eight-note.

♪

A little variation. Not sure why you'd want to but now you know how. Other useful characters: ¢ (Alt 155) , é (Alt 130) so you can spell résumé properly.

E☺n☻j♥o♦y♣. (Now, isn't that annoying? Admit it. )

I must know more.

[traderoftreasures]

if you hold the alt. key and press numbers and then release them at the same time you get different characters. press them more times and receive different characters. be sure that after pressing alt button and the number one (for instance) ☺ that you let up on alt and the nuber key at the same time

[greydigger]

OK guys, now you got me curious.
How do I get 3rd, fifth and seventh notes?

Sorry, those all look like foreign coins to me and I cannot help.

[traderoftreasures]

i need to know how to make a s' .... for writing potos'i for spanish treasure finding reasons. i dont know if the slash is above the i or after the s