1700-1900s Coins/Tokens Help

[dw171]

This is the last of the coins I've sorted through that I can't figure out. I think the large silver one is from Egypt and the coin in the last picture I was thinking Russia. Date starts with 17 can't read last 2 digits. Any help is appreciated.

2, 3, 5 are figured out.

 

[villagenut]

Difficult to do with them shown this way but the one in the 2x2 does appear to be Russian

https://www.etsy.com/listing/99221058/antique-russian-copper-coin-set-of-2?ref=market

Also the medallion with the loop hole is also Russian, an anniversary medal commemorating the Napoleon War. Its value can be as much as 100 dollars.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/sis.html?_n...NAPOLEONIC WAR 1812 1912&_itemId=221282428009

 

[Mackaydon]

Top right coin is of this type: Egyptian Ottoman: Coin Value: Egypt (Ottoman) 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 Qirsh 1876 to 1914
Don.....

 

[villagenut]

the Bohemian Lion in the center looks like a 1582 Austrian coin as well. On reverse is Maley Gross above the date. that's a nice one.

 

[Mackaydon]

Rare 1923 (Taisho emperor Y-12) Japan 50 Sen Silver coin
Don...

 

[coinman123]

Here is what I GUESS some of the coins and tokens may be

The last coin shown, in the holder, looks to be a 1700's Austrian coin.

The text is very small in the photo so click on the photo to zoom in.

 

[Mackaydon]

Token : Card Counter Ludwig : Re : Nr : Rex/ "Exiactua Lvrou"21 mm

Source: Token : Card Counter Ludwig : Re : : Rex/ "Exiactua Lvrou"21 mm, BR | eBay
Don......

 

[Mackaydon]

Bottom coin may be this type. Might need to know weight (g) and diameter (mm) to determine denomination;otherwise:

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OBVERSE: Eagle in plain field
REVERSE: Value DENGA and date 1730 on cartouche;
EDGE: Wire-gauzed
COIN DIAMETER: 25mm
COIN WEIGHT: 8,19g
COIN METAL: Copper (Cu)
MINTS: Ekaterinburg and Moscow
Don....

 

[villagenut]

The coin to the right of the 1812-1912 anniversary medal is a Napoleonic medal. On the obverse is Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia who played a big role in the war. On the reverse is the phrase "ruhm und sieg" which means glory and victory. The medal is from sometime after the war ended with liberation being won, that was 1814. This example is brass but not sure what yours is. In the future I suggest doing just 2 or 3 coins at a time ,back and fronts. Otherwise put them on a piece of paper where you can write a number next to each so they can be checked off and avoid duplicated work and confusion looking at them. A lot of nice examples of coin and medals you got.

 

[dw171]

Ok I took your suggestion and added numbers and 2 other tokens. I think the medal is brass as well, just very dark and slightly pitted, some of the color shows through.

 

[Mackaydon]

The coin in "Villagenut's" #9 post above shows the word IETTON in the exergue. This means JETON or JETTON, a token used for counting or commemoration--among its uses.
Don..

 

[Mackaydon]

Your #9:
Obv. Scene depicting Landing of Columbus; below Landing of Columbus
Rev. In 9 lines across center Facts / About Chicago / Population 1500.000. / Length of City 26 Miles. / Greatest Width 15 Miles. / Total Area 190 Square Miles. / 2210 Miles of Streets. / Churches Number / Over 500.; outside, around Souvenir of the World's Columbian Exposition • 1893 •; microscopic C above date.
HK-169 Aluminum. 40mm. Eglit 18.
Source: World's Columbian Exposition
Don....

 

[Mackaydon]

Your #10:
[h=3](so called)CHICAGO DOLLARS[/h]

[SIZE=-2]Photos courtesy of Tom Hoffman[/SIZE]Obv. City seal; below, microscopic Childs Chicago--all within circle; outside, on each side, is a spray; above Chicago Day; below Oct. 9, 1893.; beaded border.
Rev. Female, standing, facing front; 3 flags and 5 stars to l., eagle and 18 stars to r., l. foot on shield; below, microscopicS.D. Childs &Co. Chicago; above all World's Columbian Exposition; beaded border.
HK-168 Aluminum. 38mm. Eglit 153.
Designed by Charles Reinsch. Struck by S. D. Childs & Co., Chicago.
Source: Same as above
Don......

 

[tokenhead]

SO CALLED DOLLARS...HK's

As said #9( HK 169 ) Is another "so called dollar",REFERENCE-HIBLER/KAPPEN(H K )..SO-CALLED DOLLARS,Nice I.D.&Nice token!!!

 

[dw171]

This is the only price reference I can find for the HK-168. 1893 Chicago Dollar, IL HK-168, MS63 PL NGC Anyone else able to find prices?

 

[tokenhead]

HK Price Guide...

Obviously that one surpassed the 2008 revised price guide for HIBLER&KAPPEN ( HK )...But that was a few yrs. ago and U.S.Coinage&Related have jumped in price quite a bit...Then thers " WHATEVER SOMEONE IS WILLING TO PAY" answer!!! HAPPY HUNTING ALL!

 

[tokenhead]

This is the only price reference I can find for the HK-168. 1893 Chicago Dollar, IL HK-168, MS63 PL NGC Anyone else able to find prices?

Obviously that token surpassed the HIBLER&KAPPEN(HK)2008 REVISED PRICE GUIDE..But U.S.Coinage&related have risen greatly over the yrs.Plus the old saying"WHATEVER SOMEONE WANTS TO PAY FOR IT"...So in a sence this revision is not accurate!!! But i'll post anyway...HAPPY HUNTING ALL!!!

P.S. I messed this up&posted this twice!

 

[Mackaydon]

Yes, Heritage Auction #462, lot 81133: $488.75.
Source: 1893 World's Columbian Exposition Chicago Dollar, IL HK-168, | Lot #81133 | Heritage Auctions
Don........

 

[villagenut]

Your number 8 is a 3 Groscher from Prussia, depicting Friedrich 2nd dated 1780 and is silver according to this link.

3 Groscher - Friedrich II - German states - Numista

 

[dw171]

How about #1, it says basse yutz 1927 with some kind of training on the reverse. I think its also German, but not sure.