IDs please

[CC-Hunter]

I had the chance to go through a bunch of my world coins today. I am left with a small pile of unknowns. Will be posting pics for ID help. Here is the first.

 

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[CC-Hunter]

Three similar but not the same:

 

[CC-Hunter]

Odd token.

 

[unclemac]

the LIX could mean 59

 

[unclemac]

Three similar but not the same:

Chinese or Korean cash coins...not much value date unimportant

 

[Mackaydon]

This is what you token once looked like: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/191105157475
If you wish, turn your top pic 90 degrees to the left for better alignment. Don..

 

[unclemac]

the silver coin has 13 stars....very American that is,,,but if so, then not a coin....

 

[coinsareawesome]

I found a coin similar to the top one. LIX 10c Baltimore Maryland Token | eBay

 

[unclemac]

I found a coin similar to the top one. LIX 10c Baltimore Maryland Token | eBay

looks like a winner.

 

[cudamark]

Yup, assuming the E-bay poster did their research and is accurate on the description. The "10" version brought some pretty good money for a token! What is the "5" version worth?

 

[CC-Hunter]

I can't find any info on the "5" version and the one ebay listing is the only place I've seen any version. Apparently there is a book on Maryland tokens that covers it, but I'll have to find a hard copy somewhere.

 

[Arizona Bob]

Here's an image I traced on the token. If it isn't an image of an animal, then it could also be an image of a shield.

 

[ivan salis]

i has the all seeing "eye of horus" on it

 

[TypeCoin971793]

Three similar but not the same:

The cash coins are definitely Chinese. The bottom two are from the Qian Long period (1736 - 1795) and the top one is from the Dao Kuang period (1821 - 1850). All of them are worth about 25 - 50 cents each, maybe a dollar on a good day.

 

[TypeCoin971793]

Three similar but not the same:

The cash coins are definitely Chinese. The bottom two are from the Qian Long period (1736 - 1795) and the top one is from the Dao Kuang period (1821 - 1850). All of them are worth about 25 - 50 cents each, maybe a dollar on a good day.

 

[CC-Hunter]

Thanks for the info on the cash coins

 

[CC-Hunter]

Thanks for the info on the cash coins.

 

[CC-Hunter]

Is there such thing as a 1784 George III penny?

See pic:

 

[CC-Hunter]

Apologies if pics not showing well TNEt is acting up.