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some odd coins i found two years back....
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Someone took a trip to Germany and brought home some souvenirs ? The majority of modern foreign coins can be bought by the bag full for next to nothing. Probably if you cashed them all in you could buy a stamp and mail a letter. Better pics would be a huge help.
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From what I can see (need better closeups and the other side) you have 3 Austrian coins and 1 German coin. I'm not sure about the rearing horse in the middle. The right coin is an Austrian 50 Groschen mid 1940's to mid 1950's made of aluminum. left of it is an Austrian 5 shilling from the 1950's also made of aluminum, the LH coin is a German 2 Deutsche Mark 1952 copper/nickle, and the one right of it is an Austrian 1 Shilling 1959-up aluminum/bronze. Some of those coins could have a little value depending on the date and mint mark.
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