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15:40 Looks to be a type of 1765 Spanish Reale. They are listed in the front of the Red Book. America used the 8 Reale coin as it's first silver dollar in the mid to late 1700's. Then again those Spanish reales were used and recognized worldwide.
Awesome! I think you're right Joe - and I've heard about foreign coins being used as legal tender for their metal content - how cool is that? Thanks for your informative comment!
The 1907 Silver Philippine Peso isn't so much valuable as interesting. The date is not at all rare, but that ugly toning you note is actually the result of being at the bottom of the sea. During World War II a great deal of Philippine silver was thrown into the sea to keep it from the Japanese who had taken over. Such "sea salvage" coins are frequently cleaned which seriously ruins their detail, making them merely look very worn. Finding one with UNC details but not cleaned is actually quite unusual which makes that coin historically very interesting.
When I watched you pick out our US-Philippine coins, you almost built a type set! And great condition to boot too! Greeting from the Philippines! There are 2 types of reverse. The US Shield Version The Commonwealth Government shield version
So glad you're enjoying Michael. I personally love doing the world coins, and while it isn't the best for getting lots of views, they're some of the most fun to produce (along with Coin Trivia, which gets almost no views unfortunately).
The heart shaped Australian coin I believe is a love token, possibly even done by a soldier in the war. It's cool as much as it pains me to see a florin cut up like that.
Pretty sweet hunt. That ended up being a lot of silver. A few of the coins you thought were British were Australian (the kangaroo is a dead giveaway :-) ).
Im sorry bud, but I couldn't help but internally scream when you said that you thought those six pence coins were British and not Australian..... It says Australia on the coin.. It has a kangaroo and an emu/ ostrich on it..
I like so much all your vidio about those world wide collection because I starting collecting 43 years ago at that time majority of those coins was so cheaper so I bought a bigger lot now I looking and majority and from Great Britain and his colony before war world II with 50% to 80% silver contend if any person interested in see what I have let me know.
12:33 On the German 50 Pfennig coin from 1920 it says "Sich regen bringt Segen - rain brings blessings". It was emitted after the First World War and was intended to inform the population that hard work can achieve prosperity. Due to the hyperinflation that started shortly after the issuing, the coin lost value very quickly, which shows a certain irony of the saying. And the mint mark (J) says, that the coin was produced in Hamburg.
@@TreasureTownCoins To give you an impression of the devaluation of this coin, look at that. The coin was minted between 1919 and 1922 - after the great inflation in November 1923 you needed 2 trillion of these coins to get one new Renten(Reichs-)mark.
A bit late I know, but that 1935 Australian penny is pretty high grade and a lower mintage, worth a couple of bucks (in the Aussie market anyway) Thanks for the vids :) great stuff
#0:59 Japan 5 Sen looks to be zinc or discolored bronze. The date is the year of the Emperor's reign (in Japanese writing). (Japan only recently started using "Western/Christian" dating.) A World Coin catalog usually has several foreign languages numbers listed in the front of the book. #1:48 I would keep the "Love Token" (made from an Australian Florian (@ Shillings) coin. #2:00 Cupro-Nickel Canadian "Quarter." The Canadian Dollar is worth (about) 75 -80 Cents US Dollar. # 3:41 "XX" is Roman numerals for "20." #5:51 USA/Philippines Peso. #6:41 Canadian silver coins (5 Cents prior to 1920) were .925 silver , then .800 fine), all other denominations (10 Cents -$1) started at .925 fine, then reduced to .800 fine ($1 coins first minted in the 1930s) until 1967, when reduced again to .500 fine. In 1968, the denominations (10 Cents -$1) were cupro-nickel.
I want to start working at one but I don't know what I would do while I was there. What is your job? Do you post stuff on eBay, grade coins, help customers or what?
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Thanks so much Harry! Had fun searching these coins.
15:40 Looks to be a type of 1765 Spanish Reale. They are listed in the front of the Red Book. America used the 8 Reale coin as it's first silver dollar in the mid to late 1700's. Then again those Spanish reales were used and recognized worldwide.
Awesome! I think you're right Joe - and I've heard about foreign coins being used as legal tender for their metal content - how cool is that? Thanks for your informative comment!
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The King George 5 r actually decently rare and always have a great design!
Sweet! I agree about the design.
The 1907 Silver Philippine Peso isn't so much valuable as interesting. The date is not at all rare, but that ugly toning you note is actually the result of being at the bottom of the sea. During World War II a great deal of Philippine silver was thrown into the sea to keep it from the Japanese who had taken over. Such "sea salvage" coins are frequently cleaned which seriously ruins their detail, making them merely look very worn. Finding one with UNC details but not cleaned is actually quite unusual which makes that coin historically very interesting.
Great bag! I love the Philippine coins.
Me too! They're really cool and the wide variety of 'em was also super cool!
I have none of any old coins not yet!!!
But
I always love too collections all Types of Old Coins!!! ^w^
Hopefully you can find some!
Your friend has some pretty good coins
For sure... a great hunt for me (I got to learn a ton as well).
When I watched you pick out our US-Philippine coins, you almost built a type set! And great condition to boot too!
Greeting from the Philippines!
There are 2 types of reverse.
The US Shield Version
The Commonwealth Government shield version
Thanks for the info!! Glad you enjoyed!
Most channels on youtube are silver bullion stacking/ hoarding videos. This is a nice change.
So glad you're enjoying Michael. I personally love doing the world coins, and while it isn't the best for getting lots of views, they're some of the most fun to produce (along with Coin Trivia, which gets almost no views unfortunately).
The heart shaped Australian coin I believe is a love token, possibly even done by a soldier in the war. It's cool as much as it pains me to see a florin cut up like that.
It's an interesting one for sure!
Pretty sweet hunt. That ended up being a lot of silver. A few of the coins you thought were British were Australian (the kangaroo is a dead giveaway :-) ).
Oh really! Should have picked that up... not too many kangaroos in Britain haha! Thanks for watching.
It also says Australia in the banner underneath the kangaroo and emu. Australian coins are some of my favorite coins to collect.
Great group of coins and quite a bit of silver Very nice Thanks
Glad you enjoyed watching Jonathan - great to have you around on the channel!
Awesome finds!
Great video, thank you for posting :)
That heart shaped Australian coin brings me pain haha its lost its value i think it was a Florin- Two shillings
Yeah :(
Fun to watch as always!
Thanks for checking it out Rippr! It was fun to search.
Im sorry bud, but I couldn't help but internally scream when you said that you thought those six pence coins were British and not Australian..... It says Australia on the coin.. It has a kangaroo and an emu/ ostrich on it..
Yeah I got a different comment on that - made an error haha. I must have just missed it!
Many of those Australian coins were struck in Denver and San Francisco.
I like so much all your vidio about those world wide collection because I starting collecting 43 years ago at that time majority of those coins was so cheaper so I bought a bigger lot now I looking and majority and from Great Britain and his colony before war world II with 50% to 80% silver contend if any person interested in see what I have let me know.
12:33 On the German 50 Pfennig coin from 1920 it says "Sich regen bringt Segen - rain brings blessings". It was emitted after the First World War and was intended to inform the population that hard work can achieve prosperity. Due to the hyperinflation that started shortly after the issuing, the coin lost value very quickly, which shows a certain irony of the saying. And the mint mark (J) says, that the coin was produced in Hamburg.
Thank you! Super cool to know that.
@@TreasureTownCoins To give you an impression of the devaluation of this coin, look at that. The coin was minted between 1919 and 1922 - after the great inflation in November 1923 you needed 2 trillion of these coins to get one new Renten(Reichs-)mark.
Wow what an awesome collection!
Really cool right!? Awesome to search, that's for sure.
Treasure Town yeah, definitely. Searching through collections or lots are awesome since you never know what you’re going to find!
A bit late I know, but that 1935 Australian penny is pretty high grade and a lower mintage, worth a couple of bucks (in the Aussie market anyway)
Thanks for the vids :) great stuff
Sweet! I love these searches and glad you enjoyed.
Im a Filipino and I have 10 Pcs of one peso silver coin, and I know the value of that crown size coin......
aewsome! its looks great
I appreciate the comment Roshan!
Your friend has nice coins and you do also good luck in the future
He has a pretty sweet foreign collection for sure - I'm envious of that colonial silver. Thanks for stopping by Giovanni!
Thanks, I have several of the Washington tax tokens, but don't know much about them.
Awesome! I don't know either.. would love to do more research myself.
I was shouting at my screen “those Australian coins are nearly all sterling! And many of them were minted in the US!” 🤣🤣🤣
Was a while ago! Have learned now!
#0:59 Japan 5 Sen looks to be zinc or discolored bronze. The date is the year of the Emperor's reign (in Japanese writing). (Japan only recently started using "Western/Christian" dating.) A World Coin catalog usually has several foreign languages numbers listed in the front of the book. #1:48 I would keep the "Love Token" (made from an Australian Florian (@ Shillings) coin. #2:00 Cupro-Nickel Canadian "Quarter." The Canadian Dollar is worth (about) 75 -80 Cents US Dollar. # 3:41 "XX" is Roman numerals for "20." #5:51 USA/Philippines Peso. #6:41 Canadian silver coins (5 Cents prior to 1920) were .925 silver , then .800 fine), all other denominations (10 Cents -$1) started at .925 fine, then reduced to .800 fine ($1 coins first minted in the 1930s) until 1967, when reduced again to .500 fine. In 1968, the denominations (10 Cents -$1) were cupro-nickel.
Thanks so much TB! I really appreciate your help here!
You need
Coinscope app for these searches 👍👍
You had a 5 Cent Queen Victoria from Canada Silver coin. Really early and valuable coin, if it was 1858 ...
Awesome Carlos! I'll double check.
That old Asian coin with a plugged hole is an old cash coin.
Appreciate the comment!
Where do you get these lots?
I really like that 1/2 sen. As for purity the peso is 80% silver
They're neat coins! I'm definitely trying to learn more about Japanese and Asian coinage in general.
Treasure Town same. I have a few silver Japanese coins 1 being an 1889 50 sen
Cool video thx for sharing
Your french is very good where did you learn it (im french canadian)
I lived in France for a year!
That coin from the Philippines that you did not think was silver was
Which one? I gotta know haha! Thanks for watching though & I appreciate the information.
Do you work at a coin shop? I think you mentioned it in some of your videos.
I do! It's really fun - I'm there right now actually (on a break).
I want to start working at one but I don't know what I would do while I was there. What is your job? Do you post stuff on eBay, grade coins, help customers or what?
The 1907 Philippines peso might have been salvaged from Manila Bay.
Australian three pence is sterling my man
That is a 1 Reale Spanish silver 1765.
Thanks for the info!
Hi. How can I tell if my foreign coins contain silver? Thanks
Hi Ken. I'd just look them up individually as there's no set rule like there is in the United States.
Treasure Town thank you for responding, I was hoping maybe the magnetic slide would work. Oh well I'll learn more by looking them up. Thank You
You need to get a set of Standard Catalogs and school yourself on identifying coins.
Belle pièce
Nice collection. Your friend must be a filipino?
I'm unsure where he got the coins - he doesn't appear to be Filipino though!
you look like a young brad pitt.
Haha thanks... haven't heard that one before but maybe there's a little resemblance
@@TreasureTownCoins maybe she was saying that all white men look alike, without realizing how backwards she is, and her culture
This not from amazon
Definitely not.
If you ever need to get rid of and German, French, or Canadian coin, please let me know. :)
I'll think of you! When I'm done with the series I'll likely do a general sale of sorts.
So much Canadians 😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️ damn
They're great!
Especially the 92.5 silver
Hamare pas he sabhi old coins and not purane hame bechna he
Hi sar
meron akong mga old coins dito hanap ako ng buyer 1972 one peso coin ..
Christian: you seem a little low in this video. Hope you are well!
Thanks!! This was a while ago - feeling good now!!
@@TreasureTownCoins Amen!
sino po interesado sa mga old coin ko pakita ko sa video
The fillipino coin has USA in the back?????!!
Yup! The United States was involved in the Philippines until just after WWII and minted their currency during that time!
Treasure Town I didn't know. I am from Croatia
You miss silver in every video