Some help please

[pajs64 0]

Can you be tell me if this set have any value

[pajs64 0]

I have these also

[pajs64 0]

The small coin is dated 1874

[Peter 615]

Hi

The 1st picture the copper coins are worth nothing and the silver (post 1920) have intrinsic value...50% silver.

The 2nd picture all the coins (pre 1920) are sterling silver which is 92.5% pure.

The coins are in a very low grade and the lot may make about £40/50 on ebay...maybe a little more.

That's enough to buy the Xmas Turkey

[pajs64 0]

Hi

The 1st picture the copper coins are worth nothing and the silver (post 1920) have intrinsic value...50% silver.

The 2nd picture all the coins (pre 1920) are sterling silver which is 92.5% pure.

The coins are in a very low grade and the lot may make about £40/50 on ebay...maybe a little more.

That's enough to buy the Xmas Turkey

And the 3rd pic

[Peter 615]

Hi

The 1st picture the copper coins are worth nothing and the silver (post 1920) have intrinsic value...50% silver.

The 2nd picture all the coins (pre 1920) are sterling silver which is 92.5% pure.

The coins are in a very low grade and the lot may make about £40/50 on ebay...maybe a little more.

That's enough to buy the Xmas Turkey

And the 3rd pic

Sorry Diddley

I've seen so many "old coins" and yet I found a widow in North Suffolk who gave her husbands collection of Henry v111 to a very nice man who cleared her husbands clothes.

[Peckris 579]

Peter's a notorious pessimist

He's not so far out though. Me, I'd keep three coins from the second picture, as being reasonable foundations for the start of a collection. Top left and top right, and bottom right. Not great value but decent enough to keep.

The third picture needs re-taking - it's way too dark, especially the bottom (obverse).

[pajs64 0]

Thanks, I will try to take some better pictures, can the coin be scaned with a scanner

[azda 979]

Thanks, I will try to take some better pictures, can the coin be scaned with a scanner

Yes