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nice indeed. the bars are stunning.

Seling listed coins.
Form Croatia with love, shipping to UK & EU
Selling as lot or individually (lot 200€ + shipping)
10 Schilling • 7.5g • Austria • 1957, 1858 - 13€
5 Schilling • Lipicaner • 1960 • 5.2g - 8€
5 Lire • Vittorio Emanuele III  • 1927 • 5g • Italia - 10€
10 Dinara • Aleksandar I • 1931 • 7g • Yugoslavia - 11€
20 Francs • Baudouin I • 1950 • 8g • Belgium - 50€
1 Florin • George V • 1921 • 11.31g • United Kingdom - 14€
5 Francs • La Semeuse • 1964 • 12g • France - 21€
1/2 Dollar • Franklin Half Dollar • 1952 • 12.5g • United States - 22€
1 Austro-Hungarian korona • Franz Joseph I • 5g • Austria - Habsburg - Hungary • 1893, 1895, 1895 • 1893, 1893, 1894 - 12€

Seling listed coins.
Form Croatia with love, shipping to UK & EU
Selling as lot or individually (lot 200€ + shipping)
10 Schilling • 7.5g • Austria • 1957, 1858 - 13€
5 Schilling • Lipicaner • 1960 • 5.2g - 8€
5 Lire • Vittorio Emanuele III  • 1927 • 5g • Italia - 10€
10 Dinara • Aleksandar I • 1931 • 7g • Yugoslavia - 11€
20 Francs • Baudouin I • 1950 • 8g • Belgium - 50€
1 Florin • George V • 1921 • 11.31g • United Kingdom - 14€
5 Francs • La Semeuse • 1964 • 12g • France - 21€
1/2 Dollar • Franklin Half Dollar • 1952 • 12.5g • United States - 22€
1 Austro-Hungarian korona • Franz Joseph I • 5g • Austria - Habsburg - Hungary • 1893, 1895, 1895 • 1893, 1893, 1894 - 12€

Thank you guys:D
I identified 4/5 coins so far.
Have to say that without today's technology I don't know how they did it before the internet.
And I am still left with one that it's unidentified. Since three are from Austria and one from England, I'm gonna spent the weekend going through numista trying to search 9-13ct Austria/England.
Cross coin
King Henry III - 1 Penny (1216-1247)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces90191.html
Two coins with two towers and a pyramid
Bishopric of Salzburg - Adalbert III von Böhmen - 1 Pfennig (800-1500)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces82127.html
The three towers coin
Bishopric of Salzburg - Eberhard I - 1 Pfennig (1147-1164)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces95753.html
What do you guys think should I send them for grading or is that a futile effort?
They were in the coin collection of my grandfather. I am not a collector of coins this old and have no previous experience with them, to be frank I don't even know are they worth anything, since numista doesn't say anything and there are no listings for them on sites I know.  

Thank you guys:D
I identified 4/5 coins so far.
Have to say that without today's technology I don't know how they did it before the internet.
And I am still left with one that it's unidentified. Since three are from Austria and one from England, I'm gonna spent the weekend going through numista trying to search 9-13ct Austria/England.
Cross coin
King Henry III - 1 Penny (1216-1247)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces90191.html
Two coins with two towers and a pyramid
Bishopric of Salzburg - Adalbert III von Böhmen - 1 Pfennig (800-1500)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces82127.html
The three towers coin
Bishopric of Salzburg - Eberhard I - 1 Pfennig (1147-1164)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces95753.html
What do you guys think should I send them for grading or is that a futile effort?
They were in the coin collection of my grandfather. I am not a collector of coins this old and have no previous experience with them, to be frank I don't even know are they worth anything, since numista doesn't say anything and there are no listings for them on sites I know.  

I had to check who is Mia Pojatina (I am a closed loner preoccupied with my gold and don't watch TV so I didn't know.)
If I meet Mija I would most definitely put her and me both in a condom double wrapped it, maybe even Dexterized the room just to be sure.
The idea with the museum is ok, the grading was to be sure they are what they are and to have them encased like Han Solo, forever in their plastic coffin for my own sick and twisted pleasure like Jabba the Hutt.

Thank you guys:D
I identified 4/5 coins so far.
Have to say that without today's technology I don't know how they did it before the internet.
And I am still left with one that it's unidentified. Since three are from Austria and one from England, I'm gonna spent the weekend going through numista trying to search 9-13ct Austria/England.
Cross coin
King Henry III - 1 Penny (1216-1247)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces90191.html
Two coins with two towers and a pyramid
Bishopric of Salzburg - Adalbert III von Böhmen - 1 Pfennig (800-1500)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces82127.html
The three towers coin
Bishopric of Salzburg - Eberhard I - 1 Pfennig (1147-1164)
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces95753.html
What do you guys think should I send them for grading or is that a futile effort?
They were in the coin collection of my grandfather. I am not a collector of coins this old and have no previous experience with them, to be frank I don't even know are they worth anything, since numista doesn't say anything and there are no listings for them on sites I know.  

Does anyone recognize these coins or know anything about these them?