Advice on coin collection

[Leonmarsh]

Sorry if it's in the wrong section 

Is anyone a general coin expert

My nan has passed away a few months ago  and i have got hundreds of coins dating from 1788 to present day 

Just some examples please message if you can help 

 

[morezone]

Moved to non precious metal coin section since the majority may be base metal.

Forgot to add.  The selling/trade section is for the sale of things.  Advice falls into the discussion area.  I have no idea on any of the items but it can be moved to a different section once more info on them is found.

[5huggy]

Wow! some cool stuff -worth lots  for some - be CAUTIOUS my friend don't flog "CHEAP" 

For a start I see a 50p "KEW GARDENS" 😉👍

[Leonmarsh]

Kew gardens how much do you reckon,? 

[5huggy]

If in "GOOD" condition - even though they are base metal! - they can go for £100/£150 on FLEABay!

[5huggy]

Just now, 5huggy said:

If in "GOOD" condition - even though they are base metal! - they can go for £100/£150 on FLEABay!

in fact to give you a "hint" - I have a "MINT, PROOF" example - I would ONLY SELL for £300 upwards!

[terakris]

I think also the off-side rule 50p is one of the harder ones to come by.

I would guess some of the older ones may be silver and some may be rarer but the older stuff is not my best area.

[Leonmarsh]

Realised top one is not a guinea but a brass token lol top work nan rest her soul 

I suppose Thier may be something worth money in there or not ? 

[Augustus1]

try this site for help with the 50p values .?

dean.m

[Leonmarsh]

Thanks Augustus in the non pm section action for advice on think so 

Appreciate the help mate 👍

[Notafront4adragon]

The older American ones are not key dates, but are at least 90% silver. The Dutch 25cents is in think about 60% silver. 

Try numista website, they sometimes give prices for different conditions as well as a rarity value and notes about special/rare dates.

[Leonmarsh]

Thanks for all the advice everyone 

Sling them on ebay and hope for the best