[AUCTION] 46 old European [U.S and Canada] Coins 1930's to 1980's [ENDED]

[aoluain]

Im auctioning off some of my coin collection.
Some of these coins I have had for about 30 years and are in "fine" to V.Fine +" condition.
Some are basic coins others are collectible and there are a few duplicates, im selling as a lot.

The images are scans which doesn't show off the lustre of some of the coins.

Netherlands, Malta, Spain, Belgium




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Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Greece




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Auction ends - 6th July 10.30.00 PM forum time

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[aoluain]

Just over 5 hours to go, just to give this a bit
of a boost I am adding another 16 coins >>>>>



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[digicoinuser]

The US coins I see look like normal pocket change, is there anything special about them - silver/die error/etc?

[aoluain]

I dont think they are special, maybe useful in a collection because of the date.
I wasnt sure these were still in curculation again because of the dates?

[digicoinuser]

I dont think they are special, maybe useful in a collection because of the date.
I wasnt sure these were still in curculation again because of the dates?

Sounds good, yes they are still in circulation.  I sorted pocket change in the past month and a decent amount of them were old (50-60's) non silver coinage. 

[Lesbian Cow]

US dimes, quarters and half dollars from 1964 and earlier are 90% silver - $1 face value in circulated condition contains approximately 0.715 troy ounces of silver.  1965 and later are base metals and face value only.

Edit to add, US Nickels from 1942-1945 are 35% silver - these are referred to as "War Nickels" and can be identified by having a mint mark over the Montecello (building) on the reverse of the coin.