inheritance Shillings

[Citizen H]

Not Mine, 

its a commonly heard yarn,  on this occasion it was the wife's co-worker talking about the things they do ?!?!? I tend to let the conversation just go in one ear and out the other as its very Very rare that it will be of any remote interest..... " ah my aunties cousin brother uncles mate who has a dog with one eye had passed away and was asked to clear their crap and found a match box with old coin inside!" I was nudged "Old Coins!" huh??? oh now I see... 😮

are they worth anything???? the photos arrived hence the long winded intro....

I could tell them what the scrap price is as they have been circulated but it seem a bit harsh...

if by chance anyone can take the time to advise as to the Grade and a better Idea what they may be worth would be of a great help. the Shillings I noted 1864 and 1874 have die No's which for me is a nice talk point.......Many thanks "H"      

 

 

Edited 5 hours ago by Citizen H

[Peckris 2]

The 1900 is the best grade - edging towards EF. 

The 1891 is at least F but perhaps a bit better

The 1853 has too little hair detail to rate F but getting there

The others are scrap I'm afraid