5 old british coins to ID please

[Phil FK]

Hello All,

Just rummaging through my childhood coins collection for the first time in more years than I care to count.

Can anyone help me out with IDs of any of the following?

Thanks – Phil.

[Phil FK]

http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/k595/FKPhil/coin1_zps6cf3c63e.jpg

http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/k595/FKPhil/coin2_zpse9fc8741.jpg

http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/k595/FKPhil/coin3_zpsd4af7ade.jpg

http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/k595/FKPhil/coin4_zpsc152e7d1.jpg

http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/k595/FKPhil/coin5_zps7843385f.jpg

[Rob]

1. No idea

2. 1806 Farthing

3. No idea

4. 1797 Soho penny

5. 1890 crown

[Accumulator]

1. No idea

2. 1806 Farthing

3. No idea

4. 1797 Soho penny

5. 1890 crown

1. is early Roman. S C on the reverse is the giveaway.

Edited December 16, 2012 by Accumulator

[Generic Lad]

3 looks to be an 180(7?) George III copper. Half penny?

[Phil FK]

Wow. Thanks for the rapid reply guys.

And the news I've got a Roman coin.

-Phil

[MrDannyDoodah]

Wow. Thanks for the rapid reply guys.

And the news I've got a Roman coin.

-Phil

As a word of caution I can't help recalling that when I visited the corinium museum in Cirencester as a child they sold tons of replica roman coins, so could it be you have somehow acquired one of these replicas rather than a genuine one. Of course it could be a genuine one, in which case just ignore me, but I think it's worth bearing in mind.

[Peckris]

Wow. Thanks for the rapid reply guys.

And the news I've got a Roman coin.

-Phil

As a word of caution I can't help recalling that when I visited the corinium museum in Cirencester as a child they sold tons of replica roman coins, so could it be you have somehow acquired one of these replicas rather than a genuine one. Of course it could be a genuine one, in which case just ignore me, but I think it's worth bearing in mind.

Wow, I lived in Ciren for a few years as an adolescent, AND I dug on the Roman excavations they held in the 70s. When were you there?

It's very unlikely to be a replica, being so worn. Replicas are generally in reasonably high grade otherwise no-one would want them.