Valuation of dozen coins

I was wondering how much did each of those coins worth according to your opinion , and how much I need to ask if I sell them as lot









Thanks

Hello,

Some pretty nice coins there, but just for the ones I'm familiar with:
The Bavarian Kreutzer is worth around 10 euro.
The Malay coins are a few euros each.
The Peruvian and Papal States silvers are common, so worth roughly 5-8 euro.

I'll leave the others because I'm not sure about them.

I know these Malay tin coins are pretty cheap (dollar for each piece) in Southeast Asia haha. But overall this is a nice lot of cool coins. A few dollars for each on average.

Цитата: "timggggg"​I know these Malay tin coins are pretty cheap (dollar for each piece) in Southeast Asia haha. But overall this is a nice lot of cool coins. A few dollars for each on average.

​Not sure if the Canadian dime and couple more of the coins worth few dollars, but dont know..

I would grade the Canadian 1871 10¢ as VG/F (i.e. VG obverse and F reverse). In VG it is currently worth C$55.00 according to Canadian Coin News = US$41.50. At least this is the value to a Canadian collector in Canada, where the demand is higher.

The 1871H variety is worth more (the H of the Heaton Mint is on the reverse below the bow; I see something on your coin, but it doesn't look like an H). In VG it is worth C$70.00 = US$53.00.

Hope those photos are better

The new pictures confirm it's the 1871 no H.

The 1822 Anchor ¼ dollar is of the narrow, re-engraved first 2 in 1822. It is of a decent grade though the side with the anchor is weak in the center.¹ So, it is not easy to grade. I suppose VG+ with VF details (?? ─ in the North American grading system). It is perhaps worth C$30-$45 = US$23-$30 but you see them go for more.

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¹ Either weakly struck or convex/concave (caused by the striking process) which means that this part of the design was more exposed and wore out more quickly.

Thank you for the info

​​​​​​The best offer for buying the lot is 100€ for now, but i still think they worth more, if i dont get more im going to keep them maybe

If you sell them all together, few collectors will be interested in the whole lot, so you won't get close to the trending value. If you divide the lot into smaller meaningful units, I would expect that the value will increase, but this is of course more work.

When I buy lots on eBay, I never pay over 50% of the trending value for the same coins sold individually. Actually, I estimate that I never pay above 40% of the value. I recently got a lot of Lincoln wheat cents in which there was a 1914S; this was worth more than the price I paid for the whole lot.