Question by Kevin T: what are these worth?
12 indian head penny's from the late 1800's, canadian 25 cents, a cayman islands coin with a 10 on the back, a gold dollar coin that feels so smooth it seems like someone laminated it, plus i can see my self it.1912 indian ANNA one quarter on the back, and on the front it says GEORGE V KING EMPEROR. and a coin with a man with a spear and shield, it says 1 Fr. on the other side. Another GEORGE V KING EMPEROR, 1/2 pice India 1914. and ne f my faves Constantine 1 the great, dated back to 307 AD.
in the last sentene i meant

and one of my faves Constantine 1 the great, dated back to 307 AD.

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Answer by jay marcus
A good place to start is your public library. Ask them to loan you the books on world coins. Condition of the coins will determine the retail price, the better they are the more they're worth.

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Question by Danny J: What are the sizes of these coins?
Someone I know has an 1887 British Sovereign coin, but they do not know if it is a £2 coin or a £5 coin. Please can someone tell me the sizes of both of these coins?
I will give best answer to person that gives me good measurements.

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Answer by mrcoins.australia
the sizes of the 1887 gold coins are approx 21.7 mm and 7.98 grams for the Sovereign, 29.5mm and 15.97 grams for the 2 pound coin, and 36mm and 39.94 grams for the 5 pound coin.

Interestingly the Proofs for the 2 & 5 pound coins were minted in Sydney Australia and have a small "s" on the ground underneath the horses hoof. but beware of contemporary forgeries.

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Originally posted 2010-07-17 18:50:15. Republished by Blog Post Promoter