Coins..

>>1805241
It's a roman coin shows Agrippa, show us the backside for further information. http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/agrippina_I/i.html
It is not worth that much, as there are lots of coins from the time, plus if you do not happen a certificate of origin and a receipt you have something that is worth thousands of $$$ in legal fees and fines.

>>1805254
>Agrippa
nope, Aghrippina, daughter of Agrippa, wife of Germanicus, sister-in-law of Claudius. Died 33 AD.

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I found a lot of coins and I'm sorry that I did not sufficiently informed to be able to buy them ...

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More of them..

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>>1805285
Buy the silver ones (Theresientaler, Silver Liberty) if they are reasonably cheap, and you will be able to sell them via ebay.

Keep your fingers of the Roman coins if they do not have a certificate, those are illegal archaeological artefact's and selling them could bring you into real trouble.

They all cost around 5$ ..I think I dont want to sell them just wanted to see which of these is the "rarer one"..i can buy one of them and pay 5$ .So what do you think which one to choose..and tnx..xD

>>1805345
Try the 1865 Silver Dollar, IF it is not a forgery, it is quite rare and can fetch around $350.

is there a way to know if it is a forgery ?

>>1805360
It is a fake. Better stay away from that shop.

Ok tnx for help..xD

>>1805324

Obviously OP should hand over those illegal coins into a museum so that a jew can keep them in a vault and sell them later. Keep your illegal coins OP, they might be worth something someday.