Asian Coins

Between 50 cents and $6, depending on condition. For a more precise value, please include the condition of your coin in your question.

1 sentimos = copper plated steel

5 sentimos = copper plated steel

10 sentimos = copper plated steel

25 sentimos = brass / brass plated steel

1 peso = cupronickel / nickel plated steel

5 peso = 70% copper 5.5% nickel 24.5% zinc

10 peso = Ring: cupronickel Center: aluminum bronze

There were 58 million of these bronze U.S. Philippines 1 centavo coins minted in San Francisco (S) that year. It may currently be worth about .10 with heavy wear to maybe .25 with light wear. You might also try a library for a copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins for pictures, values and lots more interesting info. Brad

A proof coin (the word "mint" is usually not used in conjunction with the term) is a coin specially made for clarity of design. A proof coin started out being much like a proof print of a photograph; it was used to prove that the design elements were situated correctly, and looked good enough to be produced. Today most governments' mints produce sets of proof coins for collectors. A US proof coin is made from dies that are sandblasted (albeit usually with glass beads for the "sand") and then polished. The dies are polished every 5-15 coins, and replaced frequently before the die is worn. Each coin is hand-fed into the press using tongs or gloved hands; the coin is then struck at least twice. The resulting coin has a mirror-finish field or background, with frosted devices (or raised areas). Proof dies can, in some cases, be recycled for use with standard-issue coins, although some proof coins have slightly different designs from standard-issue coins. (For example, the 1-cent coin has an almost-joined "AM" in "AMERICA" for a circulation coin, but a different spacing for the proof coin.) If your coin is dated 1968 or later, proof coins are relatively easy to identify because they all have an "S" mint mark on them. The only possible confusion would be if the coin is a cent from 1968-74 or a nickel from 1968-70, when San Francisco struck those denominations for circulation as well as for inclusion in proof sets. All other S mint coins from 1968 onward are proofs only.

Earlier proofs were struck at Philadelphia so they're more difficult to identify unless they're in their original packaging.

Proof coins sometimes find their way into circulation when a set is broken open. That can happen if a set is stolen and the thief doesn't know what he has; sometimes small children will open Mommy's or Daddy's proof sets to get at the "shiny coins". Unfortunately if a proof coin has been spent, its value is significantly reduced.

Probably a 50 Yen coin from Japan

I beleieve that coins in China are called Fen; Paper money is called Yuan

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7.2 grams

Probably around $10.00.

Anywhere between Rs. 45,000 (Forty Five Thousand Rupees) and Rs. 50,000 (Fifty Thousand Rupees), depending on the mint where it was made.

In circulated condition, it is worth anywhere from 25 cents to $1.25 or so.

If it's still uncirculated, the maximum retail value is $6.50.

Depends on the condition - the year is not rare, and 100 million were minte in Bombay and 60 million in Calcutta. In Very Fine condition it may fetch up to $20 USD, in Brilliant Uncirculated condition about $40 USD.

65, 000.

Sher Shah Suri

Prices depend on grade and date and are in United States Dollars Bronze Coinage * Half Centavos ** 1903-1904 - Regular issues: Approximate range: $1 - $20 ** 1904 - 1908 - Proofs: Approximate range: $50 - $150 * One Centavos ** 1903 -1936 - Regular issues: Approximate range: $1 - $25 ** Rare Dates/Varieties: 1915-S, 1916-S, 1918-S (large "S"). Approximate range: $10 - $400. ** 1903-1908 - Proofs- Approximate range: $50 - $150. Copper Nickel Coinage * Five Centavos ** 1903 - 1935 - regular issues: Approximate Range: $1 - $50 ** Rare Dates/Varieties: 1918-S Mule. small date reverse of 20 centavos. Approximate range: $150 - $2,500. ** 1903 - 1908 - Proofs: Approximate range: $40 - $150 Silver Coinage * Ten Centavos ** 1903 - 1935 - regular issues: Approximate Range: $1 - $60. ** Rare Dates: 1903-S, 1904, 1909-S, 1915-S - Approximate Range: $20 - $300. ** 1903-1908 - Proofs - $50 -$150 * Twenty Centavos ** 1903-1929 - regular issues : Approximate range: $2 - $125. ** Rare Dates/Varieties: 1909-S, 1910-S, 1911-S. 1915-S, 1928M Mule - large date reverse of 5 centavos.- Approximate Range: $10 - $350. ** 1903-1908 - Proofs - Approximate range: $50 - $250 * Fifty Centavos ** 1903 -1921 - regular issues: Approximate range: $5 - $100 ** Rare Dates: 1909-S -Approximate range $8- $175. ** 1903-1908 - Proofs - Approximate range: $80 - $300. * One Peso ** 1903 - 1912 - regular issues: Approximate range: $5 - $80. ** Rare Dates: 1904, 1911-S, 1912-S: Approximate range: $20 - $500. ** 1906-S - Approximate range: $600 - $10,000. ** 1903-1908 - Proofs: Approximate range: $200 - $500. Commonwealth Issues Bronze Coinage * One Centavo ** 1937-1944 - regular issues: approximate range: 50 cents - $8. Copper-Nickel Coinage * Five Centavos ** 1937-1941 - regular issues: Approximate range: 50 cents - $15. Copper-Nickel-Zinc Alloy Coinage * Five Centavos ** 1944-1945 - regular issues: Approximate range: 10 cents - $1. Silver Coinage * Ten Centavos ** 1937-1945 - regular issues: Approximate range: 10 cents - $10. * Twenty Centavos ** 1937-1945 - regular issues: Approximate range: 25 cents - $10. ** Rare Dates/Varieties: 1944D over S - Approximate Range: $10 -$50. * Fifty Centavos ** 1936M - Commemorative of the establishment of the Commonwealth - approximate range: $20 - $80. ** 1944-1945 - regular issues: Approximate range: $1 - $3. * One Peso ** 1936M - Commemorative of the establishment of the Commonwealth- bust of Murphy and Quezon - Approximate Range: $35 - $150. ** 1936M - Commemorative of the establishment of the Commonwealth - bust of Roosevelt and Quezon: Approximate Range: $35 - $150.

These coins are potentially still in circulation so, unless they are part of a Proof or Uncirculated mint set or are individual Proof or Uncirculated coins and in absolute mint condition, they are worth 20 cents.

An Australian 1979 cupro-nickel 20 cent coin (Elizabeth II), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to $3 AUD.

There were 22.300 million minted.

An Australian 1979 cupro-nickel 20 cent coin (Elizabeth II)(Proof), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to $7 AUD.

A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation.

A Hong Kong "one cent" issued in 1905 usually costs USD 4.0 for a fair appearance. It may cost more if it is unused.

how much does a republika ng pilipinas

This coin is a Japanese 100 Yen coin featuring cherry blossoms. Minting began in 1967.

Your coin is either a British George II gold Guinea or a Half-Guinea.

The Guinea coin is 25-26 mm in diameter, the Half-Guinea a little smaller.

Either coin in any condition would be worth something, if only for the value of the gold.

Banknotes and coins of Japan are the physical form of Japan's currency the Yen. Modern Japanese coins are denominated in Yen, with 100 Sen per Yen, and theoretically, 100 RIn per Sen. Japanese coins are minted in the following denominations, 1r

The equivalent value of 1 Indian Rupee is=approx Rs 5000 today

Several different banks issued notes in Hong Kong during the 1930's and many of the banks issued different notes during that decade. It would not be possible to give an accurate valuation without knowing the bank and year of issue.

An Very Good quality used note issued by the HSBC bank between 1930-1938, for example, would be worth $5-$9. Crisp, uncirculated note from this period are worth considerably more ($300+).

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in pakistan it is worth about Rs.50 in fine condition.in unc condition they r worth rs.100