Multi coin identification extravaganza part 2: The Reckoning

[sir]

each pair of two represents 1 coin

 

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[sir]

just one more

 

[traderoftreasures]

looks like change for a buck

 

[sir]

lo

 

[AU24K]

Most appear to be from an arabic based country, perhaps in Africa.
There are a couple of Korean and the second post coin is Israel.
Hope this helps.
Scott

 

[sir]

lo

 

[chipveres]

According to Wikipedia, the second coin is a Japanese 10 yen. Same source, the fifth coin is a South Korea 100 Won.

Chip V.

 

[ivan salis]

#1 african --see the animal?
#2 is japanese 10 yen
#3 is isreal
#4 is arabic
#5 is korean
#6 is arabic
the last one is also a arabic country see the writing style and mosque on it?

 

[Kevo_DFX]

The last coin is a 2000 Pakistani 1 Rupee
http://www.humsafar.info/images/mon/1r99c.php

 

[AU24K]

just one more

Israel. 5 prutah. 1949. Bronze. KM #10. Worth about $0.50.

Scott

 

[AU24K]

Image #11 & 12 is Saudi Arabia. 5 halala(1 ghirsh) About early 1970's. Copper-nickel.
KM #45. Worth about $0.20.

Scott

 

[Fast_Dave]

#1 Ethiopia 10 cents 1977, copper-zinc
#2 already ID'd
#3 Oman 5 Baiza 1975, bronze
#4 Israel 5 Prutot 1949, bronze
#5 Already ID'd
#6 Already ID'd
#7 Already ID'd

 

[BioProfessor]

Well Toto, it looks like we're not in Kansas anymore.

Daryl

 

[Coins4Cheese]

The 2nd set of pictures is a Japanese 10 yen coin. It's date is Showa 54, or 1979. Not worth anything above face value.

 

[BioProfessor]

Not too bad. Most of the coins I find aren't even worth face.

Daryl