PLEASE HELP! 5 really old coins!! cannot identify!!

[eupharies]

COIN 1 - said republique francaise and has some guys head in the middle
Reverse - words in a circle - i think it said disciple valley or walley....

COIN 2 - 1173 , words are russian i think, moh mona II (last word i cannot read)
Reverse - Hapa bert.....

COIN 3- lion with a plaque, its a 5 cent but i dont know the year... any ideas
REVERSE - lots of swirlds and a crown.

COIN 4 - INTEMPESTATE SECVRITAS, some kind of boat
REVERSE - S.GEORGIVS EQVITVM PATRONVS, dude on a horse

COIN 5 - VERY HARD TO MAKE OUT!!! i maKe out an S within a circle, left of circle is an old weighing scales i think
REVERSE - REBUBLIQUE FRANCOISE, it definetly said francOise not francAise.

THANKS

 

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[Mackaydon]

#4: Religious medallion
'IN TEMPESTATE SECVRITAS' (Safety, or security in the storm).
Traditional scene of Christ in ship on a rough sea (note the 'halo')

 

[Mackaydon]

#5 is a French 1 (??) 'sou', similar to as seen and described here:

http://www.napoleonicmedals.org/coins/fran93-2.htm

I see what appears to be a "7" where the last digit of the date would be.

 

[lazooro]

#5 looks like 2S.
#2 moldavia 2 para.
#3 belgia 5 cent from 1830 to 1900 ??

 

[nhbenz]

1st item appears that it could be part of valor medal (Valeur et Discipline), similar to, but probably older, than the one shown here:
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...VALEUR+ET+DISCIPLINE&hl=en&safe=off&sa=G&um=1

 

[Mackaydon]

Stop the presses!! (and get the banner ready). I hope I'm right.
If your "MOH" coin is what I think it is--and it's not a replica, then you may have a fantastic coin in your possession. A similar one (granted, in excellent condition) sold for about $55,000 (no typo).
Enjoy; here it is:
http://www.coinarchives.com/w/lotviewer.php?LotID=668875&AucID=488&Lot=2600
Don.........
PS: Partial translation: "2 Para (3 Kopeken) 1773, Sadogura, stamped during the Russian occupation Moldaviens and the Wallachei during the Turkish Russian war."
PPS: Looking back up this thread I see that Lazooro also had written:
"#2 moldavia 2 para."

 

[72cheyenne]

Stop the presses!! (and get the banner ready). I hope I'm right.
If your "MOH" coin is what I think it is--and it's not a replica, then you may have a fantastic coin in your possession. A similar one (granted, in excellent condition) sold for about $55,000 (no typo).
Enjoy; here it is:
http://www.coinarchives.com/w/lotviewer.php?LotID=668875&AucID=488&Lot=2600
Don.........
PS: Partial translation: "2 Para (3 Kopeken) 1773, Sadogura, stamped during the Russian occupation Moldaviens and the Wallachei during the Turkish Russian war."
PPS: Looking back up this thread I see that Lazooro also had written:
"#2 moldavia 2 para."

Wow, that looks like it Mack. I hope for eupharies that his is the real deal and not a counterfiet.

 

[eupharies]

OMGGG!!! haha, but the colour is different?? does that not mean something?

 

[Kiros32]

I hate to be a disbeliever, but I see a few obvious differences that make me believe its a counterfeit

1. The "bar" above the date is longer and further from the obverse image than the real one.

2. The font of the date is different, ie bottom of the "1", curls on the bottoms of the "7s"

3. The details around the obverse image are absent on your coin (the leafs or branches on the real coin)

4. Might be worn down or just a bad photo, but the border around the reverse image on yours looks smooth rather than a "rope style" border on the real coin.

Just my 2 pennies and few observations to consider...

I do hope for your sake it's the real deal!

 

[eupharies]

Having looked at it close, on the 1, it does curl its just faded and half missing, and in terms of the border, it is actually a rope, you can make it out in the right light, each individual line....

Where would be the best place to find out if its real or not, and say if it is... in that condition how much do you think?

 

[eupharies]

http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php?showtopic=14641

please check that link, there is 1 just like mine.... they dont say aa rpice but mine is just like that 1....

 

[eupharies]

ive found other coins like this selling for between 40 and 120... so i guess its not really rare

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

You did not show the reverse on coin/medallion #4.

 

[eupharies]

there it is

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

there it is

Some of your pics are in focus (#3 and #6), so apparently you have a Macro lens, but some are blurry, most likely due to human error. Try holding very steady or use a tripod. It also may be that you are not pausing to let the automatic lens focus when you push the button. Push halfway, pause to focus, keep the camera steady and take the picture. Crop and post.

 

[Mackaydon]

More on #4:
Probably mainly worn or kept as a talisman. They were produced in various sizes and metals, including silver, brass, copper and pewter. They are all of one type: The obverse depicts St. George on horseback, thrusting his lance at a dragon. It has the legend, 'S GEORGIVS EQVITVM PATRONVS' (St. George, protector of knights). The reverse depicts a ship with a taut sail on a rough sea, and Christ on the deck with terrified fishermen. A wind blows through a small cloud into the sail. The legend is 'IN TEMPESTATE SECVRITAS' (Safety, or security in the storm)

 

[Mackaydon]

Coin #3 (first ID-ed by Lazooro)
Copper; 28mm; Belgium

Obverse:
The royal monogram is surrounded with the inscription "LEOPOLD PREMIER ROI DES BELGES" (Leopold the First King of the Belgians)

Reverse:
A lion, symbol of Belgium, with a paw over the Belgian Constitution dating 1931. Around is the Belgian motto "L'union fait la force" (Unity creates Strength)

As shown here:
http://www.numista.com/catalogue/photos/belgique/g0395.jpg

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

1st item appears that it could be part of valor medal (Valeur et Discipline), similar to, but probably older, than the one shown here:
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...VALEUR+ET+DISCIPLINE&hl=en&safe=off&sa=G&um=1

Not exactly but very close Ben. Great ID I think all the others are Solved.

eupharie,

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[eupharies]

Worth much?? :P

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Worth much?? :P

The Valeur et Discipline medal complete in good condition is selling on eBay for $24. Yours is a bit different and I dont see one exactly the same. I pmed Relicdude to ask him because he has some Napoleonic medal books but so far no response.


http://cgi.ebay.com/FRANCE-Miltary-...emQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item35a1de4234