Citeer: "Huffy2121"My phone don't take great pics but they are actually in really good shape to be from 1927...
I have to repeat what Petrus says, your coins simply aren't worth $$$. Maybe a few euros each tops, these are in mediocre condition at best, I hate to say. I suppose you saw this thread: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic27972.html and got excited about your coins?
I'm sorry to say, but the coin originally posted there is in much better shape to justify a price tag than yours are. Look on the little details on the collar and crowns on the 1 Krone; on Neil's coin their details are all preserved, whereas they are badly worn away on yours.
The only "valuable" coin I see there is the 1914 East Africa 50 cents. Maybe also the 1842 Austrian 20 Kreuzer coin and the 1917 10 Piastres.
A few more things:
+The "1917 Lebanon 10 Piastres" coin is actually from Egypt
+The holed Chinese coin in "unknown coins" is a Kangxi 1 Cash coin, photos are too bad to identify mint. The big one is (likely a fake of) an Islamic states coin from the early medieval era.
+The two Greek coins are worth nothing near 20 USD each.
+The Dutch coins are worth nothing near 50 USD
+The Italian coins from 1956 and 1965 are not even silver and worth nothing near 50 USD either
+Nor are the silver Swedish Kronas worth anywhere near 75 USD
+Everything after that point is ridiculously overpriced, honestly. Sorry to say it.
I'm not very familiar with the India 2 Paise, but the Numista page says the 1970 mirror-like tint coin "is found only in the uncirculated sets of that year".
Your photos are pretty bad but it looks to me like the middle 2 Paisa is just less circulated and more shiny than the other 2, so I'd say no, it is not worth more.
The only "valuable" coin I see there is the 1914 East Africa 50 cents. Maybe also the 1842 Austrian 20 Kreuzer coin and the 1917 10 Piastres.
A few more things:
+The "1917 Lebanon 10 Piastres" coin is actually from Egypt
+The holed Chinese coin in "unknown coins" is a Kangxi 1 Cash coin, photos are too bad to identify mint. The big one is (likely a fake of) an Islamic states coin from the early medieval era.
+The two Greek coins are worth nothing near 20 USD each.
+The Dutch coins are worth nothing near 50 USD
+The Italian coins from 1956 and 1965 are not even silver and worth nothing near 50 USD either
+Nor are the silver Swedish Kronas worth anywhere near 75 USD
+Everything after that point is ridiculously overpriced, honestly. Sorry to say it.
How many of those dutch coins should i send to you, for that price...?
I am new to coins and I have about 250 coins from every where 1976 porche calender coin to 1914 east Africa 50 cent to sever and Philadelphia token coins and Mardi graw coins. About 100 1 2 5 10 pfening(germany) some old wheat pennies oldest from 1913. Mexican coins. China. Ottoman Empire. India coins of all different shapes. And lots and lots more. I want to sell them all for a reasonable price. What do i need to do. No eBay tho..
If you ask me selling a bunch of assorted coins from so many different places and periods seems either like laziness or ignorance on part of the seller (no offence). Not only could you be giving away something rare and desirable, you might conversely be ripping someone off with a price tag like that. It's much better to sell small lots of similar coins (Chinese cash, German pfennigs, etc.) at once to people who want those specific types of coin.
Perhaps you could keep posting them here, and we'll tell you what we think of them; though be warned, something that many novices seem to do is get excited about a potentially valuable coin putting them on Easy Street, only to be seriously disappointed when it's actual selling/market value is much much lower than anticipated. Again, if you don't get your hopes up you won't be as disappointed.
1927 Norway Krone and 50 ore 
