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Coin help????? Need help identifying!!!?

Can you please help identify these? Info? Are they worth anything?

1.) United States of America Columbian Half Dollar Back: Columbian Exposition Chicago World's 1893. It has a picture of a ship and 1492 written on it.

2.)DEI Gratia 1788 Carolus III Back: Hispan ET IND REX ME(i think) 2R I J(i think). Easy to read words but very smooth

3.) Georgivs V DEI GRA:BRITT:OMN:REX FID:DEF:IND: IMP
Back: Half Penny 1925
Is this american?

4.)Victoria D.G. BRITT REG:F:D:
Back: One Penny 1862

5.) Very beat up..rusted looking..probably not worth anything b/c of grade..but wondering about history..
Front: Head with stars 1852
Back: United States of America One Cent

Thanks

The 1893 US Columbian Exposition Half dollar commemorates the 400th anniversary of Columbus' discovery of the 'New World' and is worth $20US if lightly circulated and $40US or more if like new.

I can not find any values for your 1788 Peruvian 2 Reales, but it is likely in the $25US to $100US range, and I believe it contains 0.1887 troy ounces of silver. Carolus III (aka Charles or Carlos) was king of Spain from 1759-1788. "Carolus III Dei Gratia Hispan Et Ind Rex" is abbreviated Latin and it means "Charles (or Carlos) the third, by the grace of God, of Spain and the West Indies, king." The ME is the mint mark for Lima, Peru; and 2R is the denomination (2 reales) while the IJ are the Lima mint masters' initials at that time.

There are 2 varieties of 1925 British Half penny, and I do not see the difference. km#809 is worth $3US if lightly circulated and $22US if like new while km#824 is worth $5US if lightly circulated and $35US if like new. "Georgius V Dei Gra Britt Omn Rex Fid Def Ind Imp" is abbreviated Latin and it means "George the fifth, by the grace of God, king of the Britons, defender of the faith, and Indian Emperor."

The 1862 British Penny is worth $9US or less if heavily circulated; $50US if lightly circulated; and $200US if like new. The inscription is similar to the previous one except for "Victoria" and "Reg" aka regina or queen.

The 1852 US Coronet Braided Hair Large Cent was the last variety of US large cent. Based upon your description is likely worth less than $10US.

I would highly recommend you find a version of the reference Standard Catalog of World Coins which may be found at your local library. I hope that helps.

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