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9CT should have hall marks on the rim

Sweating In the process of sweating, coins were placed in a bag and shaken. The bits of metal that had worn off the coins were recovered from the bottom of the bag.Sweating tended to wear the coin in a more natural way than clipping, and so was harder to detect.

The Saudi Arabia Gold One Guinea Coins were only minted in 1950 and 1957, I think your coin is a modern reproduction of the coin and could still be 22-carat gold a bit like the jeweler's copies of sovereigns from the middle east some times with 22 stamped on them. The reason I think this is your coin looks to weakly struck and very soft detail with no obvious signs of wear. I hope you get to the bottom of the mystery and look forward to what you find out

Hi, @Thesilverguy I have moved your post to the correct section.

800 Italian silver the hallmark 485MI might be the marks for Faccioli of Milan

the hallmark is real P.C. Boschmans

looks like a fake to me there are lots of different fake pound coins http://www.thefakepoundcoindatabase.co.uk/OAK.html

@Bobhennessey AMERICAN SILVER CO - Bristol - CT established in 1901. Bought by International Silver Co in 1935

Probably already posted but this page might be useful for you Royal Mint Circulation figures https://www.royalmint.com/currency/uk-currency/mintages/

Hi @DAK Here is a link to London coins auction realized prices, it is a great tool for finding the market prices of coins and if you click the pictures it will give you a very good idea of what grade your coins are. Don't forget to add on 17% for the buyers premium. http://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?page=Pastresults&searchterm=Shilling+1905&category=9&searchtype=1

This may be your Edward VIII Medals from the Richard Lobel series, hope this helps or puts you in the right direction

well it cant be 1981 half-sovereign none were minted

Hello @Hugo What a great piece of history thanks for sharing. I still like digging around in the dirt to find mine, here is my latest Roman denarius I have found Elagabalus AD 218-222 reverse Liberalitas goddess of generosity that's why she's holding the cornucopia or horn of plenty

The difference between Proof, Brilliant Uncirculated and Bullion coins

Nice collection @ilovesilverireallydo Gin money, Roman denarius, and Indian coins. I am still stumped on these coins on the left side of the picture not the denarius of Septimius Severus or Vespasian do you know what they are?