Quarter Pound of World Coins

This was a great variety of foreign coins from different countries. It is a great starter of a collection, or great to add to a current collection. It is always fun looking at coins from different countries. Worth buying from this seller!

As advertised. Delivered when stated. Made a great gift!

My eleven year old son loves to collect coins, especially coins from other countries. As of the date of this review, I have ordered four of these bags for him. We have both been so pleased with the number and variety of coins we have received. Out of four bags, we have had very few duplicates, and quite a few unusual/vintage coins that we haven’t encountered elsewhere. Our orders have included coins from all over the world, consistent with the product description. I have also been very pleased with my interactions with the seller, Uncle Theo. When I reached out to him about an issue with my most recent order, he went above and beyond to make it right. Overall, excellent experience with both the product and seller. I would highly recommend to anyone with an interest in world coins :-)

If you're like me and love collecting coins, this is a great "quick bundle" to bolster your collection a bit. I've ordered two of these. First one included a ton of WWI French coins, some old British pre-decimal coins, and a couple coins from Czechoslovakia! The second one was mostly from South America and India, with a 100-year-old centavo from Cuba and a coin that I suspect is a proof from Italy. Very nice bundle for inexpensive circulation coins.

Very nice, thank you!!!!!

Fun coins and a great little bag. Great for kids although I would prefer not to have so many smaller coins as these I eliminated before letting youngsters play with them.

I got a 1895 silver dime. Would get again

I ordered two 1/4 pound packs of coins. They came in little velvet pouches and I received a total of 66 coins from 36 countries. Each country that had more than one coin was of different denominations and/or years except for 2 counties where there were duplicates. I ended up with a bunch of countries not yet in my collection and had a great time researching them. Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela, and the UK were the most popular, as you can see in the photo. Rwanda an Trinidad and Tobago were nice surprises. None were too worn that I couldn’t identify. Some I had to use the Coinoscope app to ID because of the language. Loads of fun exploring the world in coins!