Please help me identify these UK coins as they are so worn and ungradable.

I recently bought some lowballs and ungradable coins from a local online seller but now I don't know what to do with them…

1. From what I have understood, this must be a six-pence Victorian silver. But the reverse is mind-boggling as it displays the Scottish shield instead of a common six-pence ornaments of that era. I googled it up and down without success. Does anybody have a Scottish coins catalogue perhaps that gives out related information about it? Could this coin be really that rare? Its actual weight is 2.62gr.

2. Can anybody recognise or know what coin is this/whose head figure is on it? It weighs 5.15gr. I tested its metal density in water and it gave back a value of 10.3 (Silver 925).

3. Could this Victorian 6p in this condition have any value at all?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

andre999

I recently bought some lowballs and ungradable coins from a local online seller but now I don't know what to do with them…

 

1. From what I have understood, this must be a six-pence Victorian silver. But the reverse is mind-boggling as it displays the Scottish shield instead of a common six-pence ornaments of that era. I googled it up and down without success. Does anybody have a Scottish coins catalogue perhaps that gives out related information about it? Could this coin be really that rare? Its actual weight is 2.62gr.

 

2. Can anybody recognise or know what coin is this/whose head figure is on it? It weighs 5.15gr. I tested its metal density in water and it gave back a value of 10.3 (Silver 925).

 

 

3. Could this Victorian 6p in this condition have any value at all?

 

 

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

First one is a Cyprus coin N#12472

Hello

In this condition, in addition to their weight in silver, they only have historical value.

Sincerely