Over 100 DIFFERENT World Coins 1 Pound Grab Bag

Loved this no douple coins I got one from 1916 I will be buying again

Awesome little bag full of fun coins will be purchasing again for my kids

I received the 100 coins and the were several coins from early 1900's . One German coin was dated 1884!. I recommend having a coin identification app because a few were in languages I can't read. Good value.

I am in love! The variety that came with these is amazing. I got coins from all over the world. As a gift to myself, I have enjoyed sorting and adding these to my collections. There were a great price, couldn’t all for more!! The coins were not fruity or super worn.

20+ out of the 100 coins were Canadian with a large majority of them the 1cent coin. There were a few old coins were from Ireland and Belgium before they moved to the Euro. However, overall disappointed because 75% were canadian, Mexican, Euro and Turkish coins.

I ordered 2 bags; one for Christmas, and one for my birthday. The first bag from Christmas came in a glittery gold bag, and there looked to be more than 100 coins, though I didn't count. Out of that bag, I got very good coins; including a 1920 Zanzibar coin (horrible condition), an unknown dated British penny (the bigger kinds, seemed to be a 1800's era one) that was also in bad condition. The best out of that bag, though, was the 1942 1 franc in great condition and worth about $10-50. I also got a variety of coins from around the world, with a little influence on Brazilian coins. That bag, all in all, was great.The second bag wasn't as much. It came in a velvet bag as shown in the cover picture of the product, in 2 seperate plastic bags that looked to hold around 25 coins each. These bags were not good. There was too many British pennies and Euro coins. I was ok with the Euro coins, but most of them turned out to be French, although there was a Luxembourgish one. Other than the Euro and British pennies, I got a decent variety. There was a Tongan coin, a Bahamian coin, and a Ghanaian coin, along with an East Caribbean States quarter.I would recommend buying this bag overall, as you will get coins from many countries as shown (about 50-60 countries per bag). However, it is a 50/50 chance of having old dates and few duplicates.

Returning. Only received 96 coins. Too many duplicates. Lots of Mexico coins.

I enjoyed the original grab bag enough to order a second one. Unfortunately, there was a mixup, and instead I received a small number of Mexican coins. When I contacted the seller, he apologized, told me to keep what had been mistakenly sent, then spent he extra money to ship the grab bag I had ordered by Express Mail. Anybody can make mistakes; what you do afterwards shows character, and there's plenty of character here.Also, a word to critics who completely mislead the title. It's "100 different coins," NOT "Coins from 100 different countries." In both grab bags I had several coins from the same country, but none were the same denomination or date. So thee were, in fact, 100 different coins. And in each grab bag I found coins from more than 50 countries.