Checking old coins 0

[jr5018]

Can anyone identify these coins? The one in the single pictures says 1783 or 85 I cannot tell. Thanks.

[jr5018]

This one looks pretty nice too. How do I tell if any of these are real? Sorry, I am new at this.

[Greenstang]

The first coin is a 1783 Constellatio Nova. Hard to tell from the picture the denomination (100 or 1000 units) but whichever it is it is fake.

The foreign coins I suggest you list each one individually with cropped pictures of both sides (we don't need all that background) with the circumference and weight of each. This will help in identifying the coins.

[l.cutler]

The last you posted is also definitely fake.  The genuine one is known as a Brasher doubloon and is made of gold.

[Just Bob]

The first and last ones being fake does not bode well for the others.

[Greenstang]

Actually the OP is 0 for 3. The 1776 Continental he posted yesterday was also fake.

[Alex in PA.]

jr5018:  It's time to give up.

[VKurtB]

Where do people even get this stuff?

[jr5018]

Haha, you guys are awesome. It's ok I have thick skin. Thank you for all the input and I will post the rest of the collection as I go thru it on this thread as not to anyone off too bad. Here is the first handful. I have to weigh them and get good individual pics and what not. Thank you for all the straightforward input I really do appreciate it. From my track record so far I can assume they are all fake. But hey, you never know.

[jr5018]

I literally have a 3.5 gallon pail full of wheat pennies and 3 zip loc backs of coins like these. I really don't know where to begin with all of this. Thanks again for the information.

[VKurtB]

They did not instantly materialize in 3 zip lock bags. Somebody made them and put them in there. Who? Why? Those are the better questions than “are they real?”