Help needed - British coin values

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Hello,

I have the opportunity to buy these coins for my collection. However before I spend any money, I'd like to ask your opinion about them. Are these fair prices for these coins in their condition?

1, Ireland penny 1822 50€


2, Great Britain penny 1826 30€


3, Gibraltar quart 1802 27€


4, Great Britain 1/2 penny 1806 18€


5, Trade dollar 1903B 50€
The condition is pretty good on all of them although there looks to be a bit of verdigris on the 1826 penny that I would be concerned about and I'm dubious of the authenticity of the trade dollar.

For the others I would say the 1822 Irish penny is pretty cheap at the price, the Gibraltar coin is about right, and the 1806 halfpenny is about right
What? Me Worry
In my opinion, they're (somewhat) overpriced; the only ones I would personally buy at those prices are the Gibraltar quart and the Trade Dollar. But then again I'm a cheapskate when it comes to coins, so maybe they're just overpriced for my liking.

For the two British coins, here's a resource:
http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/coins.html
Geez, if you can find a nice VF+ to XF 1822 Ireland penny for under 50 Euro then I want to know where you're buying your coins.
What? Me Worry
Tend to agree with cass, they are all overpriced, for a total of 175 euro you could do better if you live in the U.K.
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Quote: "Iainmac"​Tend to agree with cass, they are all overpriced, for a total of 175 euro you could do better if you live in the U.K.
​Aye, definitely true for the total and most of them; but to be somewhat fair to Neil they're not all overpriced. Assuming the trade dollar is real (can't enlarge the photos), 50 euro is not a bad price at all. Get that one.

Otherwise provenance is an important factor in availability and pricing of coins; I think you could definitely find similar ones, for a lower price in the UK, without too much difficulty. :D
Thanks for your answers. I don't know why the photos can't be enlarged, hope it works now. Here is the trade dollar, weight is 26,86 gramms:

Quote: "BSmith"​I don't know why the photos can't be enlarged ...
I made some changes to each of those 10 photos and they are alright now. :)
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Quote: "BSmith"​Thanks for your answers. I don't know why the photos can't be enlarged, hope it works now. Here is the trade dollar, weight is 26,86 gramms:

​It looks OK to me, but let's wait for some more opinions.
Quote: "BSmith"​Thanks for your answers. I don't know why the photos can't be enlarged, hope it works now. Here is the trade dollar, weight is 26,86 gramms:

Looks ok to me either
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Quote: "druzhynets"
Quote: "BSmith"​Thanks for your answers. I don't know why the photos can't be enlarged, hope it works now. Here is the trade dollar, weight is 26,86 gramms:
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​Looks ok to me either
​Looks ok to me also, you should have said
Apologies for correcting your English, but English speaker would never make the the statement " looks ok to me either" makes no sense.
Just saying!.
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ZacUK, thanks for correcting the images.
Thanks for your answers and opinions. I think I will buy the Trade dollar and the Irish penny.
Quote: "BSmith"​ZacUK, thanks for correcting the images.
​Thanks for your answers and opinions. I think I will buy the Trade dollar and the Irish penny.
​Irish penny is a stunner, i would also buy this coin, if it was a little cheaper, excellent choice!
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Quote: "Iainmac"
Quote: "druzhynets"

Quote: "BSmith"​Thanks for your answers. I don't know why the photos can't be enlarged, hope it works now. Here is the trade dollar, weight is 26,86 gramms:
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​​Looks ok to me either
​​Looks ok to me also, you should have said
​Apologies for correcting your English, but English speaker would never make the the statement " looks ok to me either" makes no sense.
​Just saying!.

Feel free to correct me - I'm not a native speaker!
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