Help on these few coins.

I don't even know if the first one is a coin. They were all in a lot of foreign coins. Group of over 1,000. Still picking through them.

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2 + 3.
4 + 5.


Thank you

2. https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6243.html

 Yours is rather shiny so is probaby a plated (silver or chrome) version.

Citation: ZacUK2. https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6243.html

 Yours is rather shiny so is probaby a plated (silver or chrome) version.

That was what I was going to ask. Probably plated I am guessing. Thank you
The only thing I am wondering...inside the hole it is showing silver or chrome. No bronze color.

Citation: peterm12772The only thing I am wondering...inside the hole it is showing silver or chrome. No bronze color.

Perhaps it was drilled first, and then silver plated.
Colonial coins were frequently turned into jewelry, both during their circulation time and after.

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic18612.html

nr.4 ist not a coin, is a "charm"

something like here: "double dragon coin"

http://www.bocafengshui.com/coins.html

I have a very similar looking token to #4 this is a link to what the numista members told me back at Christmas time

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic25581.html

The Symbols look the same to me and people explained what they meant in the above post

No 3 is a Mexican 50 centavos from 1984 but the obverse was modified by a football fan from Guadalajara.  It says:  "Soy Chiva y Que" which is a reference to the football team from Guadalajara.  Hope that helps.

Number 1 is a mardi gras doubloon.  There's a site here that has lists and values of them but I think yo need to sign up to the site to be able to see them.  Good news is most appear to be silver.

http://www.cointradingpost.com/Mardigras/GuidesandShops.html

Citation: neilithicNumber 1 is a mardi gras doubloon.  There's a site here that has lists and values of them but I think yo need to sign up to the site to be able to see them.  Good news is most appear to be silver.

http://www.cointradingpost.com/Mardigras/GuidesandShops.html

Thank you. Just checked it. Not sure if it is silver. They don't have any pics or descriptions but a good site to catalogue them.