Egyptian coins that are hard to search for..

I have a couple of Egyptian coins for Farouk the first and Hussein Kamel that are hard to search for even in Arabic so if I may I want to know the value of these coins?
http://Ibb.co/dG2B6d

Citation: "Omar_Jihad"​I have a couple of Egyptian coins for Farouk the first and Hussein Kamel that are hard to search for even in Arabic so if I may I want to know the value of these coins?
​http://Ibb.com/drS8Hj

Hi Omar,

This is your coin in Numista:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1273.html

It is a very common coin, maybe worth 2€?

Citation: "CassTaylor"​Hi Omar,
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​This is your coin in Numista:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1273.html
​
​It is a very common coin, maybe worth 2€?

​This is not the coin I linked... I think there's a mistake with the links.

Is it not this?

Citation: "CassTaylor"​Is it not this?
​

​I searched for this one and I knew already it was common. I edited the link.. please check it again.

Ok, this time it is:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4825.html

10 Milliemes, Farouk I; 1938
Also very common, worth around 1-2€

Citation: "CassTaylor"​Ok, this time it is:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4825.html
​
​10 Milliemes, Farouk I; 1938
​Also very common, worth around 1-2€

​Seems like all the coins I own are common.. Is there anyway that I can find out the value of my coins and identify them without being disappointed eventually?

Citation: "Omar_Jihad"​

Citation: "CassTaylor"​Ok, this time it is:
​​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4825.html
​​
​​10 Milliemes, Farouk I; 1938
​​Also very common, worth around 1-2€

​​Seems like all the coins I own are common.. Is there anyway that I can find out the value of my coins and identify them without being disappointed eventually?

​I guess you should invest in a little more, that is a very simple way to avoid disappointments...

Well, you could try using CoinQuest for basic coins:
http://coinquest.net/

But basically, many people come on Numista with coins they found in their grandfather's money box or their deceased relative's nightstand or whatever and they almost always hope they have found some rare coins, that they're the next treasure hunter who's struck a once in a lifetime find, but almost always they get disappointed. My advice is, you won't be (as) disappointed if you don't get your hopes up.

Citation: "CassTaylor"​Well, you could try using CoinQuest for basic coins:
​http://coinquest.net/
​
​But basically, many people come on Numista with coins they found in their grandfather's money box or their deceased relative's nightstand or whatever and they almost always hope they have found some rare coins, that they're the next treasure hunter who's struck a once in a lifetime find, but almost always they get disappointed. My advice is, you won't be (as) disappointed if you don't get your hopes up.

​You're right.. Thanks for the help though. If I have more questions about coins I'll ask right away. Anyone knows a decent website interested in old Stamps?

Try Colnect, they've got forums for just about every field of collecting under the sun.