Please help with ID and info

Can you help me with links to these cash coins?



Also I can't identify the 2 Ottoman coins

The Irish coin i think is 1/2 Penny from 1805

There is something very strange in the 5 US cents. Apart of the color, it feels like it is made from a different material

I don't have a clue about the Roman coins.

Any information would be great.

Other think are those fakes and tokens. Do you know something about them?




Thanks in advance.

1, 3, 4, and 7 are Qianlong cash, the 2nd one is Kangxi, 5th is Daoguang, and 6th is Jiaqing.

The small Ottoman coin looks like a "dancer" coin made to look like a gold coin. You're right about the Irish coin, and the American coin is just rusted. I have passed on change (usually from the 40's) with this kind of oxidation.

1662 - 1722 Kangxi
1736 - 1795 Qianlong
1796 - 1820 Jiaqing
1821 - 1851 Daoguang

Links:
1:  https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1133.html
2:  https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces31487.html
3:  
4:  https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1133.html
5:  https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces45612.html
6:  https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13110.html
7:  



Mints for the Chinese Cash coins

1,2,4,6:
 

Boo-Clowan (Peking)
Hu-Pu Board of Revenue


3:  

 
Boo-San
Shan Mint
Sian
SHENSI

5:

 
Boo-Je
Chê Mint
Hangchow
CHEKIANG

7:
 

Boo-Gui
Kue Mint
Kuelin
KWANGSI

From the second lot of coins
The 1 Pond Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek
are here on the Numista Web site
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces9791.html
I would not expect real gold coins to have such oxidation on them
Yours look to me more like copper or bronze but if even 1 is real
you have something

The 5th coin might be a token from
 Guatemala Costa Cuca is a city there
no idea really

The Victoria Token/coin leads me to here
https://fr.numista.com/forum/topic2338.html
and then to here
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22352.html
Pretty hard to tell though

Your 4 "gold" rands are contemporary counterfeits.

Verweis : SmartOneKgYour 4 "gold" rands are contemporary counterfeits.

Yes, I know they are fake, they are considerably lighter, but are they of any value?

Thank for the ID of the cash coins and the others, you are very good.

Any info about the Roman ones?

Thanks

In answer to the fake coins, I have seen these fakes for sale for around 30 pence each.