The bird on the Isle of Man coin is a Manx Shearwater.

The box looks like an old church collection box.

The Canadian 50-cent piece is 80% silver, and has a silver value of £6.50. You could easily sell it for £8 on it's own. The St Christopher pendant dates from the 1970s or 1960s. That's a nice find. The silver alone more than covers the £20 paid for the whole box. The swiss franc is worth one pound. The 1936 penny is worth a few quid in that condition. A total bargain box. 😊

Am I the only one who sang Five Korona to the tune of My Sharona?

The Yes badge is collectable, Yes (prog not pop) have been going from late '60's to the present day.

Thank you once again for sharing your coin hunts. For me, the 1936 penny was the outstanding find.

The Caribbean quarter could very well be a SILVER coin of 1956..

If that 1966 Australian 20 cent has a wavy baseline on the 2 in 20, it's worth around $200 - $700.

The football coins were given away at Esso petrol garages, brings back memories of my grandfather who lived near an Esso and he always got loads of them for me and my 2 brothers, they came in a small envelope and you couldn't see what it was until you ripped it open, thanks for finding them

You got your money back easily, and some interesting coins. Not sure about the box. I guess you could fill it with some old coins you have laying around, you might get £20 for it.

South African two cents has a WILDEBEES on the tail side. Maroccon coin year Hijri 1370 = 1950/1 English year i think.

The Maltese coins show a facsimile of the George Cross, awarded to Malta in 1942 by King George VI.  Hence  St George and the Dragon.

A fun box to go rummage through! Thank you for sharing this with us. 😊 the Canadians definitely 80% silver.

With the Australian 1966 20c, some were minted in the UK, and those ones are rare, you can only tell by the base on the 2 is wavy. You scored well on the Silver in this lot. 🇦🇺

SA 2 CENTS IS THE WILDEBEEST

A Pandora's box line that is always a good find at a bootsale. Some very nice coins and oddities

Depends what you’re looking for but i would say it’s worth it especially for the condition of some of them👌 and the Moroccan one is 1950-1951

One year later... If you still have those silver coins, you now have a pretty good investment in your collection.

The silver really boosted the value, nice little collection.

That Woolworths recipe probably had very faint print,as over time the ink fades.