Old Polish,Romanian and Yugoslav coins

Hello al!
Today while cleaning the home, I found old coins Below are photos and links with information about them

On the first two pictures you can see 5 coins
First coin : with a bust of Boleslaw Prus of 1977
Another two: with the cross of the "Solidarity"(on Polish "Solidarność") of 1990
Fourth coin from left : with a bust of Marceli Nowotko of 1976
And last coin commemorating 200th anniversary of the signing Constitution of May 3 of 1991



On the second two pictures you can see a lot of coins,each of them is from another year (1974 - 1987)




On the next pictures you can see the coins from Romania (Snow,Cat, I have hope that you will tell me anything about them)



On the last two pictures you can see the 2 coins from Yugoslavia. I have hope that someone know something about them and write something about them.




Regards and have a nice evening

These are the coins we use today. 100 Bani = 1 Leu - so they
are more like cents.



These were available when I was around 1989-2005(I think)

100 Lei should be equal to 10 Bani today. Equal in quotes Lots of inflation,
they had to cut 4 zeroes or 1/10.000

Now, what I have is one silver coin of 50 bani from 1914




and another silver coin from 1966, which is Greek

Now a little story I remember while searching for old romanian money. Sometime in 1999 in
a late spring school trip when we visited lots of historic places ... my parents gave me
50.000 Lei I think they earned about 1.5-2 million per month(both of them), so 50K was
a lot of money they game me.



I came home with 73 or 74.000 and around 20 Avram Iancu badges



I knew everyone wanted those badges, so I bough them all available and
sold them at a bigger price

Also won a 5.000 lei bet if a fence far away has barb wire or not

clifton wrote: try to sell them on ebay
i hope you will have success

No, I don't sell it. Keep them in as a souvenir