Antiques price guide

Got this vintage 7-piece German coin set here. It covers a pretty cool range of history from the Empire days through the post-war era. The coins are tucked into a plastic sleeve with a little typed history blurb at the top. Definitely has that old-school collector feel to it. Some of the coins have a bit of patina as you'd expect for their age, but it's a neat little starter set for anyone into European history or numismatics.

Got this cool 4-piece set of vintage Honduran coins. It includes the 1 and 2 centavos in bronze and the 5 and 10 centavos in copper-nickel. These are dated between 1931 and 1957 and are in uncirculated condition. Still in the original collector sleeve with the info card. Really neat piece of Central American history if you're into numismatics or just want something unique for the shelf.

Got this 1986 Mexico 200 Pesos coin from the World Cup. It's got the cool soccer players design on the front to celebrate the '86 tournament. It's a neat piece of sports history if you're into soccer or just collect old coins. Condition is decent for its age, definitely has that circulated look but the details are still pretty sharp.

Found this little ceramic alligator figurine. It's got a nice glazed finish and some cool detail on the scales. Not sure exactly how old it is but it has that vintage souvenir look to it. Perfect for a shelf or if you collect animal knick-knacks. It's in pretty good shape, just a small little guy looking for a new home.

Found this cool little West Barnstable Stoneware crock. It's got that classic salt-glazed look with the blue bands and the stamp is still pretty clear on the side. Perfect for a kitchen counter or just as a decor piece if you're into local Massachussetts pottery. It's in good shape, no major cracks that I can see.

Found this little vintage ceramic figurine of a boy in what looks like traditional German or Alpine lederhosen and a green hat. He's got his hands on his hips and a little whistling expression. It's a cute little piece for a shelf or a collection, definitely has that mid-century kitschy vibe. No major chips that I can see but it's an older item so it has that vintage look.

Disneyland souvenir shot glass promoting the opening of the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction in 1995. The glass measures 2"x2"x3" and is in excellent condition. Can’t be sure if it was sold in stores, but was given to cast members who worked on the ride.