Need help identifying coins

Hi all,

My friend found almost forty coins in an antique desk he bought. We've identified all all. Since he sent me these photos the two center ones Reales, 5 Franc), and the second coin on bottom row (Peru Un Sol) were also identified, but I am unable to figure out the remaining nine (the top row, the end coins on the middle row, and the first, third, and fourth coins on the bottom row. I could use some help in their identities. Thank you all... Dan

PS: I hope the images are clear enough.

​Hi there,

First row.
German states coin. Ludwig II of Prussia. 5 mark (maybe). Silver .835
Bohemian coins. Unaware of them.

Middle row - the end.
Bohemian coin

Last row.
The Hungarian coin (The land of the Crown of Stephen) Silver.
The third United Kingdom 1797 Cartwheel penny coin of George III.
and lastly the PRUSSIAN COIN silver of Wilhelm III.

Cita: "Subha Barua"​​First row.
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​German states coin. Ludwig II of Prussia. 5 mark (maybe). Silver .835

​First row:

First coin: the correct identification is 5 Mark 1874D from German States - Bavaria (NOT Prussia) and the silver content is .900 (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11086.html)
It's a pity it's in a bad condition because it's the date with lowest mintage.

Second coin: Bohemia -Olmutz Bishopric , 1 Thaler 1705, Karl III Joseph von Lothringen (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces42673.html)

Third coin: Germans States - Augsburg, 1 Thaler 1643, Ferdinand III (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces31034.html)

Fourth coin: Austria - Habsburg, 2 Thaler 16Z6/5:

Cita: "Subha Barua"​​​Middle row-the end , Bohemian coin

​Middle row:

First coin: Italian States - Naples, 120 Grana 1790P/AP, Ferdinando VI (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21573.html)

Last coin: not Bohemian but German States - Saxe-Weimar, 1 Thaler (Achtbrüdertaler) 1614WA (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces85936.html)

Cita: "Essor Prof"​

Cita: "Subha Barua"​

Cita: "dandelatorre"​Hi all,
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​​​My friend found almost forty coins in an antique desk he bought. We've identified all all. Since he sent me these photos the two center ones Reales, 5 Franc), and the second coin on bottom row (Peru Un Sol) were also identified, but I am unable to figure out the remaining nine (the top row, the end coins on the middle row, and the first, third, and fourth coins on the bottom row. I could use some help in their identities. Thank you all... Dan
​​​PS: I hope the images are clear enough.
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​​​Hi there,
​​First row.
​​
​​German states coin. Ludwig II of Prussia. 5 mark (maybe). Silver .835
​​
​​Bohemian coins. Unaware of them.
​​
​​Middle row-the end , Bohemian coin
​​
​​Last row.
​​The Hungarian coin (The land of the Crown of Stephen) Silver.
​​The third United Kingdom 1797 Cartwheel penny coin of George III.
​​and lastly the PRUSSIAN COIN silver of Wilhelm III.
​​

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Cita: "Subha Baru"

Cita​​You didn't quote it. Blank.

​What do you mean with "You didn't quote it. Blank"?

By the way: don't always quote the whole text and pictures, but only the part you want to react about. Otherwise the topic becomes too long and readers have to scroll too much.

Cita: "Subha Barua"​Last row.
​The third United Kingdom 1797 Cartwheel penny coin of George III.

​Last row:

First coin: Hungary, 1 Thaler 1782B, Joseph II (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces33895.html)

Third coin: To be sure, control the weight (28,35 g. or 58,7 g.), but I'm pretty sure it's not the United Kingdom 1 Penny 1797 but the 2 Pence 1797 (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1287.html)

Fourth coin: German States - Prussia, 2 Thaler/3½ Gulden 1840A, Friedrich Wilhelm III (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces40403.html)

Sorry I wasn't able to get back sooner. Thank you all for your help.... Dan

Cita: "dandelatorre"​My friend found almost forty coins in an antique desk he bought.

​Nice find!! I'm gonna start looking for antique desks to buy now...