Any suggestions about my coins and banknotes

I have coins and banknotes. Can somebody suggest me any price idea for this collection? All circulated.

1) France 5F coin Voltaire 1994 

2) France 5F coin Semeuse 1971 : 130 EURO

3) France 2 Francs 1979 5 EURO

4) France 1 Franc 1960 (Signature O.Roty), 1972 (Signature O.Roty),, 1975(Signature O.Roty),, 1978

1960 5 Euro, 1972 10 CAD?, 1975 

5) France 10 F coin  10 francs génie de la bastille 1989, 1990, 1991, 1991

6) France 20 centimes coin 20 centimes Marianne 1974, 1981, 1988

7) France coin 10 centimes  1988, 1990

8) France coin ½ Franc 1995, 1972

9) Italy 100 Lire large type  1976

10) Italy 200 Lire  International Women's Year – FAO 1980

11) Italy 50 Lire Standard circulation coins 1996 

12) Germany 10 Pfenning 1980, 1991

13) Germany 2 Pfenning 1958, 1981, 1988, 1992, 1992

14) Gemany 5 Pfenning 1990

15) Germany 1 Pfenning 1980

16) Nederland 20 Euro cent 2001

17) Nederland 5 cent Portrait of Queen Juliana facing right 1979, 1980

18) Nederland 5 cent The bust of Beatrix facing left with a vertical inscription to the right 1988, 1990

19) Spain 5 PTAS 1992, 1993

20) Russia 10 Kopeek 2002

21) UK 2 Pence 1986, 2015 (Portrait of the Queen with the Initials "IRB")

22) Greece 20 DRX 1992 

23) US Quarter 1997, 1999 (Pennsylvania State Quarter), 2001, 2015 (Louisiana Kisatchie Quarter), 

24) USA Five Cents 1976, 1989, 2003, 2016

25) USA One dime 2004

26) USA One cent 1971, 1971

27) Azerbaijan coin 20 qepik, no year

28) Azerbaijan coin 10 qepik, 4 pieces, no year

29) Azerbaijan coin 5 qepik, no year

30) Azerbaijan coin 1 qepik, no year 

31) Brazil 1 Real coin (Head of the Republic facing left with geometric patterns and legend at left), 2012

32) Brazil coin 25 centavos (Portrait of Manuel Deodoro da Fonseca facing left with the Brazilian coat of arms to the left), 1999, 2011

33) Brazil coin 10 centavos (with head) 1995

34) Brazil coin 10 centavos 2010, 2011, 2012 

35) Brazil coin 5 centavos  2010, 2013, 2013, 2013, 

36) Brzil coin 5 centavos 2011, 2011, 2015

37) Tokens for passage in the subway of Saint Petersburg, Russia (Tokens will no longer be sold as of January 15, 1999, and will no longer be accepted as of February 1.  3 pcs (60 number type)

38) Tokens for passage in the subway of Saint Petersburg, Russia (Tokens will no longer be sold as of January 15, 1999, and will no longer be accepted as of February 1.  3 pcs (big M type)

39) Czech koruna: 50 koruna (no year), 20 korunas (1999, 2000), 10 koruna (1993, 1994, 1996, 2008); 5 koruna 20091993, 1993); 1 koruna 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2002, 2006, 2009); 50h (haleru) 2006

40) Belarus paper money banknote 500 rub 1992

41) Turkey paper money 5 Lirasi

42)  Japan coin 100 Yen (number 2), (number 11), (number 47)

43) Japan coin 10 Yen

44) Japan coin 50 Yen

45) Hong Kong coin  5 dollars 1997

46) Hong Kong coin 50 cents 1997

47 Hong Kong coin 20 cents 1995, 1998

48) China round coin with square opening in the middle with some inscriptions from both sides

49) Canada coin 1 cent 1999, 2006

50) Mexico coin 10 peso 2006

51) Mexico coin 5 peso 2006

52) Mexico coin 1 peso 1998, 1998, 1998, 1998, 2014, 2016

53) Mexico coin 1 peso with defect 2006 (damaged?)

54) Mexico coin 1 Nuevo Peso 1992, 1994, 1995

55) Mexico coin 50 centavos 2014

56) Cuba coin 3 Pesos Che Guevara 2002 (to be cleaned)

57) Cuba coin 1 Peso 1986 (to be cleaned)

58) Cuba coin 10 centavos 2008, 2009, 

59) Cuba Cinco (5) centavos coin (Patria Y Libertad) 1966,

60) Cuba Cinco (5) centavos coin (Casa Colonial) 2013

61) Cuba coin 1 centavo (Tower) 2017

62) Cuba 1 peso 2016 (Hose Marti) 2016, 2016

63) Cuba coin 20 Centavos 2017, 2019, 2019

64) Cuba banknotes 5, 20, 50

65) Georgia banknote 150000

66) Turkey banknote 5 Lirasi, 5 Lirasi

67) Turkey banknote 10 Lirasi

68) Turkey banknote 20 Lirasi

69) Hong Kong banknote 10 dollars

70) India banknotes: 10 (5 pcs), 20, 50, 100

71) Banknotes Czech 200 Korun (3 ocs), 100 Korun

72) Mexico banknotes 20, 50, 100, 200, 500

73) Japan banknotes 1000 (4 pcs)

Put them together and take a decent photo, members will get a better idea of both condition and rarity of your collection. Members aren’t going to individually search each and every coin that you have when you could use this website to do that yourself. Doing this would also give you an idea of their values (individually)  -  you can also read this to help you on your journey of discovery;

https://en.numista.com/help/how-much-is-my-coin-banknote-or-piece-of-exonumia-worth-31.html

Curious1

I have coins and banknotes. Can somebody suggest me any price idea for this collection? All circulated.

 

64) Cuba banknotes 5, 20, 50

65) Georgia banknote 150000

66) Turkey banknote 5 Lirasi, 5 Lirasi

67) Turkey banknote 10 Lirasi

68) Turkey banknote 20 Lirasi

69) Hong Kong banknote 10 dollars

70) India banknotes: 10 (5 pcs), 20, 50, 100

71) Banknotes Czech 200 Korun (3 ocs), 100 Korun

72) Mexico banknotes 20, 50, 100, 200, 500

73) Japan banknotes 1000 (4 pcs)

 

Speaking for myself, and I do not know anyone here can help you for those banknotes items from 64 to 73 without details like conditions (circulated with one fold, many folds, dirts, stains etc), year or date printed. Try searching the notes here in the catalogue section first and see if you can locate the same notes. If you can't find it, feel free to post the images front and back here. If you find it and the value is not mentioned, do a search on eBay and see if the same note is listed for sale. Just remember that the listed price does not represent the fair market value if there is no buyer. Also check the complete section on eBay and that may give some idea the sale history of the same note. 
 

Good luck.

I have not listed the years for the notes because apparently these notes do not have them. Maybe I did not check them carefully enough. I will probably go back to my list later to check. Thanks for the advice.

Curious1

I have not listed the years for the notes because apparently these notes do not have them. Maybe I did not check them carefully enough. I will probably go back to my list later to check. Thanks for the advice.

At least Czech banknotes you mentioned do have a date. For other banknotes, you can search by their denomination (and country of course) and see which type is the same as the banknote you have.

O.K. I would need to spend more time on my collection, especially banknotes. I will put it on my “to do list”.  Thank you for advice.

All sounds very little value to me, common modern coins from mostly developing and Eastern European countries along with countries known for inflation like Brazil - very little interest.

Keep them or give them away, you are looking at sub $10 - $20 for all of them.

If they had value, you expect some real silver or higher face value coins. Your's are all common everyday change.

Thank you for your opinion. I appreciate it.