Has found with the metaldetector. Please help to define a rarity and cost!

Wowzor, that's pretty good for a metal detector search!!! I'm assuming that you are in Germany or somewhere close??? Unfortunately I am not an expert on these but the values can be from a few dollars to a few hundred of dollars. The second one in particular looks quite promising although years, mintmarks etc do count.

Welcome to coinpeople by the way!

1. Riga under Sweden 3 Polker (1/24 thaler) 1624
2. Lithuania grosz or 1/2grosz 1559
3. ? Lubeck (Free City) Dreiling 1609-1712
4. ? Riga under Sweden Schilling 1640-50-ties (Christina)
5. ? Riga under Sweden Schilling 1648

Holy lucky metaldetector batman!
I shan't the slightest clue, but great job!

DawsonsLV thank you! Paldies par atbildi!

Njem par labu!

Otro moneetu varu precizeet tikai ja zinu preciizu svaru/diametru!
The second coin I can identify only if I have weight/diameter!

Bet labaak pievienojies draugiem.lv domubiedru grupa "Numismatica"!
But better join hobby group "Numismatica" at local forum!

Tur ir vairaak LV lietprateju, kuri neliegs padomu!
There's more specialists in Latvian coinage, who can give a tip!

Wow, that's quite a find! I wish I could dig up such stuff in California.

My first impression is that the last three (especially the one right in the middle) look suspiciously like German jetons from the 15th-16th century or so, but DawsonsLV seems to know what he's talking about, so I'd go with what he says.

(See http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php?showto...mp;#entry337277 for pictures of a jeton that they remind me of.)