coins identification

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2. looks silver


3. I know I saw that coin before, but I am always struggling to remember


4.not even sure if it's coin


5.Austria? Spanish Netherlands? not sure


6. found similar in numista, but still different


7. I know, I am lazy : /


8.

only ID some Asian coins......

1. Chinese Token

2. China Republic - 2 Jiao, Y# 436

4. Japanese Token

This token has been issued to commemorate the birth of Japanese Prince in 1933. (later, the Prince be Emperor till now)

6. China Empire - Guangxu - 10 Cash , Y# 10k

You are right about #5, it's a Spanish Netherlands coin from 1692.

3 - Indian Princely States, Gwalior, 1/4 anna.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17532.html
This is my only coin of any Princely State so I recognize it immediately! Yours is from "1958", which in our calendar is CE1901.
7 - Indian Princely States, Gwalior, 1/4 anna.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22288.html
How did this place stay semi-autonomous for so long? The date is "1999" (sounds modern!) which converts to CE1942.

8. is Ratlam Paisa https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16633.html

oh, thank you very much!

#5 Spanish Netherlands probably this one:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19971.html

#1 Is a token, says "Great Wall"

#2 is a 2 jiao Sun Yat-sen:  https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces14086.html

The Japanese token with the crane appears to have been issued by Asahi Shinbun, Japan's "paper of record," a LONG time ago, I can't make out anything else concretely.

--Jeff