Four Victorian coins with values roughly comparable to 19^th century U.S. dime (shilling), nickel (sixpence) and penny (penny - half penny is half value of penny)

  shilling     sixpence      penny         half penny

* Clearer screenshots of the round blurs I thought were buttons in my 2004 animation, show that one is the exposed hinge (left) of a brass clasp (right) for a sewing kit or knickknack box. Two are silver coins on two copper coins. The four coins sit on the inside lid of the box (the outside of the double-hinged lid is against the ground). How close to 2  Roosevelt dimes and 2 Lincoln pennies (22 ¢) left by the Bundy killer do they have to be to draw a copycat circle around Mark Fuhrman's dropped coins theory and his pointing finger photos?