Overview

A collection of 50 genuine pre-owned coins from 50 different countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas – one coin from each country, and no two coins of the same kind. This is not a random lot: you will receive exactly the 50 coins shown in the photos.

The 50 Coins You Will Receive

• Afghanistan – 5 Afghanis: SH 1340 (1961). Portrait of King Mohammed Zahir Shah with the value in a wreath. Nickel-clad steel, 29 mm.
• Argentina – 25 Centavos: 1994. The Cabildo of Buenos Aires with EN UNION Y LIBERTAD. Copper-nickel, 24 mm.
• Australia – 10 Cents: Male superb lyrebird by Stuart Devlin, Queen Elizabeth II on the other side. Copper-nickel, 23.6 mm.
• Bahamas – 1 Cent: 2015. Starfish on one side, the Bahamian coat of arms on the other. 17 mm.
• Belgium – 1 Franc: King Baudouin I on one side, a three-pointed star with the value on the other. Nickel-plated steel, 18 mm.
• Bulgaria – 5 Stotinki: 2000. The Madara Horseman on one side, the value with a ring of stars on the other. 20 mm.
• Canada – 5 Cents: 2009. The Canadian beaver, with Queen Elizabeth II on the other side. 21.2 mm.
• China – 1 Jiao: 2015. Orchid design with the value on the other side. Aluminium, 19 mm.
• Croatia – 20 Lipa: 1995. Olive branch on one side, the value with the Croatian shield on the other. 18.5 mm.
• Czech Republic – 1 Koruna: 2002. Bohemian lion and the value, with the Crown of St Wenceslas on the other side. 20 mm.
• Czechoslovakia – 2 Korun: 1973. The Czechoslovak state emblem and the value. Copper-nickel, 24 mm.
• Denmark – 50 Øre: 2006. The royal crown, with the value and a heart mint mark on the other side. 21.5 mm.
• East Germany – 5 Pfennig: 1968. GDR hammer-and-compass emblem, the value on the other side. Aluminium, 19 mm.
• Egypt – 10 Milliemes: AH 1380 (1960). The Eagle of Saladin, from the United Arab Republic period. Aluminium-bronze, 23 mm.
• Finland – 1 Penni: 1971. Four looped Finnish heraldic design with the value on the other side. Aluminium.
• France – 20 Centimes: 1963. Marianne, with the value between olive branches on the other side. 23.5 mm.
• Germany – 10 Pfennig: 1970. Oak sprig on one side, the value between ears of wheat on the other. Brass-plated steel, 21.5 mm.
• Greece – 2 Drachmes: Georgios Karaiskakis, a hero of the Greek War of Independence, with the value on the other side. Nickel-brass, 24 mm.
• Hong Kong – 20 Cents: 1994. Bauhinia flower on a scalloped coin, the value on the other side. Nickel-brass.
• Hungary – 20 Forint: 1995. Hungarian iris, with the value on the other side. Nickel-brass, 26.3 mm.
• Israel – 10 Agorot: Menorah taken from an ancient coin of Antigonus II Mattathias, with the value on the other side. Aluminium-bronze, 22 mm.
• Italy – 50 Lire: 1977. Vulcan at his anvil, with the head of Italia on the other side. Stainless steel, 24.8 mm.
• Japan – 1 Yen: Young tree sprig on one side and the value on the other. Aluminium, 20 mm.
• Jordan – 5 Piastres: King Hussein on one side, the value on a grid design on the other. Stainless steel, 22 mm.
• Kazakhstan – 5 Tenge: Ornamental value design on one side, the national emblem on the other. Nickel-brass.
• Kyrgyzstan – 3 Som: National emblem on one side, the value on the other. Nickel-plated steel, 21 mm.
• Liberia – 2 Cents: 1937. Palm tree on one side, the Liberian elephant on the other. Nickel-brass, 28 mm.
• Madagascar – 5 Francs: 1953. Zebu head on one side, Marianne and REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE on the other. Aluminium, 31 mm.
• Malaysia – 10 Sen: 1981. The value on one side, Parliament House and crescent on the other. Copper-nickel, 20.6 mm.
• Morocco – 1 Dirham: King portrait on one side and the coat of arms with the value on the other. Copper-nickel, 24 mm.
• Netherlands – 5 Euro Cent: 2007. Queen Beatrix on the national side; the common Euro value side. Copper-plated steel, 21.25 mm.
• Oman – 25 Baisa: National emblem of crossed swords and khanjar on one side, the value on the other. 18 mm.
• Poland – 20 Groszy: 2024. The crowned white eagle, Poland’s national emblem, and the value on the other side. 21.5 mm.
• Romania – 1 Ban: 2023. The value on one side, the national coat of arms on the other. Nickel-brass, 16.75 mm.
• Saudi Arabia – 25 Halala: AH 1400. Arabic inscriptions and the value on one side, crossed sword and palm on the other. Copper-nickel, 23 mm.
• Singapore – 10 Cents: 2016. Value with a public-housing motif, the coat of arms on the other side. Nickel-plated steel, 18.5 mm.
• South Korea – 100 Won: 2008. The value, with Admiral Yi Sun-sin, the national hero, on the other side. Copper-nickel, 24 mm.
• Soviet Union – 15 Kopecks: 1991. The value between wheat ears, the USSR coat of arms on the other side. Copper-nickel-zinc, 19.5 mm.
• Spain – 5 Pesetas: 1995. The small-size Spanish 5 Pesetas with a modern abstract design. 17.5 mm.
• Sri Lanka – 1 Rupee: 2004. Value on one side, the national emblem on the other. Nickel-clad steel, 25 mm.
• Sweden – 1 Krona: King Carl XVI Gustaf on one side, the crowned shield on the other. Copper-nickel, 25 mm.
• Taiwan – 1 Dollar: Value in Chinese characters within a pattern border, Chiang Kai-shek on the other side. 20 mm.
• Thailand – 1 Baht: Wat Phra Kaew on one side, a royal portrait on the other. Nickel-plated steel, 20 mm.
• Tunisia – 100 Millimes: 2011 (AH 1432). The value in an ornamental border, the Arabic inscription on the other side. Brass, 27 mm.
• Turkey – 25 Kurus: Value in an ornamental frame on one side, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk on the other. Copper-nickel, 20.5 mm.
• United Arab Emirates – 1 Dirham: Arabic value and inscription on one side, the traditional coffee pot on the other. Copper-nickel, 23.8 mm.
• United Kingdom – 5 Pence: 2016. A segment of the Royal Shield, Queen Elizabeth II on the other side. 18 mm.
• United States – 5 Cents: 1992. Monticello on one side, Thomas Jefferson on the other. Copper-nickel, 21.21 mm.
• Uzbekistan – 100 Som: 2018. The value and a monument, with the Central Bank emblem on the other side. 20 mm.
• Yugoslavia – 100 Dinara: 1987. The value on one side, the SFR Yugoslavia state emblem on the other. Copper-nickel, 29 mm.

Key Features & Details:

• Coins: 50, one from each of 50 different countries
• Countries: Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, East Germany, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Madagascar, Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, Oman, Poland, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Soviet Union, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uzbekistan, Yugoslavia
• Condition: Pre-owned
• Photos: a combined image at true relative size, a front-side image and a back-side image of every coin

Please Note:

The coins in the photos are the exact coins you will receive; they are set aside for this listing. They are pre-owned and show normal circulation wear. Coin sizes in the combined image follow the standard catalogue diameters.