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French Semeuse 2 Francs

French Semeuse 2 Francs

French Third Republic silver 2 francs showing Roty's striding Sower (Semeuse); the pictured example is dated 1899.

Circulation
French Cérès 5 Francs

French Cérès 5 Francs

A large silver French 5 francs showing the head of Cérès, goddess of the harvest, wearing a liberty cap, with the republican motto LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ FRATERNITÉ.

Circulation
French Semeuse 5 Francs

French Semeuse 5 Francs

A silver French 5-franc coin of the Fifth Republic showing the Sower (Semeuse) striding left, with a flowered wreath around the value on the reverse.

Circulation
5 Francs (First Republic)

5 Francs (First Republic)

A large silver 5-franc crown of the French First Republic, dated by the revolutionary calendar as L'an 9 (1800–1801), with a right-facing Liberty head.

Circulation
France 2 Euro D-Day Anniversary Commemorative

France 2 Euro D-Day Anniversary Commemorative

A 2014 French bi-metallic 2 euro commemorating the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings, dated 1944-2014 with a ring of EU stars.

Commemorative
Chilean Peso (1875 Type)

Chilean Peso (1875 Type)

A silver one-peso coin of Chile: the national coat of arms with its lone star and laurel wreaths on one side, and a large bird in flight on the other.

Circulation
2 Centavos

2 Centavos

A copper Mexican 2 centavos with a large numeral 2 framed by a laurel wreath on one side and the national eagle with spread wings on the other.

Circulation
Philippines 10 Centavos

Philippines 10 Centavos

A small silver 10 centavos of the American-era Philippines: a standing Liberty figure and Mayon volcano on one side, the U.S. eagle and shield on the other.

Southeast Asia
Yunnan 20 Cents

Yunnan 20 Cents

A 1932 provincial silver 20 Cents from Yunnan, China, with a radiant sun and rays on one face and central Chinese value characters framed by ornament on the other.

Circulation
Trinidad and Tobago 10 Cents

Trinidad and Tobago 10 Cents

A copper-nickel 10-cent coin of Trinidad and Tobago: the national coat of arms on the obverse and the denomination on the reverse.

Circulation
Durango 5 Centavos

Durango 5 Centavos

A copper 5 centavos struck in the State of Durango during the Mexican Revolution, showing a large numeral 5 and the Mexican national eagle, dated 1914.

Revolutionary
Puebla 20 Centavos

Puebla 20 Centavos

A copper 20 centavos struck in the State of Puebla during the Mexican Revolution, showing a profile bust and the numeral 20 with the national eagle, dated 1915.

Revolutionary
50 Centimes Semeuse

50 Centimes Semeuse

A small silver French 50 centimes with Roty's striding Semeuse (sower) on the obverse and the value within the national motto on the reverse.

Circulation
Chiconcuautla 20 Centavos

Chiconcuautla 20 Centavos

A 1915 copper 20 centavos struck as a local Revolutionary-era issue at Chiconcuautla, with a numeral 20 on one side and the Mexican national eagle on the other.

Revolutionary
Barbados 25 Cents

Barbados 25 Cents

A copper-nickel Caribbean circulation coin of Barbados; the 1998 example shows the national coat of arms on the obverse and the 25-cent value on the reverse.

Circulation
Jalisco 5 Centavos

Jalisco 5 Centavos

A small copper 5-centavos coin issued by the Mexican state of Jalisco in 1915 during the Revolution, with a large numeral 5 and the national eagle.

Revolutionary
Philippines 50 Centavos

Philippines 50 Centavos

A 1960s Philippine 50-centavos coin in copper-nickel, its obverse showing an allegorical woman with a torch and its reverse the national coat of arms.

Southeast Asia
Philippines 25 Centavos

Philippines 25 Centavos

Silvery base-metal 25 centavos of the young Republic of the Philippines, dated 1958: a standing figure with a liberty torch and the Republic's sunburst coat of arms.

Southeast Asia
Trinidad and Tobago 50 Cents

Trinidad and Tobago 50 Cents

A large copper-nickel Caribbean circulation coin; the 1967 example carries the national coat of arms and country name on the obverse and the 50-cent value on the reverse.

Circulation
Aguascalientes 20 Centavos

Aguascalientes 20 Centavos

A copper 20 centavos struck in Aguascalientes during the Mexican Revolution in 1915, showing the denomination on one side and a large numeral 20 with the national eagle on the other.

Revolutionary
India 1 Rupee Commemorative

India 1 Rupee Commemorative

Copper-nickel Republic of India one rupee showing the Ashoka Lion Capital emblem, with the value and Devanagari legends on the reverse, from the late 20th century.

Modern India
Kenya 10 Shillings

Kenya 10 Shillings

A modern bimetallic circulating coin of the Republic of Kenya bearing President Jomo Kenyatta on the obverse and the national coat of arms on the reverse.

World
100 Forint (Commemorative)

100 Forint (Commemorative)

A Hungarian bi-metallic 100 Forint commemorative pairing the national coat of arms with a bird of prey in flight, struck in a gold-toned ring and pale center.

Commemorative
Venezuelan Silver Coin (1879)

Venezuelan Silver Coin (1879)

An 1879 Venezuelan silver coin: the left-facing head of Simón Bolívar on one side and the national coat of arms in a wreath on the other.

Circulation