Coin Identifier

Coin Encyclopedia

Search and identify coins from around the world — with country, denomination, metal, mint, history, and how to tell them apart.

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
Bangladesh 5 Taka

Bangladesh 5 Taka

A modern Bangladeshi circulation coin worth five Taka, struck in nickel-plated steel, with the national emblem on the obverse and the value in Bengali on the reverse.

South Asia
Egyptian 1 Pound

Egyptian 1 Pound

An Egyptian cupro-nickel 1 Pound commemorative marking World Food Day 1981, its reverse showing standing figures with wheat sheaves.

World
Bangladesh One Taka

Bangladesh One Taka

A small nickel-plated steel coin of Bangladesh worth one Taka, showing a jute plant with stars on the obverse and the numeral 1 with Bengali text and date on the reverse.

South Asia
Brunei Golden Jubilee 50 Cents

Brunei Golden Jubilee 50 Cents

A copper-nickel 50-cent coin from Brunei's 2017 Golden Jubilee, showing a palm-leaf design with Arabic text and a reverse with the value and a floral motif.

Southeast Asia
Roosevelt Dime

Roosevelt Dime

The circulating U.S. ten-cent coin honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt, shown here as a 1965 copper-nickel clad issue with a torch, olive, and oak reverse.

Dime
100 Won

100 Won

South Korea's everyday nickel 100 won coin, showing Admiral Yi Sun-sin in his winged helmet on the obverse and a large numeral 100 on the reverse.

Circulation
India 50 Paise

India 50 Paise

A George VI half-rupee of British India dated 1946 — the pale nickel-brass ancestor of the modern 50 paise, with a crowned royal bust and a rampant lion reverse.

Modern India
Drachm of Antiochos II Theos

Drachm of Antiochos II Theos

Silver drachm struck under Antiochos II Theos of the Seleukid realm, showing a seated helmeted Athena and, on the reverse, Nike beside an altar.

Ancient
Alexander the Great Gold Stater

Alexander the Great Gold Stater

Gold stater struck in the name of Alexander the Great, with a helmeted Athena obverse and Nike holding a wreath on the reverse; this example c. 323-315 BC.

Ancient