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

Abbasi of Shah Sultan Husayn

Abbasi of Shah Sultan Husayn

A hand-struck Safavid silver abbasi of Shah Sultan Husayn, covered entirely in flowing Persian-Arabic calligraphy with jeweled borders and no portrait.

Persia / Iran
Double Rupi

Double Rupi

A large Afsharid silver coin of Nader Shah, the double rupi, dated AH 1151 and covered in flowing Persian calligraphy and ornamental scrollwork.

Historic
Edward III Noble

Edward III Noble

Large medieval English gold coin of King Edward III, showing the crowned king standing in a ship and an ornate floral cross on the reverse.

Medieval Coins
Edward III Quarter Noble

Edward III Quarter Noble

Small medieval English gold coin of Edward III, showing a crowned shield of arms on the obverse and an ornate floral cross design on the reverse.

Medieval Coins
North Yemen 1 Rial

North Yemen 1 Rial

Silver 1 Rial of the Yemen Arab Republic (North Yemen), dated 1963, with a floral wreath obverse and an ornamental Arabic inscription on the reverse.

World
Tunisia 100 Millimes

Tunisia 100 Millimes

A brass Tunisian coin worth 100 millimes, with flowing Arabic calligraphy inside an ornate border on one side and a large 100 on the other.

World
Japanese 20 Yen

Japanese 20 Yen

Early Meiji-era Japanese gold coin showing a dragon among clouds on one side and a floral design with the 20 yen denomination on the other.

World Coins
Quincunx of Luceria

Quincunx of Luceria

A cast bronze quincunx of Luceria in Apulia (3rd century BC), showing a female head and a five-point floral or star device marking five unciae.

Ancient
Draped Bust Large Cent

Draped Bust Large Cent

An early U.S. copper one-cent coin (1796–1807) showing a right-facing Liberty with flowing hair and drapery, larger and heavier than a modern cent.

United States
Hyderabad One Anna

Hyderabad One Anna

A copper-nickel 1-anna coin of Hyderabad State under Nizam Osman Ali Khan, with Urdu inscriptions and floral borders, dated AH 1354 (c. 1935).

Princely & Presidency States