Coin Identifier

Coin Encyclopedia

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

British Half Sovereign

British Half Sovereign

A small 22-carat British gold coin worth ten shillings; the pictured example shows Queen Victoria's left-facing Young Head portrait, dated 1863.

British
Tanzania 10 Shillings

Tanzania 10 Shillings

A base-metal Tanzanian coin bearing President Julius Nyerere on the obverse and the national coat of arms with the value 10 on the reverse.

World
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
Half Sovereign

Half Sovereign

A small British 22-carat gold coin worth ten shillings; this example shows Queen Victoria's veiled, crowned Jubilee Head portrait and is dated 1887.

World Coins
British Honduras 10 Cents

British Honduras 10 Cents

A silver-colored colonial 10 cents of British Honduras, with the Queen's portrait on the obverse and a plain 10 CENTS legend around BRITISH HONDURAS and the date.

Colonial
Bhutan 10 Sengtrum

Bhutan 10 Sengtrum

A 1979 cupro-nickel minor coin of the Kingdom of Bhutan, worth one-tenth of a ngultrum, with the national arms on one face and an ornamental gateway on the other.

Himalayan
Ceylon 10 Cents (Cupronickel)

Ceylon 10 Cents (Cupronickel)

A wartime 1944 British Ceylon ten-cent piece in cupronickel, its obverse bearing the uniformed left-facing bust of King George VI and the legend GEORGE VI KING.

South Asia
10 Yen (Gold)

10 Yen (Gold)

A Japanese gold 10 Yen of the Meiji era, its obverse a radiant chrysanthemum sunburst, its reverse a wreath framing imperial crests; dated Meiji 30 (1897).

Circulation
Half Sovereign of George III

Half Sovereign of George III

British 22-carat gold half sovereign of George III, introduced in 1817 with a laureate bust and a crowned shield of arms; face value ten shillings.

Milled
Aksu Mint 10 Cash

Aksu Mint 10 Cash

A struck copper 10 cash coin from the Aksu mint in Xinjiang, with Chinese characters and a denomination mark in a circular layout, without a central hole.

Cash Coin
Hong Kong 10 Cents

Hong Kong 10 Cents

A small silver 10-cent coin of British Hong Kong showing the crowned profile of King Edward VII, with 'HONG-KONG TEN CENTS' and Chinese characters on the reverse.

Circulation
India 10 Rupees Commemorative

India 10 Rupees Commemorative

Bi-metallic Indian 10-rupee commemorative honoring Maharana Pratap, shown in armor with a sword and Devanagari inscription, dated 2015.

Modern India
1 Euro (10 Years EMU)

1 Euro (10 Years EMU)

Dutch bi-metallic 1 Euro marking ten years of Economic and Monetary Union, with a stylized integration design and the twin dates 1999 and 2009.

Commemorative
Mercury Dime

Mercury Dime

U.S. silver ten-cent coin struck 1916–1945, showing a winged-cap Liberty head on the obverse and a fasces with an olive branch on the reverse.

Dime
Qian Feng Quan Bao

Qian Feng Quan Bao

A round bronze Tang cash coin with a square center hole, cast under Emperor Gaozong in the short-lived Qianfeng era and worth ten ordinary cash.

Cash Coin
Capped Bust Dime

Capped Bust Dime

An early U.S. silver ten-cent piece showing Liberty in a cloth cap over a shield-breasted eagle, struck at Philadelphia from 1809 to 1837.

Dime
Seated Liberty Dime

Seated Liberty Dime

A U.S. silver ten-cent coin showing Liberty seated with a pole and shield; the early No Stars type has a plain obverse and a laurel-wreath ONE DIME reverse.

Dime
James Lewis and Company Civil War Token

James Lewis and Company Civil War Token

A privately struck Civil War store card advertising Jas. Lewis & Co. of La Porte, Indiana, with a classical head obverse and a beehive reverse.

Token
U.S. Gold Five Dollar (Half Eagle)

U.S. Gold Five Dollar (Half Eagle)

Modern U.S. $5 gold coin: Saint-Gaudens striding Liberty with torch on the obverse and a soaring eagle reverse; this piece is dated 1987.

Us
Imitation Guinea Gaming Piece

Imitation Guinea Gaming Piece

A brass or bronze token imitating a George III spade guinea, made for card games and gaming tables rather than as legal-tender money.

British Isles
American Platinum Eagle

American Platinum Eagle

The United States' official platinum bullion coin, struck in .9995 fine platinum with a Statue of Liberty obverse; this is the 1998 one-tenth-ounce $10 issue.

Bullion
Counterstamped 2 Reales

Counterstamped 2 Reales

A Spanish silver 2 reales dated 1803 that was later punched with a WR-and-crown counterstamp, giving it a second, borrowed life as legal tender.

Colonial