Coin Identifier

Coin Encyclopedia

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

France 1 Euro

France 1 Euro

France's bimetallic 1 euro coin, with a stylized leafy tree inside a hexagon on the national side and the euro value with a map of Europe on the common side.

Euro
1 Leu (Carol I)

1 Leu (Carol I)

Silver 1 Leu of the Kingdom of Romania under King Carol I, with his left-facing portrait and the crowned national arms, dated 1900.

Modern
Atilia Denarius

Atilia Denarius

Roman Republican silver denarius struck by a moneyer of the gens Atilia, with a helmeted head on the obverse and a deity or figure with the family name on the reverse.

Ancient
George IV One Quarter Spanish Dollar

George IV One Quarter Spanish Dollar

An 1822 British colonial silver coin valued at one quarter of a Spanish dollar, part of the George IV "Anchor Money" issued for colonies in the Americas.

Colonial
Grant Memorial Half Dollar

Grant Memorial Half Dollar

A 1922 U.S. silver commemorative marking the centennial of Ulysses S. Grant's birth, with his profile and the dates 1822-1922, issued with and without a star.

Classic Commemorative
Kennedy Half Dollar 50th Anniversary High Relief

Kennedy Half Dollar 50th Anniversary High Relief

U.S. 90% silver half dollar issued in 2014 for the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy design, with a restored high-relief JFK portrait.

Half Dollar
Barbados 10 Cents

Barbados 10 Cents

A small copper-nickel Barbadian 10-cent coin showing the national coat of arms on one side and the value and country name on the other.

Circulation
Barbados 1 Cent

Barbados 1 Cent

A modern copper-colored Barbados one cent: the national coat of arms on the obverse and the value on the reverse, the smallest coin of the Barbadian dollar.

Circulation
German 2 Reichsmark Garrison Church Commemorative

German 2 Reichsmark Garrison Church Commemorative

A 1933 German silver 2 Reichsmark commemorative showing the Potsdam Garrison Church tower, issued to mark the "Day of Potsdam."

Commemorative
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
Liberia 20 Dollars

Liberia 20 Dollars

A modern Liberian 20-dollar commemorative coin dated 2001, pairing the national arms with a saint and ecclesiastical architecture on the reverse.

World
Gambia 1 Dalasi

Gambia 1 Dalasi

A distinctive octagonal copper-nickel coin of The Gambia, showing the national coat of arms and the bold value 1 Dalasi dated 1998.

World
Restoration Anniversary Peso

Restoration Anniversary Peso

A silver Dominican one-peso commemorative dated 1963, marking the centennial of the Restoration, with a Liberty head obverse and the national arms.

Commemorative
Yuan Shikai Dollar

Yuan Shikai Dollar

A silver one-yuan dollar of the early Chinese Republic bearing the left-facing bust of Yuan Shikai, nicknamed the "Fatman Dollar" by collectors.

Circulation
Kenya 40 Shillings

Kenya 40 Shillings

A bimetallic Kenyan commemorative coin denominated 40 shillings, pairing a presidential portrait with the national coat of arms.

World
Syracuse Dekadrachm

Syracuse Dekadrachm

Large silver dekadrachm of Syracuse, c. 405-380 BC, showing a racing quadriga crowned by Victory and a head of the nymph Arethusa with flowing hair.

Ancient
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
Scudo (Philip V)

Scudo (Philip V)

A gold scudo struck for Spanish-ruled Sardinia under Philip V, bearing a crowned shield flanked by the Columns of Hercules and a cross reverse.

Early Modern
Oaxaca 20 Centavos

Oaxaca 20 Centavos

A copper 20 centavos struck by revolutionary-era Oaxaca in 1915, showing a profiled bust on a round base and a large numeral 20 with the Mexican eagle.

Revolutionary
Gallic Imitation Stater

Gallic Imitation Stater

A gold stater struck by the tribes of Gaul, whose stylized head and single horse descend from Greek Macedonian prototypes reworked into abstract Celtic art.

Ancient
Manlius Vulso Æ Sextans

Manlius Vulso Æ Sextans

Small Roman Republican bronze sextans signed by the moneyer Manlius Vulso, with a capped male head and the classic prow reverse marked ROMA.

Ancient
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
5 Bolivares

5 Bolivares

A crown-sized silver 5 bolivares of Venezuela: the head of Bolivar the Liberator on one side and the national coat of arms on the other.

Circulation
Nigeria 1 Naira

Nigeria 1 Naira

Nigeria's copper-nickel 1 Naira showing the nationalist Herbert Macaulay on the obverse and the national coat of arms on the reverse.

World