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

Euro €2 Commemorative Coins

Euro €2 Commemorative Coins

Since 2004, Eurozone countries have issued special-design €2 coins commemorating anniversaries and events while keeping the coin's normal size, weight, and legal-tender status.

Commemorative
2 Euro Coin

2 Euro Coin

The highest-denomination circulating euro coin, with a silver-colored center inside a gold-colored ring, widely used by member states to issue popular commemorative designs collected across Europe.

European
Costa Rica 2 Colones Gold

Costa Rica 2 Colones Gold

A small gold denomination from Costa Rica's early colon-era coinage, part of a family of gold coins (2, 5, 10, and 20 colones) struck around the turn of the twentieth century.

Latin American
Two Pound Coin

Two Pound Coin

The UK's bimetallic £2 coin, standardized for circulation in the late 1990s, widely used for a rotating series of commemorative reverse designs.

British
1976 Montreal Olympics Silver Coin Series

1976 Montreal Olympics Silver Coin Series

A landmark seven-series program of sterling silver $5 and $10 coins issued by Canada to help finance and celebrate the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics.

Commemorative
Panama-Pacific Quarter Eagle Commemorative

Panama-Pacific Quarter Eagle Commemorative

A 1915 commemorative gold coin honoring the Panama-Pacific Exposition, showing Liberty riding a hippocampus (sea horse), symbolizing the Panama Canal's linking of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Commemorative
1 Euro Coin

1 Euro Coin

The standard circulating one-euro coin used across the Eurozone since 2002, bimetallic with a gold-colored center and silver-colored ring, and a national obverse that varies by issuing country.

European
Vatican Euro Coins

Vatican Euro Coins

Official euro coinage of the world's smallest sovereign state, struck in very limited quantities and highly sought after by euro coin collectors worldwide.

European
Double Sovereign

Double Sovereign

A British gold coin worth two pounds, twice the value of the standard sovereign, struck intermittently since the nineteenth century for commemorative and bullion purposes.

British
French 100 Francs Silver

French 100 Francs Silver

France's pre-euro 100 Franc denomination included both a long-running silver Panthéon coin for collectors and numerous limited commemorative silver issues honoring people, events, and anniversaries.

European
Indian Head Eagle ($10)

Indian Head Eagle ($10)

A striking early 20th-century gold eagle designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens as part of President Theodore Roosevelt's push to beautify American coinage.

United States
Italian 100 Lire Gold

Italian 100 Lire Gold

The largest gold denomination of the Kingdom of Italy's Latin Monetary Union coinage, struck under Vittorio Emanuele II and Umberto I in relatively limited numbers.

European
Portuguese 1000 Reis

Portuguese 1000 Reis

A large silver crown of the Kingdom of Portugal, bearing the reigning monarch's portrait and national arms, serving as the country's principal high-value silver coin before the 1910 republic.

European
Italian 10 Lire (Silver)

Italian 10 Lire (Silver)

Kingdom of Italy silver 10 Lire coin, best known for the 1926–1930 'Biga' type showing a two-horse chariot, struck under Vittorio Emanuele III.

European
Indian Head Gold Eagle ($10)

Indian Head Gold Eagle ($10)

A striking early 20th-century $10 gold coin designed under President Theodore Roosevelt's coinage renaissance, featuring an incuse (recessed) design and a Native American-style Liberty portrait.

United States
Austrian 100 Corona Gold

Austrian 100 Corona Gold

A large gold coin of Austria-Hungary bearing Emperor Franz Joseph I, popular today as a bullion and collector piece thanks to its restrike program.

European
Chilean 100 Pesos Gold 'Condor'

Chilean 100 Pesos Gold 'Condor'

Chile's flagship 20th-century gold coin, popularly called the "Condor" for the majestic Andean bird featured on its reverse, historically prized as an internationally recognized gold piece.

Latin American
Egyptian 10 Piastres (silver)

Egyptian 10 Piastres (silver)

A workhorse silver coin of Khedival, Sultanate, and Kingdom-era Egypt, one-tenth of a pound and commonly found in worn circulated grades from decades of daily use.

Africa & Oceania
French 100 Francs Gold (Angel/Genius)

French 100 Francs Gold (Angel/Genius)

A large French gold coin of the Third Republic featuring an allegorical winged genius writing the constitution, often called the 'Angel' by collectors.

European
Spanish 100 Reales Gold (Isabel II)

Spanish 100 Reales Gold (Isabel II)

A mid-19th-century Spanish gold coin struck under Queen Isabel II, part of Spain's pre-peseta reales-based monetary system.

European
French 10 Francs Gold (Napoleon Rooster)

French 10 Francs Gold (Napoleon Rooster)

A small French gold coin from the Third Republic featuring the Gallic rooster reverse, a smaller companion to the famous 20 francs 'Coq' gold piece.

European
Netherlands 10 Gulden Gold (Wilhelmina)

Netherlands 10 Gulden Gold (Wilhelmina)

The gold 10 Gulden coin featuring Queen Wilhelmina was the Netherlands' standard gold circulation and reserve coin in the early 20th century, later restruck as a recognized gold bullion piece.

European
1967 Centennial Gold $20 Coin

1967 Centennial Gold $20 Coin

A gold $20 coin struck to mark the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation in 1967, sold mainly to collectors as part of the country's centennial commemorative coinage.

Commemorative
Napoleon 20 Franc Gold Coin

Napoleon 20 Franc Gold Coin

A historic French gold coin first struck under Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803, later issued under successive French governments and long used as a benchmark gold coin across Europe.

European