Coin Identifier

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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 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
1 Penni

1 Penni

Finland's smallest post-1963 coin: a tiny light base-metal piece with a bold numeral 1 and SUOMI on the front and a geometric line pattern on the back.

World
1 Markka

1 Markka

Finland's bimetallic one-markka coin (1993–2001), with a crowned heraldic lion on one face and a large numeral 1 on the other.

World
10 Markka

10 Markka

Finland's largest circulating markka coin: a bimetallic 10 markkaa with a capercaillie bird on the obverse, struck 1993–2001 until the euro.

World
Standing Liberty Quarter

Standing Liberty Quarter

U.S. 90% silver quarter struck 1916–1930, showing a standing Liberty with shield on the obverse and an eagle in flight on the reverse.

Quarter
Chilean Peso (1875 Type)

Chilean Peso (1875 Type)

A silver one-peso coin of Chile: the national coat of arms with its lone star and laurel wreaths on one side, and a large bird in flight on the other.

Circulation
100 Yen (Showa Silver)

100 Yen (Showa Silver)

Japan's first 100 Yen coin, in silver: a phoenix in flight on the obverse and a bold radiating 100 on the reverse. Dated Showa 33 (1958).

Circulation
100 Forint (Commemorative)

100 Forint (Commemorative)

A Hungarian bi-metallic 100 Forint commemorative pairing the national coat of arms with a bird of prey in flight, struck in a gold-toned ring and pale center.

Commemorative
Flying Eagle Cent

Flying Eagle Cent

America's first small cent, showing an eagle in flight on the obverse and an agricultural wreath on the reverse; struck 1856–1858 in copper-nickel.

Small Cent