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.

1 Gulden (Silver)

1 Gulden (Silver)

Silver 1 Gulden of the Free City of Danzig, dated 1923, carrying the city's coat of arms and its own short-lived currency between the World Wars.

Modern
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
Belize 1 Cent

Belize 1 Cent

A small bronze one-cent coin from the Caribbean nation now called Belize, carrying a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and dated 1954.

Circulation
25 Gulden

25 Gulden

The gold 25 Gulden of the Free City of Danzig, dated 1923, pairing the lion-supported Danzig arms with an armed female figure holding a trident.

Modern
Thailand One Baht Commemorative

Thailand One Baht Commemorative

A 1961 Thai one-baht commemorative bearing the conjoined profiles of King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit, paired with the Thai royal arms on the reverse.

Southeast Asia
Victoria One Rupee

Victoria One Rupee

Silver 1-rupee coin of British India bearing Queen Victoria's crowned bust, struck from 1862 to 1901 under Crown rule.

British India
10 Euro (Royal Marriage)

10 Euro (Royal Marriage)

A 2002 Netherlands gold 10 Euro commemorating the royal wedding, with Queen Beatrix on the obverse and the dual profiles of Willem-Alexander and Maxima on the reverse.

Commemorative
Netherlands East Indies 2 Cent

Netherlands East Indies 2 Cent

A wartime 1945 bronze 2-cent coin of the Dutch colony of the Netherlands East Indies, showing the crowned Netherlands shield and an ornate colonial reverse.

Southeast Asia
British Honduras One Cent

British Honduras One Cent

A colonial copper one cent of British Honduras under Queen Victoria, dated 1889, with the Queen's profile and the value and country name on the reverse.

Colonial
Quarter Farthing

Quarter Farthing

Tiny copper coin of Queen Victoria worth one-sixteenth of a penny, struck for use in Ceylon; the smallest-value British denomination ever made.

British Isles
Isle of Man Noble

Isle of Man Noble

The Isle of Man Noble: the world's first platinum bullion coin, pairing a crowned Queen Elizabeth II with a Viking longship reverse.

Bullion
Gibraltar Crown

Gibraltar Crown

A 1982 Gibraltar cupro-nickel crown marking the christening of Prince William, showing the Queen Mother and Princess Diana with the infant prince.

Commemorative
Jamaica Half Penny

Jamaica Half Penny

An 1871 colonial Jamaica halfpenny in copper-nickel: young Queen Victoria facing left on the obverse, the crowned Jamaican shield of arms on the reverse.

Colonial
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
60 Kreuzer Guldiner

60 Kreuzer Guldiner

A gold 60 Kreuzer Guldiner of the Holy Roman Empire dated 1568, showing Emperor Maximilian II in plumed armor in right profile.

German States
Joachimsthaler (Thaler)

Joachimsthaler (Thaler)

A large early-16th-century Bohemian silver thaler from Joachimsthal, dated 1525; the coin whose name gave rise to the words 'thaler' and 'dollar'.

Early Modern
Five Guineas of Anne

Five Guineas of Anne

Queen Anne's largest gold coin, the celebrated 1703 issue struck with VIGO below the bust from gold captured at the Battle of Vigo Bay.

Milled
Hanover 2/3 Thaler

Hanover 2/3 Thaler

A large German States silver 2/3 Thaler of Brunswick-Luneburg (Hanover) dated 1694, with an ornate coat of arms and the leaping Saxon horse reverse.

German States
Gouden Dukaat

Gouden Dukaat

A Dutch gold trade ducat of the United Provinces, showing an armored standing knight and an inscribed heraldic tablet; this example is dated 1724.

Early Modern
Dutch East Indies Duit

Dutch East Indies Duit

Small copper duit of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), showing the interlaced VOC monogram and a crowned provincial coat of arms, dated 1735.

Southeast Asia
Shilling of Victoria

Shilling of Victoria

A milled sterling-silver British shilling of Queen Victoria, worth twelvepence, with the queen's head on the obverse and a crowned 'ONE SHILLING' reverse.

Milled
East India Company One Mohur

East India Company One Mohur

A machine-struck gold mohur of the East India Company bearing the young Queen Victoria, with a left-facing bust and the legend 'VICTORIA QUEEN', dated 1841.

British India
Victorian Crown

Victorian Crown

Large Victorian silver crown showing Queen Victoria's veiled "Old Head" portrait and Pistrucci's Saint George slaying the dragon, dated 1893.

World Coins
Mary I Groat

Mary I Groat

Hammered silver fourpence of Mary I (1553-1558), with her crowned bust left and the royal arms over a cross on the reverse.

Hammered