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

Barbados 25 Cents

Barbados 25 Cents

A copper-nickel Caribbean circulation coin of Barbados; the 1998 example shows the national coat of arms on the obverse and the 25-cent value on the reverse.

Circulation
Trinidad and Tobago 25 Cents

Trinidad and Tobago 25 Cents

A copper-nickel 25-cent coin of Trinidad and Tobago: a leafy national-flower plant design on one face and the value TWENTY FIVE CENTS on the other.

Circulation
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
Canadian Ten Cents

Canadian Ten Cents

Small silver Canadian dime with the Bluenose schooner reverse and an early Queen Elizabeth II portrait; the pictured coin is dated 1955.

Canadian & Provincial
Nova Scotia One Cent

Nova Scotia One Cent

Bronze one-cent coin of the colony of Nova Scotia, with a crowned Queen Victoria obverse and a crown-and-maple-leaves reverse.

Canadian & Provincial
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
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
Prince Edward Island One Cent

Prince Edward Island One Cent

Bronze one-cent coin struck in 1871 for the colony of Prince Edward Island, with Queen Victoria on the obverse and the island's name and date on the reverse.

Canadian & Provincial
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
Washington Quarter

Washington Quarter

U.S. twenty-five-cent coin introduced in 1932, showing George Washington's profile and an eagle reverse; early issues struck in 90% silver.

Quarter
Draped Bust Quarter

Draped Bust Quarter

The first United States quarter dollar, struck in silver with a draped Liberty and border stars on the obverse and an eagle reverse; the type began in 1796.

Quarter
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
Bicentennial Quarter

Bicentennial Quarter

U.S. 25-cent coin issued for the 1976 Bicentennial, pairing Washington's portrait with a Colonial drummer and the dual date 1776-1976.

Quarter
Theodore Roosevelt Quarter

Theodore Roosevelt Quarter

U.S. 25-cent America the Beautiful quarter for 2016, showing a young Theodore Roosevelt on horseback with the inscription THEODORE ROOSEVELT / NORTH DAKOTA.

Quarter
Pennsylvania State Quarter

Pennsylvania State Quarter

1999 U.S. 25-cent piece, second in the 50 State Quarters series, showing the Commonwealth statue, state outline, and a keystone for Pennsylvania.

Quarter
Minnesota State Quarter

Minnesota State Quarter

2005 U.S. 25-cent coin in the 50 State Quarters series, showing Minnesota's outline, a common loon, anglers in a boat, and pines above 1858.

Quarter
Harpers Ferry Quarter

Harpers Ferry Quarter

U.S. 25-cent coin from the 2016 America the Beautiful series, showing John Brown's Fort at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia.

Quarter
Fort Moultrie Quarter

Fort Moultrie Quarter

2016 U.S. copper-nickel clad 25-cent piece, the final America the Beautiful quarter, showing a Continental soldier with a flag defending Fort Moultrie, South Carolina.

Quarter
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