Cyprus (In Many Variations, But This Specific Design Was Issued By All Eurozone Countries)

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Euro €2 Commemorative Coins

2 Euro

Greece · 2002

2 Euro

Washington Quarter

United States · 1999

25 cents

Buffalo Nickel

United States · 1932

Five Cents

Lincoln Cent (Penny)

United States · Likely 1909-1981 (Bronze/Brass) or 1982-present (Copper-plated Zinc)

1 Cent

Reader's Digest Sweepstakes 25th Anniversary Coin (Token)

United States, Reader's Digest Association · 1987

No cash value (Promotional Token)

Namco FunCrafters Arcade Token

United States, Namco Entertainment Inc. · c. 1990s - 2000s

No Cash Value / Arcade Play Credit

Australian 50 Cents

Australia · 1975

50 Cents

Lincoln Cent (Wheat Penny)

United States of America · Based on the visual, it appears to be either 1943 or 1948, but the exact year cannot be definitively determined from the provided image. The design is consistent with Lincoln Wheat Cents minted between 1909 and 1958.

1 Cent (Penny)

1 Franc (Sowers)

France · 1978

1 Franc

Irish 1-Euro Coin

Ireland · 2002-Present

1 Euro

Lincoln Cent (Penny)

United States of America · Due to the blurriness of the provided image, the exact year of issue cannot be determined. Lincoln Cents have been minted annually since 1909.

1 Cent (0.01 USD)

5 Ore

Sweden · 1940-1971 (various years exist within this range)

5 Ore

Lincoln Memorial Cent

United States of America · 1964

One Cent (1¢)

Greek Drachma

Greece · 1973-2000 (specific year not clearly visible, but falls within this range for this design)

10 Drachmai

25 Bani

Romania · 1966

25 Bani

Kiosk Token (Carolina Kiosk)

Likely United States (often used in amusement parks, arcades, or private establishments). · Circa Mid-20th Century to Late 20th Century (Exact year not discernible without further information or specific markers on the token, but similar tokens were common during this period).

Not a standard monetary denomination; it's a token for specific use.

50 Euro Cent

Austria · 2002

50 Euro Cents

Lincoln Cent

United States of America · Based on the visible Lincoln Memorial design on the reverse, the coin was minted between 1959 and 2008. Without a clearer image of the date, a precise year cannot be determined.

1 Cent (Penny)

Castle Park Amusement Token

United States (Exonumia/Amusement Token) · Late 20th Century (circa 1980s-1990s)

One Play Token

50 Euro Cent

Portugal · 2003

50 Euro Cents

2 Kopecks

Soviet Union (USSR) · 1970

2 Kopecks

10 Euro Cent

European Union (Eurozone member countries) · 1999–present

0.10 Euro (10 Cent)

Lincoln Penny (One Cent)

United States · 1966

1 cent

Unknown Copper Coin with Eagle Motif

Unknown (possibly Eastern European or Middle Eastern) · Unknown (likely 18th or 19th century given wear and style)

Unknown

Lincoln Cent (Wheat Reverse)

United States · 1955

1 Cent (Penny)

Lincoln Cent (Wheat Penny)

United States · 1937

One Cent (1¢)

1 Kopek

Soviet Union (USSR) · 1974

1 Kopek

Jefferson Nickel (1942 Issue)

United States of America · 1942

5 Cents ($0.05)

Washington Quarter (50 State Quarters Program / DC & Territories)

United States of America · Post-1999 (The specific reverse design is not visible, but this obverse design was used from 1999–2009 and 2021)

Quarter Dollar ($0.25)

Morgan Silver Dollar

United States of America · 1901

One Dollar ($1 USD)

Guangxu Tongbao (Machine-Struck Cash)

China (Qing Dynasty) · 1887-1908

1 Cash (1 Wen)

Finnish 1 Euro Coin (2000)

Finland · 2000

1 Euro

Sweden 50 Öre (Type II)

Sweden · 1962-1973 (Specific year on reverse)

50 Öre

100 Pesos (Chile)

Chile · While the exact year is not visible, this specific design for the 100 Pesos coin was issued by Chile between 1981 and 1990.

100 Pesos

Ancient/Medieval Bronze/Copper Coin (various types)

Likely various regions, potentially Roman, Byzantine, Islamic, or other ancient/medieval empires in the Mediterranean/Middle East. · Highly variable, likely spanning a broad period from the Roman Imperial era (e.g., 3rd-6th centuries AD) through the Byzantine and early Islamic periods (e.g., 7th-10th centuries AD), possibly even later medieval periods. Precise dating requires individual identification of each coin.

Various minor denominations (e.g., Follis, Nummus, or smaller copper units, depending on origin). Specific denominations are difficult to determine without clearer images of individual coins.