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Egyptian Farouk 5 Piastres

Egyptian Qirsh (Muhammad Ali Era)

Valentinian I Solidus

Ptolemy I Soter Tetradrachm

Eukratides I Gold Stater (Baktria)

1804 Draped Bust Dollar

Egyptian Pound (gold)

Egyptian 10 Piastres (silver)

Netherlands 5 Gulden Gold

Indo-Greek Silver Drachm (Menander)

Valerian Antoninianus

Licinius Follis

Ancient Greek Tetradrachm (Philip II of Macedon Reverse Style)

Kingdom of Macedonia (Ancient Greece) · Circa 359-336 BC (Original) / Modern Replica (Likely)

Tetradrachm (or Hemidrachm depending on scale)

State Treasury Note of the USSR

Soviet Union (USSR) · 1961

25 Rubles

Five New Pence (Large Type)

United Kingdom (issued by the Royal Mint) · 1980

5 New Pence

Spain 2 Pesetas (Provisional Government)

Spain (Kingdom/Provisional Government) · 1870

2 Pesetas

Widow's Mite (Lepton of Alexander Jannaeus) Replica

Hasmonean Kingdom of Judea (Modern Israel) · Original: 103-76 BC; This item: Modern Era

Lepton (Smallest denomination)

Ethiopia 50 Santim (Lion of Judah / Revolutionaries)

Ethiopia (Democratic Republic under Communist Rule) · EE1969 (equivalent to 1977 AD)

50 Santim

United States-Philippines One Centavo

Philippines (issued under United States Sovereignty) · 1944

One Centavo

Due to the heavy wear, the exact coin name for the central coin is difficult to determine without clearer images of both sides. It might be a British Penny or Halfpenny, or a coin from another European country, given the other coins in the image. The coin on the left is a Swiss 10 Rappen.

The central coin's country of origin is uncertain due to poor visibility. The coin on the left is from Switzerland. The coin below it seems to be from Denmark. · The year of issue for the central coin is undeterminable from the image. The Swiss coin on the left is from 1938. The specific year for the 50 Ore coin is not fully visible, but it appears to be a 20th-century coin.

The central coin's denomination is uncertain. The coin on the left is 10 Rappen. The coin below it is 50 Ore.

Philippines One Centavo (US Administration)

Philippines (issued under United States Administration) · 1945

One Centavo

10 Pesa

Estonia · Circa 1920s A.D. (based on historical use of "Pesa" as a denomination and visual style)

10 Pesa

Queen Elizabeth II Pendant Medallion

Unknown (Likely United Kingdom or Commonwealth) · Unknown (circa late 20th century)

None (Token/Jewelry)

5 Francs

Belgium · 1940-1941 (specifically 1941, based on the visible '1941' under 'BELGIE')

5 Francs

Netherlands 2 1/2 Gulden (Rijksdaalder) - Wilhelmina

Kingdom of the Netherlands (Minted in Denver, USA) · 1943

2 1/2 Gulden (Rijksdaalder)

Silver Tetradrachm of Syracuse (Replica/Copy)

Kingdom of Macedon / Syracuse (Ancient Greek influence) · Original design c. 300-280 BC; this item is a modern reproduction.

Tetradrachm (replica)

Monaco 1 Euro (Prince Albert II)

Monaco (issued under the authority of the Prince of Monaco, minted by Monnaie de Paris) · 2022

1 Euro

Rowing Commemorative Medal

Likely United Kingdom or Commonwealth territories · Circa 1900-1950

Not a legal tender coin; it's a sports medal

Lincoln Wheat Cent

United States of America · 1945

One Cent ($0.01)

Lincoln Wheat Cent

United States of America · 1957

One Cent (1¢)

Lincoln Wheat Cent

United States of America · 1948

One Cent ($0.01)

Lincoln Wheat Cent

United States of America · 1941

One Cent (0.01 USD)

Central African States 100 Francs CFA

Central African States (Bank of Central African States - BEAC) · 2006

100 Francs CFA

Lincoln Memorial Cent

United States of America · 1973

One Cent (1¢)

Lincoln Wheat Cent

United States of America · 1934

One Cent ($0.01)

25 Sentimo (Flora and Fauna Series)

Philippines · 1988

25 Sentimo

War of 1812: Tecumseh Commemorative Quarter

Canada (Royal Canadian Mint) · 2012

25 Cents (Quarter)

Likely a coin from a Persian or Islamic dynasty; potentially a 'Shahi' or similar denomination, though specific identification without clear inscriptions is difficult.

Persian Empire (various dynasties), Central Asian Khanates, or areas under Islamic rule in the Middle East. · Based on the style and iconography, this coin likely dates from the medieval Islamic period, roughly between the "12th and 18th centuries AD" (6th to 12th centuries AH), but a precise year cannot be determined without clearer inscription details.

The denomination is not clearly visible from the image. It could be a Shahi, Dinar, Dirham, or a fraction thereof, depending on the specific issuing authority.