Eurozone (Common Usage In Multiple Countries)

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Euro €2 Commemorative Coins

Philippine 50 Centavos (Commonwealth, 1936)

1 Euro Coin

Indian Punch-Marked Karshapana

Constantine Sol Invictus Follis

Netherlands East Indies VOC Duit

Broad

Massachusetts Cent (1787-1788)

50 Euro Cent Coin

2 Euro Coin

Spanish Gold Escudo (Doubloon)

Chinese Wu Zhu Cash

Treaty of Rome 50th Anniversary Commemorative Coin

Ireland · 2007

2 Euro

10th Anniversary of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU)

Belgium · 2009

2 Euro

French 2 Euro Tree of Life

France · 2002

2 Euro

1 Euro Coin (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)

Austria · 2005

1 Euro

Belgian 2 Euro "Eurostar" Commemorative Coin

Belgium · Likely 2014 (commemorating 20 years of Eurostar, 1994-2014)

2 Euro

Greek 1 Euro Owl

Greece · 2002

1 Euro

Indonesian Rupiah Coin (Angklung and Garuda Designs)

Indonesia · 2010 - 2016

Multiple (primarily 1000 and 500 Rupiah)

Unknown Item / Non-Numismatic Object

Unknown · Unknown

None

Guardian Angel Pocket Token

Unknown (Likely United States or China, mass-produced) · Modern (c. 1990s-Present)

None (Token/Exonumia)

Washington Quarter

United States · 1981

25 cents

Lincoln Memorial Cent

United States · 1959-2008

1 Cent ($0.01)

New Orleans Mardi Gras Doubloon (Krewe of Bacchus)

United States, New Orleans (Private Issue) · 1982

No face value (Souvenir Doubloon)

2 Euro Commemorative Coin (FIBA Basketball World Cup)

Spain (likely, based on previous issues with similar designs related to sporting events) · While the exact year is not visible, based on the design which aligns with a commemorative issue for a major basketball event (possibly FIBA World Cup), a strong candidate year would be 2014, when Spain hosted the FIBA Basketball World Cup.

2 Euro

1 Euro Coin (Finnish National Side)

Finland · Based on the design, this coin belongs to the initial series of Finnish Euro coins, first issued in 2002. The exact year is not visible in the provided image, but it would be on the obverse side (often visible next to the stars or within the design).

1 Euro