George Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter
United States of America · 2021
25 Cents (Quarter Dollar)
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Euro €2 Commemorative Coins
1 Euro Coin
US Peace Dollar
US Morgan Dollar
US State Quarters Series
US America the Beautiful Quarters
US Bicentennial Quarter (1976)
US Seated Liberty Dollar
Philippine Peso (US Administration, 1903)
US Olympic Commemorative Dollar (1983)
Philippine 20 Centavos (US-Philippines)
2 Euro Coin
1 Schilling
Austria · 1959
1 Schilling
1 Krona - Carl XVI Gustaf
Sweden · 1976-2000 (Based on design; specific date is on reverse)
1 Krona (1 KR)
France 2 Euro Commemorative, 'Le Bleuet de France'
France, Monnaie de Paris · 2018
2 Euro
One Dollar Coin
Canada · 1987
1 Dollar
500 Lei (1991)
Romania · 1991
500 Lei
2 Euro Commemorative Coin - "Architecture and Urban Planning"
Finland · 2020
2 Euro
30th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall Commemorative Coin
Germany (issued by several Eurozone countries, but this specific design is typical for German issuance for this event, as the inscription is in German) · 2019
2 Euro
20 Euro Cent (Italy)
Italy · 2010
20 Euro Cents
5 Øre
Norway · 2000
5 Øre
Jefferson Nickel (Westward Journey Series - Ocean in View)
United States of America · 2005
5 Cents (Nickel)
George VI Two Shillings (Florin)
United Kingdom · 1939
Two Shillings (Florin)
1 Gulden - Beatrix
Netherlands · 1993
1 Gulden
Japan 100 Yen Cherry Blossoms
Japan · 1967-Present (The specific year is located on the reverse side)
100 Japanese Yen
Canadian One Cent (Penny)
Canada · Circa 1953-1964 (based on the young portrait design)
1 Cent
Royal Barge Suphannahong 1 Baht
Thailand · 1977 (BE 2520)
1 Baht
Spanish Colonial Cob (likely 8 Reales)
Viceroyalty of Peru or New Spain (Modern-day Mexico, Peru, or Bolivia) · c. 1572-1733
8 Reales (Piece of Eight)
One Quarter Anna (George V)
British India · 1936
1/4 Anna (One Quarter Anna)
50 Francs Hercules
France · 1974-1980
50 Francs
French 10 Francs (Marianne Type)
France · 1951 (Series issued 1950-1958)
10 Francs
Washington Quarter (P)
United States of America · Not visible (Modern era, post-1998 design based on motto placement)
Quarter Dollar ($0.25)
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)
Thailand 5 Baht (Royal Barge Suphannahong)
Thailand · 1977-1979
5 Baht
5 Escudos (Caravel)
Portugal · 1973
5 Escudos
Sacagawea Dollar
United States · 2000
One Dollar ($1)
Washington Quarter
United States · 1991
25 cents
Lincoln Penny
United States · 1948
One Cent
Susan B. Anthony Dollar
United States · 1979
1 Dollar
Lincoln Wheat Cent
United States of America · 1957
One Cent (1¢)
Australian 1923 Penny
Australia · 1923
One Penny
Quarter Dollar
United States · Varies (most likely 20th century)
25 cents
50 Groschen
Austria · 1975
50 Groschen
Constantine I Follis (Nummus)
Roman Empire · circa 315–337 AD
Nummus (commonly referred to as a bronze follis)
British Two New Pence (Prince of Wales feathers)
United Kingdom · 1971-1981
Two New Pence
5 Yen
Japan · 1965
5 Japanese Yen
West German 2 Pfennig
Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) · 1972
2 Pfennig
George VI Sixpence
United Kingdom · 1942
Sixpence
Namco Amusement Token
Japan (Namco is a Japanese company) · Likely dates from the 1980s or 1990s, during the height of arcade popularity and Namco's prominence in the industry. Specific year is not indicated on the token.
Arcade Token (not legal tender)
Juliana 5 Cents
Netherlands · 1972
5 Cents
Central African States (CEMAC) 100 Francs CFA
Central African States (Issuing authority: Banque des Etats de l'Afrique Centrale) · 2006
100 FCFA (Francs CFA)
Washington Quarter (50 State Quarters or America the Beautiful series)
United States of America · 1999–2021
Quarter Dollar (25 Cents)
Didrachm of Aegina
Greece · c. 400 BC
Didrachm