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Russian Ruble (Imperial)

Gupta Empire Gold Dinar

German Empire 5 Mark

German Empire 20 Mark Gold (Wilhelm II)

Chinese Empire Silver Dollar (Hsuan Tung Dragon)

Korean 1 Yang Silver (Joseon/Great Han Empire)

Parthian Silver Drachm

Ottoman 20 Kurus

Postumus Antoninianus

Kushan Gold Dinar

German 3 Mark Silver

German 5 Mark Silver (Kaiserreich)

50 Lepta - Georgios Karaiskakis

Greece · 2002

50 Lepta

Penny (Edward VII)

United Kingdom · 1908

One Penny

Denarius of Vitellius

Roman Empire, Rome Mint · 69 AD (Year of the Four Emperors)

Denarius

Sasanian Drachm (Khosrow II)

Sasanian Empire (Ancient Persia) · 590-628 AD (Regnal Year 21 visible on reverse, approx. 611 AD)

1 Drachm

Antonine Dynasty Provincial Bronze (likely Marcus Aurelius or Commodus)

Roman Empire (Provincial Issue) · c. 161 - 192 AD

Bronze AE (likely an As or Dupondius sized unit)

Denarius of Otho

Roman Empire (Rome Mint) · 69 AD (January - April)

Denarius

2 Kopecks

Soviet Union (USSR) · 1978

2 Kopecks

Taxila 1/8 Satamanas "Six Rayed Symbol"

Ancient India · C. 500-400 BC

1/8 Satamanas

One Cent (Maple Leaf design)

Canada · 1910

One Cent

Marcus Aurelius Denarius (Consecratio issue)

Roman Empire, Rome Mint · 180 AD

Denarius

Denarius of Titus (as Caesar under Vespasian)

Roman Empire (Rome Mint) · 77-78 AD

Denarius

Sestertius of Philip I (Philip the Arab)

Roman Empire (Rome Mint) · 244-249 AD

Sestertius

Alexander Severus Sestertius

Roman Empire (Mint of Rome) · 222-235 AD

Sestertius

One Cent

British Straits Settlements · 1908

One Cent

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.

Austrian Four Ducat

Austria-Hungary · 1915

4 Ducats

5 Stotinki

Bulgaria · 1883

5 Stotinki

8 Reales (Spanish Colonial 'Pieces of Eight')

Spanish Empire, Viceroyalty of Mexico (Mexico City Mint) · 1739; Philip V reign

8 Reales

Germany 50 Pfennig (Weimar Republic Aluminum Issue)

Germany (Weimar Republic) · 1921

50 Pfennig

1 Koruna

Czechoslovakia (Ceskoslovenska Socialisticka Republika) · 1970

1 Koruna (Kčs)

British One Penny

United Kingdom · 1908

One Penny (1d)

George V Half Penny

United Kingdom · 1933

Half Penny (1/2d)

One Cent (Edward VII)

Straits Settlements (British Malaya) · 1908

One Cent

Portugal 1000 Escudos - Manuel I (The Fortunate)

Portugal · 1996

1000 Escudos

Victoria Bun Head Penny

United Kingdom · 1887

One Penny

George V One Penny

United Kingdom · 1912

One Penny (1d)

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.

Unknown (likely 10 Kopecks or similar small denomination coin)

Cannot definitively determine the country of origin from the provided image due to lack of clear national symbols or text beyond the denomination and year. Countries that use a '10' denomination with '2022' include Russia (10 Kopecks), Ukraine (10 Kopecks, though often brass-colored), and various other former Soviet states or Eastern European countries. · 2022

10 (likely 10 Kopecks)