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British Bank Token

Bank of England Dollar

Lower Canada Bank Penny Token

Bank of Upper Canada One Penny Token

Bank of Upper Canada Half-Penny Token

Central American Republic 8 Reales

Israel 1 Agora (Bank of Israel 25th Anniversary)

Philippines 50 Centavos

Ban Liang

Indonesia 100 Rupiah

Tanzania 500 Shillings

Indonesia 5 Rupiah

Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin (though this is a commemorative Shilling)

Austria · 1995

1000 Schilling

5 Stotinki

Bulgaria · 1883

5 Stotinki

5 Francs

France · 1979

5 Francs

5 Euro Cent Coin

Eurozone (e.g., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, etc. - specific country cannot be determined without the reverse side, but it's a Eurozone coin) · 2002

5 Euro Cent

50 Euro Cent

Italy · 2002

50 Euro Cents

1 Euro Coin (Finnish design)

Finland · 2000

1 Euro

Morgan Dollar

United States · 1886

One Dollar

2 Euro Commemorative Coin (Beatrix and Claus)

Netherlands · 2006

2 Euro

2 Euro Coin (King Felipe VI)

Spain · 2020

2 Euro

Twenty Pence Coin

United Kingdom · Based on the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (the third effigy by Raphael Maklouf), the coin was likely issued between 1985 and 1997. The exact year is not legible from the image.

20 Pence

Kennedy Half Dollar

United States · 1968

Half Dollar (50 Cents)

Capped Bust Half Dollar (Large Size, Lettered Edge)

United States · 1828

Fifty Cents (1/2 Dollar)

Lincoln Cent (Penny)

United States · Unable to determine the exact year from the provided image due to blurriness. Lincoln Cents have been minted since 1909.

1 Cent (Penny)

Seated Liberty Dime

United States · 1884

10 Cents (Dime)

Washington Quarter (Proof)

United States · 1955

25 Cents (Quarter Dollar)

Denarius

Roman Empire · Circa 82 BC

Denarius

Roman Imperial Bronze Coin (possibly an Antoninianus or a Follis)

Roman Empire · Circa 3rd-4th Century AD (exact year unidentifiable from image)

Antoninianus or Follis (exact denomination unidentifiable from image)

Peace Dollar

United States · 1922

One Dollar

James Madison Presidential Game Coin/Token (Cracker Jack or similar promo)

United States of America (Private Mintage) · Circa 1930s

None (Game/Educational Token)

Morgan Dollar

United States · 1885

One Dollar

2 Euro Coin

Eurozone Countries (specific country not discernible from image, but common design for all) · Circulating Mintage (specific year not discernible, but post-2001)

2 Euro

Tugrik

Mongolia (Mongolian People's Republic) · 1976

Likely a commemorative coin, possibly a medal rather than circulating currency.

20 Euro Cent (Italy)

Italy · 2016

20 Euro Cents

1 Euro Coin (Netherlands)

Netherlands · 2001

1 Euro

Roosevelt Dime

United States · 1993

Ten Cents (0.10 USD)

Austrian Four Ducat

Austria-Hungary · 1915

4 Ducats

50 Euro Cent

European Union (Eurozone country, specifically Netherlands based on the design) · 2003

50 Euro Cent

5 Ore (likely)

Sweden · 1916 (inferred from common Swedish coinage designs of the era which closely match the presented image, particularly the monogram of Gustaf V and the specific motto used on 5 öre coins)

5 Ore

2 Pfennig

German Empire · 1916

2 Pfennig

Eisenhower Dollar

United States · 1971-1978

One Dollar ($1)

Taxila 1/8 Satamanas "Six Rayed Symbol"

Ancient India · C. 500-400 BC

1/8 Satamanas

Indian Head Cent

United States · 1907

One Cent (1¢)

Spanish 2 Euro Commemorative Coin - Escorial (2013)

Spain · 2013

2 Euro

Morgan Dollar

United States · 1883

One Dollar

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.