jurkovms
OH
United States
most of my foreign coins are from other people, who bring back a few coins for me when they travel. Vicarious way to travel. Coins from over 90 countries now. (was 50 when I started on Omni)
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5 cents, from the era when it was a colony of the British Empire, 18 mm square | 1909 | Sri Lanka |
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10 centavos, 22 mm, Cu-Ni | 1967 | Brazil |
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10 piastres, Mosque of Mohamed Ali at the Citadel of Salah El Din, 1992 (1413), brass, 23 mm | 1992 | Egypt |
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100 sheqalim, 5744 (1984), 29 mm | 1984 | Israel |
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10 lepta, 22 mm, Al | 1964 | Greece |
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1933 Double Eagle commemorative replica by National Collectors Mint. Au plated(?), 37.5mm | 2004 | Exonumia North America |
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pre-Euro 50 pence, with Irish harp on front and Woodcock on reverse. Cu-Ni, 30 mm | 1996 | Ireland |
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5 Centavos, reduced size (18 mm) from the 1960's version, brass | 1974 | Mexico |
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Vienna Philharmonic 1 oz bullion coin (1.5 Euro). Ag | 2012 | Austria |
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10 Kronor, small thick coin, 20 mm by 3 mm | 1991 | Sweden |
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25 cents honoring the Paralympic games in Vancouver - Sledge Hockey, 2010. 24 mm, Ni plated steel | 2009 | Canada |
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100 drachmas, Alexander the Great, 29.5 mm, Cu-Al-Ni | 1992 | Greece |
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Sixpence from the time of Elizabeth I, 25 mm (reproduction) | 1562 | United Kingdom |
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Silver to Nickel in same year, part 2. Images of reverse of 10 cent pieces from 1968, one of... | 1968 | Canada |
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10 fils, with nice image of palm trees, scalloped edge. Stainless Steel, 26 mm. | 1981 | Iraq |
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20 korun, millennium year observance. Brass plated Steel, 26 mm. | 2000 | Czech Republic |
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Groat (fourpence) of Henry VIII, 24 mm (approximate date, reproduction) | 1540 | United Kingdom |
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5 Dinara, 27.5 mm, Cu-Ni-Zn | 1971 | Yugoslavia |
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1 Dollar, with conch shell on reverse. 34 mm, 0.80 Ag | 1971 | Bahamas |
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1 dollar. 100th birthday of Sir Charles K. Smith, aviator who flew first trans-Pacific flight... | 1997 | Australia |
