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Equatorial African States 5 francs. 1965, Aluminium-nickel-bronze. Second piece in my collection. | 1965 | Cameroon | ||||
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1 Millieme (United Kingdom of Libya / King Idris I // Bronze 3g) | 1952 | Libya | ||||
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5 Francs (Republic of Djibouti // Aluminium) | 1991 | Djibouti | ||||
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1/2 Penny (Federation of Nigeria - British Protectorate / Queen Elizabeth II // Bronze 3.8g) | 1959 | Nigeria | ||||
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Equatorial African States 10 francs. 1965, Aluminium-nickel-bronze. | 1965 | Cameroon | ||||
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KM-3, 1966 Uganda 20 cents; proof, bronze, plain edge; first post independence issue, red cameo... | 1966 | Uganda | ||||
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5 Cents (Republic of Uganda // Bronze 3.21g) | 1966 | Uganda | ||||
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5 Emalangeni (Kingdom of Eswatini / King Mswati III // Brass 7.6g) | 1999 | Swaziland | ||||
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KM-4, 1894 Congo Free State (Belgian Congo) 10 centimes; copper, holed flan, reeded edge; Leopold... | 1894 | Congo | ||||
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25 Piastres / Qirsh (United Arab Republic / Commemorative issue - President Nasser // SILVER... | 1970 | Egypt | ||||
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50 Senti (Somali Democratic Republic / FAO // Copper-Nickel 75-25) | 1976 | Somalia | ||||
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5 Senti (Somali Democratic Republic / FAO // Aluminium-Magnesium) | 1976 | Somalia | ||||
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1 Pound (Arab Republic of Egypt / Police Day // Bimetallic: Brass plated Steel centre - Nickel... | 2021 | Egypt | ||||
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Angola 2,50 escodo. 1967, Portugal administration (II) | 1967 | Angola | ||||
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Cape Verde 20 centavos. 1930, Portugal administration. | 1930 | Cape Verde | ||||
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East Africa 10 cents. 1941, George VI. | 1941 | East Africa | ||||
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Belgian Congo 10 centimes. 1911, Albert I. | 1922 | Congo | ||||
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Southern Rhodesia 1 penny. 1939, George VI. | 1939 | Rhodesia | ||||
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Southern Rhodesia 1 penny. 1937, George VI. | 1937 | Rhodesia | ||||
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East Africa & Uganda Protectorates 1 cent. 1909, Edward VII. | 1909 | East Africa | ||||