The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

UK -- 1937 1 crown:

 

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British Crown 1890

 

I wonder why that crown is so different from the one I posted a while back. It was not like the UK to make drastic changes like that.

 

2006 Brunel GB £2 proof

 

Great Britain -- 1915. British propaganda version of German medal of Lusitania sinking.

 

GB 2008 London Olympics £2 Proof

 

Davey,

I am kind of curious. You seem to be posting a lot of these £2 Proof coins. I was wondering if this is an ongoing set of coins which you subscribed to. Are they also circulation coins or are they just put out for collectors? They are certainly nice looking coins.

 

They are circulation coins, I have every design struck, in proof or Unc.
I also save the pocket change £2`s in a jar, hate spending them

 

When I left my native land, 40 years ago this year, I remember seeing one coin for each denomination. I grew up with hapennies and thupencies! How things have changed!

 

A new 12 sided £1 hologram coin came out today, its based on the old Thrupence.
I won`t post a pic, otherwise it will spoil the continuity.

 

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Is that supposed to be GBR or 2008? It seems like neither.

 

It's neither. Please stick to the guidelines when posting.

Somebody post a 2008 or a GB.
@davidharmier60

 

Here we go.

2009 GB Robert Burns £2 Proof

 

The OP did note that a dual/multi dated coin (like a commemorative) then all dates are eligible. For the one right above, we get Great Britain, 2009, 1796 and 1759 to choose from.

1796, I choose you! (Plus, it's Great Britain too).

 

Darwin 2009 Silver Proof £2

 

GB 1/2 Guinea 1687 London Mint
James II
MS-64

 

Whew still on GB.

Out of my wife's collection. Not a good looking as most on this thread...but it works...i think.

1967 GB Large Cent. (Not very well versed on world coins so please correct me if I am wrong.)

 

Nope! Not a cent. It is a penny. I probably spent many of these as a 15 year old. After all, a penny back then quite a bit, relatively speaking.

 

This is Great Britain meant for circulation in India... so I think either is fair game for next play