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

Perhaps a few moderns from around the globe. Your choose....

 

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1943

 

Okay...I'll sneak one in here

1943 Canada 1 Cent (Tombac)

 

Oh dear! How the rupee was devalued by 2002!

Canada 1975, 10 dollar olympic commemorative. 1.5 oz silver.

 

1957 Canada 1 Cent.

 

A 1975 coin commemorating a 1976 event ?

 

Luckily I didn't have to pay anything for it, I got it on a business trip.

 

Our, the U.S.A., 1983 Olympic coin celebrated the 1984 Olympics, right?

 

Yes, they issued 15 $10 and 15 $5 during the period 1973-1976, all with the olympic logo and 1976 on them The $10 were all 1.445 oz and the $5 were 0.772 oz. They were issued in yearly sets. I have them all. It was common for countries hosting olympics to do the same to raise money to support them.

Here is another, from 1974

 

In Regards to the Olympics

By the time the event actually arrives, all the necessary infrastructure is built, workers mayors and governors are proud, and I think that is the case with these 2 coins. Montreal built that cool Tower, and we the had those freeways, two statues, and were prepared to be proud of that.

 

1976 Silver

 

And another 1975 (with 1976 on it). Scratches are on the airtite. It is a gem proof.

 

The Ike worked for me

1976 US Eisenhower Proof Type 1 (issued in 1975 with Proof Sets)

 

1976-S Silver Proof Kemnedy Half Dollar from 3 pc set

 

1973 US Eisenhower Dollar (Silver) Proof

 

GB 1973

 

Jamaica, 1973. 5 Dollars proof.

 

Rather ironic. Don't those 9 hands represent the 9 nations of the EU on the year the UK joined.

 

Yeah that was the EEC before it morphed into a 28 member EU dictatorship, soon to be 27 and falling

 

Well, by the OP, any of the dates are game-- 1959, 1962 and 1973. This is Showa 37 or 1962. A Japanese 50 yen.