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

Jaora - 2 Paisa, 1893

 

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1893 ZAR 2 1/2 shilling

 

Another 1893 from South Africa

 

1898 South Africa 1 Pond

 

Struck gold again! Nice! This 1892 ZAR 5 shilling is kind of rare and pricey, not as pricey as your pond tho.

 

Nepal - King Prithvi Bikram Paisa, (VS 1949) 1892

 

1892 DOA 1 pesa

 

My sole German East Africa . . . a 1913 five-Heller minted in Hamburg (J).

 

I have posted this one before, and I do so again for your edification and viewing pleasure. 1916 T DOA 20 heller. Copper, obverse A Reverse B. So called Tabora emergency coinage.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11912.html

https://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins.pl?coin=15277

 

Just got this one recently so I don't think I have posted it before. Copper, same varieties I think.

German East Africa - 20 Heller, 1916

 

My favorite German East Africa - 1909 5 Heller. Big chunky copper coin

 

Those are some nifty DOAs. Any idea what the "T" stands for?

With 1905, I will take us to the U.S. of A. Two one-cent pieces. Why two of them? Because I have two of them.

 

The T represents Tabora Emergency Coinage
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11912.html

 

I like how you were able to quite literally give your two cents on that post.

Edit: Removed out of order coin. Doh! My bad.

 

1905 GB 1/2 crown. Uh, this thread I think you are supposed to use same date or same country for the next one. How does 1951 Mexico fit in?

 

Sorry about that! Jumping back into the spirit of this thread:

1940 GB 3 Pence

 

I got lost when we went from German East Africa 1909 to USA 1905.

 

I think I am not the only CT member who gets spacey once in a while. So now I will attempt to find a coin either 1940 or British, both! 1940 GB 6 pence.

 

Albania - Half Lek, 1940

 

Oh, man! Not only did my brain not process the "Tabora Emergency Coinage" when I visited the numista URL, it (my brain) either failed to see the 1909 clearly enough or . . . something. My deepest apologies. Let me see how I fix this . . .