World Coins: Your Newest Acquisition!

Kingdom of England Gold Angel of Henry VIII (minted in London sometime between 1509 and 1513):

 

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Albanian Republic Gold 20 Franga Ari of Skanderbeg (minted in Vienna in 1927):

 

Almoravid Gold Dinar of Abu Bakr ibn Umar (minted in Sijilmasa in either 1081 or 1082):

 

Almoravid Gold Dinar of Tashfin ibn Ali (minted in Aghmat in either 1143 or 1144):

 

Buyid Silver Dirham of Sultan al-Dawla (minted in Shiraz in either 1016 or 1017):

 

Great Seljuk Gold Dinar of Malikshah I (minted in al-Ahwaz in either 1074 or 1075):

 

Ghorid Gold Dinar of Muhammad Ghori (minted in Ghazna in either 1200 or 1201):

 

Ilkhanate Gold Dinar of Uljaytu (minted in al-Basra in either 1304 or 1305):

 

Jalayrid Silver 2 Dinars of Shaykh Uways I (minted in Qom in either in 1373 or 1374):

 

Timurid Silver Tanka of Ulugh Beg I (minted in Herat in either 1448 or 1449):

 

Qajar Silver Qiran of Fath-Ali Shah (minted in Simnan in either 1830 or 1831):

 

Assamese Gold Octagonal 1/8 Mohur of Gaurinath Singha (minted sometime between 1780 and 1794):

 

Canadian Gold 10 Dollars of George V (minted in Ottawa in 1914):

 

Mine are more of a cull selection, especially compared to some of these. I'm not entirely into the world coins yet, but will buy silver at melt when available, especially when it's got some lovely toning.

 

Tibetan Gold 20 Srang (minted at the Gser Khang mint in Lhasa in 1919):

 

i think these coins saw many fingers in they're time. my newest has much better detail on the building side.

 

Ilkhanate Silver 6 Dirhams of Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan (minted in Jajerm sometime between 1333 and 1335):

 

Jalayrid Silver Dinar of Hasan Buzurg (minted in Aydhaj in either 1355 or 1356):

 

Kingdom of Nepal Gold 1/16 Mohar of Prithvi Bir Bikram (minted in Kathmandu sometime between 1881 and 1911):

 

A nice little NGC AU53 copper from the city of Lüneburg. One of my few 16th century dated coins. Simple design and in much better condition than normally seen.
The previous mintmaster's symbol was recut from a clover to a goose for the new guy! The reverse is quite rotated as seen in the