Coin per nation set.

I own a 250 mintage Baker Island “one dollar” coin that was produced as a third party token, with no legal tender value, anywhere.

pretty cool though

 

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Like this one?

 

You also have stuff like the Western and Central CFA francs, which are each shared by several western and central African countries, respectively, with no nationality indicated on the coins, although they're essentially French colonial proxies for the Euro.

 

youtube.com/watch?v=5XK9ARvZbJ4 This is my oldest coin in my 27 century set. I will try to figure out how to post other coins, but I am still an amateur at this.

 

Nice coin, chuckylucky. By the way, your favorite coins you mentioned are really interesting, even though I had to look up some of them that I was unfamiliar with.

 

Yes, I like some of those coin designs, but I decided to get coins specifically identifying those nations by name i.e. the 50 FRANCS of Senegal, 50 Francs of Burkina Faso of the Andrea Doria, 1,000 Francs Atlantic commem. for Benin etc. I think the funniest place to have coins made is Sealand, an off shore platform 7.5 miles off the coast of Suffolk, England, population about 21. I wonder if we coin per nation collectors should include one of these? Ha, ha!