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

Excellent, @coin_nut! I completely forgot about Albion. Thanks for bringing it back into my working memory.

 

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Okay. Sorry, y'all. I've nothing esoteric or rare or dated 1790. Thus, playing off England, Great Britain or United Kingdom (whichever you prefer), I'm going with this here 1944 shilling piece (KM 854).

 

That's a fine looking skilling there! Scottish type reverse, as is this 1943 here.

 

The other crest, 1928

 

Playing off 1806, I introduce to you a much cruder coin - a bronze half-penny - but otherwise similar if not identical imagery.

 

Ireland 1806

 

1805 Ireland half penny

 

Ireland - Half Penny, 1775

 

Ireland 1689 6 pence 'Gun Money'.

 

Sticking with Ireland but much, much later . . .

A 1968 penny (or pingin) (KM 11).

 

1928 Irish half crown

 

Ireland 1939

 

Still hangin' in Ireland with this here 1943 feoirling (aka a 'farthing').

 

Ireland - 1 Shilling, 1928

 

Ireland 1941 1/2 pingin, mama pig and her brats. Need to put that one on the wire wheel or something...

 

Ireland - 1 Florin, 1928

 

Ireland, here's the piggy cleaned up a bit and a doggy 6 pence, both new acquisitions.

 

My new hare

Ireland - 3 Pence, 1934

 

Ireland 1689