Post your coins with dual denominations/

Diners were struck for collectors.
French Francs and Spanish Pesetas were used in everyday commerce.

 

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New Zealand.
10 cents/one shilling 1968.

 

This is not in dispute, however you can't deny what is on the coin and that is what this thread is about.

 

Netherlands.
1 gulden/100 cents 1847.

 

Netherlands.
1 gulden/100 cents 1861.

 

Holey moley, @Siberian Man, that's an impressive assemblage of coins! Thanks for sharing.

Steve

 

France, L'Alhambra, 1995, 100 francs 15 ecus , .900 silver, mintage-20,000 KM#1112 scratches are on the airtite...inside the coin has zero scratches.

 

The two Victoria florins are dual-denominated:
Top L: One Florin = One Tenth of a Pound
Top middle: One Florin = Two Shillings
I don't think the half crowns on the R or the newer florins are dual-denominated.

 

1892 Austria (Re-strike)
8 Florin / 20 Francs

 

Estados Unidos Colombia
AV Peso/ Condor 1872 Medillin Mint

 

1859 decimal pattern, HALF DECIMAL PENNY/ONE TWENTIETH OF A SHILLING, Peck 1981, Freeman 686A

 

1857 decimal pattern, DECIMAL HALFPENNY/5 CENTIMES, Peck 1977, Freeman 682.

 

1848 pattern florin with unadopted obverse and reverse designs. ONE DECADE/ONE TENTH OF A POUND.

 

Another 1848 pattern florin, this time with the other unadopted obverse design (which was probably a given following the popularity of the Gothic Crown), and the adopted reverse with legend ONE DIME/ONE TENTH OF A POUND. DIME is cut over FLORIN, which along with the absence of any double reverse patterns which exist for all other reverse dies known, says this must have been quite late in the sequence and suggests they were undecided on the legend, but ok with the design.

 

Tuscany
AV Ruspone/ or 3 Zecchini 1781 Florence Mint
Pietro Leopoldo Duke of Toscana
He would be elected as HRE in 1790 (Leopold II 1790-92)

 

Just in...
AV 1/2Goldgulden/ 1 Taler 1750-S Hannover Mint
Braunschweig-Luneberg-Calenberg-Hannover
George II 1727-60
Something as beautifull ....A Rottie!

 

Bolivia 1 Bolivar = 10 Bolivianos, 1951.
The 10:1 dual currency didn't last long. The Boliviano was replaced with the Peso Boliviano at 1000:1 in 1963. Then the Second Boliviano replaced the peso at a ratio of 1 million:1. So a current Bolivian boliviano is worth 100 million of these.

 

Imperial Russia
AV Poltina or (1/2 Rouble) 1777 St. Petersburg Mint
Katharina II von Anha lt-Zerbst

 

Kingdom of Poland (Russian Poland) - 2 Złote / 30 Kopěek, 1836

 

Here are some more dual denominations

Sadagura 2 para - 3 kopek


Sadagura para - 3 dengi


Russia Poland 1.5 ruble - 10 zlot


Russia Poland 3/4 ruble - 5 zlot


Russia 37.5 ruble - 100 franc (restrike)