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That looks like an old one; what is the weight and diameter? Looks like "Nepal, Rajendra (AD1816-47), AR Mohar"

 

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Yup. Just looking it up, Dated SE1756 just about 1834. 27mm. KM#565.2.

 

From Nepal to China. A 1993 five-yuan. I think I got this coin in 1993.

 

1920/Taisho yr. 9 Japan 1 sen

 

Philippines 1945

 

Dutch East Indies, area now called Indonesia. 1737 Zeeland AE duit.

 

Malaysia, 2000 20-sen.

 

Sri Lanka, 985-1014 Chola Empire, Raja Raja Chola I, AE kahavanu

 

Java tin Duit, 1813

 

Australia - 2006 50-cent piece.

 

1970 Portuguese Timor 5 escudos

 

If I understand correctly, Timor is a sovereign state - free of Indonesia? I don't think I knew that. Thank you, kind sir. So, if true, I don't think I have any option other than Indonesia. Either way, I think this works . . .

Indonesia, 1971 ten-rupiah.

 

You got me curious so I read through the history of Timor again. Rather mixed up history for that place. I may as well post a coin now, BE2520/1977 Thailand 25 satang

 

From Thailand to Cambodia with a 1994 200-riels piece.

 

From Cambodia to Singapore with a 1993 20 Cents

 

Looking at a map - flat rather than round, of course - I cannot see how one can get from Cambodia to Singapore without going through another country or bending . . . In any case, I think Malaysia with cure the issue. Yes?

Malaysia, 1968 two-sen.

 

I think the so called Straits Settlements was somewhere in that area. 1889 20 cents

 

you’re right. I totally screwed that up.

 

I have posted some coin in the wrong thread before. Even that 20 cent Straits coin above, I noticed right after I posted it that it was a repeat, meaning I have posted it before. I keep a list for this thread; on other threads I can just do a search and find out if a particular coin has been posted before. We all make errors at times.

 

Totally true! Just look at my screw up on the Uno thread. Thanks for pointing out my error there, Ed!