[Game] World Coins Time Machine… Counting Backward by Year! (Plus Prize Coin)

British Virgin Islands Proof Set

 

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GDR - 10 Mark - 1975 - 20th anniversary of the Warsaw Pact

Poland - 20 Zlotych - 1975 - International womans year

 

1975 5 DM Germany

 

Venezeula
50 Bolivares 1975
Armadillo

 

Mauritius
AV 50 Rupees
Kestral

 

Venezeula
25 Bolivares 1975
Jaguar (most beautifull mammal on planet)

 

US One Dime 1975 clad proof

 

Zaire 1975
AV 100 Zaire African Leopard
AR 5 Z. Okapi
AR 2.5 Z Gorilla

 

1975 Philippines 50 Piso

 

I was just going to post that one. I have most of the 74/75/76 FM issues. After that I got into "older coins"
Seems that crook Marcos was involved in the "Lost gold of WW2" according to series.

 

Also when pressured to step down by Ronald Reagan in 1986, he and his wife flew to Hawaii with some essentials (around 7 Billion in cash, gold and works of art. He died there in 1989

 

This one arrived today - Barbados $10 1975, Silver Proof version. Mintage of only 5000 I gather, so on the scarcer side:

 

Yeah, my avatar

 

1975 Norway. Centenary of the Norwegian Mint

 

FM AV 100 Balboas 1975

 

I believe this coin is a commemorative for the Krone monetary unit (and system) of Norway, which was adopted in 1875 when Norway entered the Scandinavian Monetary Union. Before 1875 Norway used speciedaler as the major monetary unit.

KRONEMYNT on the obverse, according to Google, translates to krone coin.

The Royal Norwegian Mint has a history going back to 1686 (Wikipedia).

Sweden and Denmark created the SMU in 1873, and Norway joined in 1875. The Union adopted a common monetary system, based on a gold standard using the krone/krona (Denmark, Norway/Sweden) as the major unit. An equal valued krone/krona of the monetary union replaced the three legacy currencies at the rate of 1 krone/krona = 1⁄2 Danish rigsdaler = 1⁄4 Norwegian speciedaler = 1 Swedish riksdaler. I believe the idea was to facilitate trade within the Union. The Union failed during WWI, when members failed to hold their currencies to the gold standard. After the Union, each of the previous members of the Union continued to use the krone/krona monetary unit, but they no longer traded at par.

I know this because I have a collection of øre/öre (Denmark, Norway/Sweden). The "ore" was the minor monetary unit of the Union. The collection started with my interest in the ore coins of WWI and WWII, which were minted in zinc or iron instead of bronze because copper was needed for war materials. My collection eventually followed the history of the ore back in time.

 

1974:
BRD - 5 Mark - 1974 - 250th birthday of Immanuel Kant

Algeria - 5 Dinars - 1974 - 20th anniversary of the Algerian Revolution

 

1974 Jamaica

 

Tanzania
AV 1500 shilingi 1974
Cheetahs

 

1974 Canada