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Britain. 1723 shilling with C & SS in alternate quarters on the reverse indicating the silver was supplied by the South Sea Company.

 

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Netherlands, 1754 Overyssel AE duit

 

Let's visit Denmark! An 1860 one-skilling rigsmont (KM 763). It was minted in Hamburg - or a section or borough of Hamburg called Altona.

 

1916 Belgium 5 centimes zink

 

Germany via a 1792 Aachen 12-heller (KM 51). Rather worn condition.

 

Netherlands, 1758 Zeeland AE duit

 

Great Britain, Kingdom, (Resumed), Charles II – 1660-1685, 2 Pence, ND (1660-1662), KM#399, PCGS AU50

 

1916 Belgium 5 centimes zink

 

Luxembourg 1855 10 centimes.

 

France. Henry VI Pinecone-Mascle issue halfpenny of Calais

 

(Italy) Genoa, Republic, 1 Denaro, ND (1138-1152) (Note: Coins struck in the name of Conrad III – 1139-1152 - Founder of the Hohenstaufen Dynasty, who gave permission to Genoa to mint coinage in his name)

 

Rome. Gaius quadrans.

 

Switzerland 1934 5 rappen

 

1793 French 12 Deniers, the very year Louis XVI got executed.
Next coin should be from a South American neighbour of France as French Guyana is also a part of France.

 

How did you get from Switzerland to French Guyana? What about Germany, that country borders France...

 

French Guyana is still a part of France, not an overseas territory.

 

So I can go back thru France to Germany and am not limited to adjacent to French Guyana. By the same token French Guyana is a coastal country so I could straight line over to say ..South Africa..no?

 

I got to agree with Razz. Maybe we need a mod to straighten this out.

 

No problem, I just got a bit excited!

 

It is French Guiana, and it is a Department of France, but not geographically pertinent to the instructions in this thread (I think). Also, as I understand it, you cannot repeat the same country in the next post (if you were to accept French Guiana as part of France.)