Featured A world tour - post the next country.

United States - One Cent, 1909 VDB

 

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The Bahama Islands

 

Bermuda 1994 ten-cents.

 

Mexico 25 Pesos 1968

 

Peru 1/5 sol 1866

 

Philippines - 20 Centavos, 1868

 

Delhi Sultanate was posted as being a pert of India, which it was not at the time it existed. To say so would be to fall into the trap of Hindu jingoists. Most medievals and all ancients of which I am aware are already exempted from modern borders. I am not trying to mess up the games, but, in their own way, coins tend to be far more permanent than most national borders.

 

Well, of course john-charles. Generally, the way I've tended to play this here game, and the way I've seen most others do this amusing game, is play or allow a state no longer in existence to step in place of a polity as it exists today. For example, there is no longer a Margraviate of Brandenburg, or a Kingdom or Bavaria, or a sovereign, international entity called Hamburg - but we play and accept all of those as Germany. Nobody wants to fall into a Hindu jingoist's trap! I think everyone's intent here is to have fun, pass the time, see interesting coins, et cetera.

 

Indonesia

 

Penang - 1/2 Cent, 1787

 

Construing Penang as Malaysia (no jingoism intended here), I shall move up to Brunei. A 2002 ten-sen.

 

French Cochin China - 2 Sapeque, 1879A

 

Bump

A later Indo-China 2 Sapeque, 1901A

 

Bump..

Still in Vietnam. Vietnam - Cảnh Hưng Thông Bảo, 景興通寶. Charm?

 

Philippines

 

Indonesia Sumatra - 2 Keping ,1786

 

Australia

 

Netherlands East Indies - Duit, 1734

 

Philippines

 

Thailand Kingdom of Siam - 1 Baht, ND (1876 - 1907)