The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

Utrecht 1763
AV 14 Gulden

 

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1823 GB farthing

 

Reminds me of a coin that I have

Ireland 1822 penny

 

That George IIII (or IV) sure was a handsome lad...

 

Spain/ Monarchy
AV 320 Reales 1822-SR Madrid Mint
Fernando VII 1808-33

 

George IIII again - Great Britain 1822 Farthing. Dig the lion.

 

1825 GB farthing

 

Guatemala was a part of the Republic of Central America

 

Right on! My coin was struck at the Neuva Guatamala Mint. I am trying to get a MS-63/64 from San Jose Mint/ CR.

 

That would be an amazing piece! The one you posted is already great but even higher grade would be nice to own for sure.

 

Honduras, 1858 8-reales. The opposite side of the spectrum from @panzerman's coin... . Honduras was a former member of the Central American Republic in 1858. Not sure if Honduras could afford gold then. This coin is a copper-lead alloy. Maybe they couldn't afford copper too.

 

Central American Republic, very interesting. I just googled it and read a bit. Here is a 1972 Nicaragua 10 centavos. Love those mountains and the big sun face.

 

Central American Republic 2 Reales, 1831 Tegucigalpa mint

I used that sunface as my avatar for a bit

 

Really neat design!

 

1831 Central American Republic -> Singapore (Straits Settlements which include Malaysia)

1831 AD (1247 AH)
One Keping
Private Singapore Merchants Token
Tanah Melayu, KM#8.1​

 

Malaysia 1 Dollar, 1969

 

1969 Malaysia -> Malacca Sultanate

1446-1459 AD - Tin Pitis
Muzaffar Shah of the Malacca Sultanate
Ref.: SS01​

 

Malaysia - Kelantan Pitis, 1314AH 1896AD

 

Amazing example! I have yet to get a Kelantan Pitis but I absolutely love the clear date and the double sided design which is quite uncommon in the tin sultanate coins.

Kelantan (Malaysia) -> Terengganu (Malaysia)

18th-19th Century - Tin Pitis
Terengganu Sultanate
"Kali Malik al-Adil"
Ref.: SS33​