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

1936 Peru 2 centavos

 

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Southern Rhodesia - One Shilling, 1936

 

After a quick check with wikipedia, I came to the conclusion that Zimbabwe, at least territorial and in reference to international recognition, has replaced Southern Rhodesia, I bring to y'all a Zimbabwean cent from 1990 (KM 1a). If I'm rather off my rocker, please let me know and I'll try to make amends.

 

You on an even keel...here is a 1990 Ireland 1 punt

 

Oman - 100 Baisa, 1990

 

1990 Netherlands 50 gulden, kinda shiny

 

That 50 gulden is beautiful, coin_nut! I cannot say I've ever seen that one before. Thanks, man!

Hanging out in Amsterdam (one of my very favorite cities!) a bit longer, I bring to you an 1875 ten-gulden (KM 105).

 

German Empire.
2 pfennig 1875.

 

1875 Germany 10 pfennig

 

All right! Now we're visiting either Berlin, Hamburg or maybe Munich.

German Empire to present day Bundesrepublik Deutschland - ten-deutschemark commemorating the 20th Olympics in 1972.

 

10 DM commemorative, F mintmark. Time for a new 2x2 I think

 

1923 A Germany 500 mark. Must have been serious inflation at that time as this is aluminum and not very big.

 

Not to leave anyone out, East Germany, or the Deutsche Demokratische Republik, or the DDR, or those German Kommies!

A 1957 two-deutschemark (KM 14). The mint mark is an A, signifying Berlin; but I don't think the the DDR had any other mint, or used any other mint mark.

EDIT - Until 1953, the DDR also minted at Muldenhutten, signified by the mint mark E!

 

1957 Austria 2 groschen

 

Norway.
2 ore 1957.

 

1957 Norway 10 ore, recent acquisition

 

Brazil.
10 centavos 1957.

 

1957 Mexico 5 centavos

 

More Mexican! But this one is from Chihuahua - 1914 five-centavos (KM 613).

 

1914 Australia shilling