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

GB 2016 2 pound

 

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The head isn't cleanly entered on the bottom two. You can see a slight displacement on the neck.

 

1913 Threepence

 

Danish West Indies
1913 | 5 Bit/1 Cent​

 

1913 Hersteld - Netherlands medal of some sort. Not real sure what this one is, think it is silver.

 

Whatever it is, the design is amazing on it. Both sides too!

Netherlands
1823 | 1 Cent​

 

1823 S Netherlands Indies 1/2 stuiver. I am guessing the S means Surabaya.

 

Yeah! I think you're right, @robp! I think I see what you're describing. It seems to me an issue with striking consistently. Yet I still think QEII's face is thinner or something; the second 2016 QEII just seems off compared to the first 2016 and the 2017. Thanks loads!

 

1823 GB farthing

 

This is like a double play or something. Great Britain and 1823. Although it's in very worn condition, this here is an 1823 shilling (KM 687).

 

1823 Portugal 40 reis

 

Portugal 1820

 

1884 Portugal X reis

 

Portugal 1816

 

Austria - 1 Kreuzer, 1816 A

 

1816 East India Company 1 pice

 

Does Netherlands East India count?

1790 2 Duit

 

I think Netherlands East India VOC counts. However, I also think that @coin_nut is more of an expert or knowledgeable in that region and time than I am. Thus, I'm not going to go any further. Ed? What sayeth thee? It seems reasonable to me but the question was asked - and I don't know for certain.

 

It's close enough for me, as those VOC coins did circulate in India as well as throughout the whole area. The EIC coins also got around the region. That 1790 is not a Zeeland, see this one how the V sort of bisects the 1790. Now I notice you said 2 duit, so that must be a Utrecht.

 

Here is the 2 duit from Utrecht. It is noticeably larger than a single duit.