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

Russia - 50 Roubles, Saint-Petersburg Mint 1992

 

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Russia - Empire! A 1798 Yekaterinburg (but actually Ekaterinburg considering the EM mint mark, yes?) two-kopeks. Pavel I - a.k.a. Paul I - was figuratively running the show.

 

Russian Federation.
10 roubles 2019. For circulation.

 

2019 Ukraine 10 hryven - Military Medical Personnel

 

My oldest Ukrainian - 1994 two-kopiyki (KM 4a).

 

Uzbekistan.
50 tiyin 1994.

 

With 1994 I take us to Germany!

 

1994 Cape Verde 1 escudo

 

Armenia.
5 dram 1994.

 

Isle of Man 1994

 

1994 Sealand 1/2 dollar

 

Excellent, @coin_nut! Talk about a micro-nation! I definitely have nothing from Sealand, so I'll have to go with 1994.

A 1994 florin from Aruba!

 

1994 Greece 100 drachmai

 

Funny, isn't it, how the Greeks in 350 B.C. (or thereabouts) considered the Macedonians (e.g., Alexander and his daddy Philip) barbarians. Definitely not Greeks. But now they claim them as Greeks.

Sticking with Greece - 1990 drachma (KM 150).

 

1973 Greece 1 drachma

 

More Greece, 1973 50 lepta

 

Sweet! That's a nice looking 50 lepta! I appreciate and like that Phoenix iconography (is that the correct word?) the Greeks did after the last kingdom attempt. Does it mean, "Greece! Reborn!"? Or, "Greece! Out of the ashes!"?

Here's a 1982 dated 50-drachmes. Still Greece.

 

1971 Greece 2 drachmai

 

Still Greece - ten euro-cent from 2002. F mint mark. Looks like someone chewed on it, eh?

 

1973 Greece 10 drachmai