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

I got nothin' from 1739. So, playing off Zeeland-Netherlands, I propose . . .

A Netherlands (Republic), Utrecht, duit from 1785.

 

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1785 Utrecht VOC 1 duit. Looks like recovered from a shipwreck.

 

Netherlands East Indies - Cent, 1838 J

 

1838 J Netherland Indies 2 cent, minted in Surabaya.

 

British Guiana - Stiver, 1838

 

1838 GB farthing

 

1838 - German states, Grand Duchy Hessen, Darmstadt - six-kreuzer.

 

Germany Hamburg - 1 Schilling, 1855 A

 

German States - Frankfort 1620

 

Is that incuse, or is it just the photo that makes me think that?

 

Germany Baden - 1 Kreuzer, 1871

 

Nope! Not incuse. Relief all the way. One of those imagery mirages.

 

1871 - German states, Kingdom of Bavaria, kreuzer.

 

German States - Lubeck 1731

 

Germany Magdeburg - 10 Pfennig, 1921

 

That "Germany Magdeburg - 10 Pfennig, 1921" is a notgeld, right? Cool. I don't think I've seen that one.

Here's a 1921 50-pfennig notgeld from Gross Wartenberg I recently purchased. Porcelain! I think it's nifty!

 

It is. Some very nice designs on some of them.

 

Germany Quedlinburg -10 Marks, 1922

 

A couple of 25 pfennig standard circulation coins from Aachen, slightly different from each other. After a while I found out that was a bear, not a fat dog.

 

@Muzyck - that's awesome! I can only assume it commemorates the one-thousandth year anniversary of Quedlinburg - 922 to 1922. Is that correct? I think most if not all those porcelain coins were made in Meissen - the crossed swords is their trademark.

@coin_nut - you had me laughing out loud. Sure does look like some dogs I see around here - fat and pampered. Great coins!