Where do I go next?

I'm tentatively adding the following (outside of the recognized countries):
~Abkhazia
~South Ossetia
~Nagorno-Karabakh
~Transnistria

And I have a coin from Transnistria currently in the mail but it is not silver.

 

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@tommyc03 what you mentioned came to fruition today. I was sorting thorough my miscellaneous foreign coins and ran into quite a few that I liked but were just a little too large to fit into the dime hole.

I learned that the Canadian 10 cent piece is one of those that does not fit (US Dime is 17.91 mm and the Canadian 10 cent is 18.03 mm).

I'll post an update later of a few that did fit. I'm currently debating if I want to continue the dime sized Dansco project.

 

Philippines 10 centavos coins?

 

Those will fit in the album but will rattle a bit (I've run into that with a few that are too small).

 

Here is what’s in the album so far. I split it into two pages (nicer looking examples vs not as nice and/or much smaller than Dime sized on the next page).

The nicer page has four coins.

1. 1994 Ukraine 2 Kopiiky
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2758.html

2. 1997 Spain 5 Pesetas
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces783.html

3. Israel 1 New Sheqel
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7078.html

4. 1996 Mexico 10 Centavos
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces581.html



The next page features coins that are more heavily circulated and some that are much smaller than the spot. They go as follows: USSR, Poland, Finland, Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Belize, Guatemala, and the Netherlands Antilles.