Draft:Imperial Museum of Numismatics, Empire of Yata

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Numismatics

Coins

Item No.	Country	Denomination	Year of Mintage	Design	Metal of Origin
1.	Mexico	1 Peso 1 MXN	2012	Obverse: The national emblem of Mexico depicting a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a snake above a half-wreath of oak and laurel below and the legend “ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS” forming the upper semicircle. Reverse: At center, the denomination $1 with the date above and the mint mark Ṁ to the right. On the outer ring, the stylized designs from the Ring of Splendor (Anillo del Resplandor) on the Aztec calendar stone (Piedra del Sol).	Bimetallic: aluminium-bronze centre in stainless steel ring
2.	Japan	10 Yen 10 JPY	2011	Observe: Phoenix Hall (Hōōdō Temple, Byōdō-in) in center with Country name on top and value below. Reverse: Value and date within wreath.	Bronze (95% Copper, 4-3% Zinc, 1-2% Tin)
3.	Canada	25 Cents 0.25 CAD	1988	Observe: The portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right from when she was 39 years old, surrounded with the inscription "ELIZABETH II D · G · REGINA", meaning "Elizabeth II, Queen by the grace of God". Reverse: A caribou is accompanied with the face value and surrounded with the inscription "CANADA".	Nickel
4.	Canada	5 Cents 0.5 CAD	2018	Obverse: Head of Queen Elizabeth II, as at 77 years of age, bare headed, wearing necklace and earrings, facing right. Reverse: A beaver, over the inscription "CANADA", surrounded with the face value, flanked on both sides by a maple leaf.	Nickel plated Steel.
5.	South Korea	10 Won 10 KOR	1997	Obverse: Dabotap Pagoda, located in Gyeongju, it is one of the national treasures dividing the value in Hangul on both sides. Reverse: Value and "Bank of Korea" in Hangul.	Brass
6.	United States	1 Dime 0.1 USD	2011	Obverse: The portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt facing left, the 32nd President of the United States from 1933 to his death in 1945, accompanied by the motto: "IN GOD WE TRUST" and surrounded with the lettering "LIBERTY". Reverse: Ahead of the motto "E • PLU RIB US • U NUM", an olive branch, a torch, and an oak branch symbolize respectively peace, liberty, and victory and are surrounded with the face value and the lettering "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA".	Copper-nickel clad copper (91.67% Copper, 8.33% Nickel)
7.	Sweden	50 Öre 0.5 SEK	1976	Observe: Crowned Carl XVI Gustaf monogram divides date at sides. Reverse: On the reverse is the figure 50. Above the figure is the text SVERIGE and below is the text ÖRE. Right of ÖRE is the mintmark while at left there is the first letter in the surname of the Governor of the Riksbank.	Copper-Nickel
8.	Poland	10 Groszy 0.1 PLZ	1981	Observe: The White Eagle, national coat of arms of Poland, date at the bottom. Reverse: Denomination above laurel wreath.	Aluminium
9.	Thailand	5 Baht 5 BHT	1990 (Thai)	Obverse: Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) facing left. Reverse: Wat Benchamabophit, also known as “The Marble Temple", with the denomination below.	Copper-Nickel clad Copper
10.	Japan	1 Yen 1 JPY	1974	Obverse: Sprouting bamboo branch in center, authority on top, value and denomination on bottom. Reverse: Big value within two inner circles, date below.	Aluminium
11.	Japan	5 Yen 5 JPY	2011	Obverse: Hole in center flanked by seed leaf, authority on top and date below. Reverse: Large bending stalk of rice representing agriculture on top, water with value at the bottom representing fisheries, and teeth of a cog around the central hole representing industry.	Brass (60-70% Copper, 40-30% Zinc)
12.	Japan	50 Yen 50 JPY	1974	Obverse: Center hole flanked by chrysanthemum flowers, authority on top and value below. Reverse: Value in large font above the center hole with the date below.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
13.	Oman	0.005 Rial	1970	Obverse: National Arms in center. Reverse: Value flanked by miniature National Arms, date below.	Bronze
14.	Iceland	50 Krónur 50 ISK	2005	Obverse: The four traditional protector spirits ("Landvættir") of Iceland. These are Griðungur the bull, Gammur the eagle, Dreki the dragon, and Bergrisi the giant. Reverse: Face value below a Crab (Carcinus maenas).	Nickel brass (70% Copper, 24.5% Zinc, 5.5% Nickel)
15.	Netherlands	0.05 EUR 0.05 Euro	2000	Obverse: An uncluttered portrait of Queen Beatrix is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe and the date below. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia.	Copper plated Steel
16.	Iceland	1 Krónur 1 ISK	1981	Obverse: Bergrisi the giant, one of the four traditional protector spirits ("Landvættir") of Iceland. Reverse: Face value above a Codfish (Gadus morhua).	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
17.	United Kingdom	20 Pence 0.20 GBP	2008	Obverse: Fourth crowned portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II right, wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, legend around. Reverse: Lower right section of the Royal Shield, denomination to right segment of rim.	Silver
18.	South Korea	50 Won 50 WON	1973	Obverse: Rice ear and value (Hangul) FAO issue. Reverse: Large central numeral, date above.	Copper-nickel (70% Copper, 18% Zinc, 12% Nickel)
19.	Denmark	1 Krone 1 DKK	1997	Obverse: New royal monogram, showing three times between three crowns. Reverse: Drawing based on prehistoric drawings with two hearts on each side of the hole representing the royal mint.	Copper-nickel
20.	Philippines	10 Sentimo 0.1 PHP	1997	Obverse: The value in the centre with the country name above around the rim and the date at the bottom. Reverse: Logo of the Central Bank of the Philippines.	Copper plated Steel
21.	Malaysia	20 Sen 0.2 MYR	2013	Obverse: The Hibiscus flower (Binomial name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis), the national flower of Malaysia with the date to the right above the denomination. Reverse: Bunga melur or jasmine flower with the destar siga pattern as background.	Nickel Brass
22.	United Kingdom	20 Pence 0.20 GBP	2000	Obverse: Fourth crowned portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II right, wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, legend around. Reverse: Crowned Tudor rose dividing date and legend, denomination below.	Copper Nickel
23.	Norway	10 Øre 0.1 NOK	1985	Obverse: Crowned Olav V monogram. Reverse: Value in two lines, name of country and mintmark below.	Copper-nickel (75% Cu, 25% Ni)
24.	Norway	1 Krone 1 NOK	1999	Obverse: Three crowned monograms of Harald V form cross within circle with center hole. Reverse: Stylized bird on a vine above the center hole based on the carving on the portal of Hylestad Stave Church, Setesdal. Date above the value below.	Copper-nickel (75% Cu, 25% Ni)
25.	United Kingdom	1 Penny 0.01 GBP	2016	Obverse: Fifth crowned portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II right, wearing the George IV State Diadem, legend around. Reverse: Left part of Royal Shield, denomination to left segment.	Copper plated Steel
26.	United States	1 Cent 0.05 USD	1977	Obverse: The portrait of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States from 1861 to 1865, facing right accompanied by the lettering "LIBERTY" and the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST". Reverse: The Lincoln Memorial surrounded with the face value in full, the lettering: "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and the motto: "E • PLURIBUS • UNUM •".	Bronze
27.	United Kingdom	1 Penny 0.01 GBP	1971	Obverse: Second crowned portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II right, wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara, legend around. Reverse: A crowned portcullis with chains (an adaptation of the Badge of Henry VII which is now the Badge of the Palace of Westminster) and the face value.	Bronze
28.	Thailand	1 Baht 1 BHT	2542 (Thai)	Obverse: Bust of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, or Rama IX, facing left. Reverse: Phra Kaew Temple, Bangkok and the denomination to the right.	Copper-Nickel
29.	Indonesia	25 Rupiah 25 IDR	1996	Obverse: The National Emblem of Indonesia (Garuda Pancasila), Reverse: Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) with the denomination to the left.	Aluminium
30.	Russia	50 Kopecks 0.50 RUB	2012	Obverse: In the center — the relief image of Saint George the Warrior on horseback killing a serpent with a spear; • to the right below, under the front hoof of the horse — the Cyrillic letters М (Moscow) or С-П (Saint Petersburg), indicating the mint-producer; • above from the left to the right — the inscription along the rim: “БАНК РОССИИ” (BANK OF RUSSIA) divided by the figure of Saint George the Warrior; • below under the image of the serpent — the year of mintage. Reverse: Slightly to the right of the center is the denomination of the coin: with the number 50 above“КОПЕЕК” written horizontally at the bottom of the disc and a stylized vegetable ornament in form of two branches below.	Brass clad Steel
31.	Singapore	20 Cents 0.2 SGD	1997	Obverse: The arms of Singapore with the date underneath and 'Singapore' on four sides in English, Tamil, Chinese, and Malay. Reverse: The denomination in Latin at the top with a powder-puff plant frond (Binomial Name: Calliandra surinamensis) below and the denomination in numerals at the bottom.	Copper-Nickel
32.	Ireland	5 Euro Cents 0.05 EUR	2000	Obverse: The Celtic harp, a traditional symbol of Ireland, accompanied by the inscription "éire", the Irish word for Ireland and the twelve five-pointed stars representing the European Union around the rim. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia.	Copper plated Steel
33.	Iraq	25 Fils 0.025 IQD	1975	Obverse: Value in Arabic in a central circle with lettering, wheat ear and leaf below, lettering above. Reverse: Three palm trees in foreground, row of trees in background both sides, years to the side.	Copper-Nickel
34.	Germany	2 Euro Cents 0.02 EUR	2003	Obverse: An oak twig, symbolizing stability, surrounded by the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia.	Copper plated Steel
35.	India	25 Naye Paise 0.25 INR	1986	Obverse: Asoka lion pedestal. Reverse: Denomination, date below.	Nickel
36.	India	2 Naye Paise 0.02 INR	1957	Obverse: Ashoka Lion pedestal with the country name on both sides. Reverse: The denomination above the date.	Copper-Nickel
37.	India	20 Paise 0.2 INR	1969	Obverse: The centennial of Mahatma Gandhi's birth. Reverse: Ashoka Lion Capital, denomination below.	Aluminium-Bronze
38.	United Arab Emirates	50 Fils 0.50 AED	1982	Obverse: Denomination in Arabic characters surrounded by name of the country. Reverse: Three oil derricks, date numerals below.	Copper-Nickel
39.	India	10 Paise 0.1 INR	1988	Obverse: The Asoka Lion pedestal with the country name on both sides. Reverse: The denomination above the date and the mintmark at the bottom.	Stainless Steel
40.	Russia	10 Kopecks 0.10 RUB	2007	Obverse: In the center — the relief image of Saint George the Warrior on horseback killing a serpent with a spear; • to the right below, under the front hoof of the horse — the Cyrillic letters М (Moscow) or С-П (Saint Petersburg), indicating the mint-producer; • above from the left to the right — the inscription along the rim: “БАНК РОССИИ” (BANK OF RUSSIA) divided by the figure of Saint George the Warrior; • below under the image of the serpent — the year of mintage. Reverse: In the center, a little to the right — the denomination of the coin: the figure 10, under it — the word “КОПЕЕК” (KOPECKS) written horizontal; at the bottom of the disc — the stylized vegetable ornament in form of two branches.	Brass clad Steel
41.	Spain	5 Euro Cents 0.05 EUR	2009	Obverse: The cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, a jewel of Spanish Romanesque architecture and one of the most famous pilgrimage destinations in the world, is encircled by the lettering "ESPAÑA" (Spain), the royal monogram and the twelve stars of Europe of whom five are bound by a band. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia	Copper plated Steel
42.	Morocco	0.5 Dirham 0.5 MAD	2002	Obverse: Crowned arms with supporters. Reverse: If you glorify God, He will glorify you; The Kingdom of Morocco.	Copper-Nickel
43.	United States	1 Cent 0.01 USD	2015	Obverse: The bust of Abraham Lincoln with the date above the mintmark to the right. Reverse: Ribbon bearing value on top of the shield	Copper plated zinc (97.5% Zinc, 2.5% Copper)
44.	Morocco	20 Centimes 0.2 MAD	2012	Obverse: Crowned arms with supporters Reverse: At left bee and flowers over reeded pattern; at right value and dates.	Brass plated Steel
45.	Russia	1 Rouble 1 RUB	1998	Obverse: In the centre - the Emblem of the Bank of Russia (the two-headed eagle with wings down), denomination; the year of issue and the mint trade mark. Reverse: Denomination.	Nickel Brass
46.	South Africa	10 Cents 0.1 ZAR	2009	Obverse: New national coat of arms. Reverse: Arum lily at left, value at right.	Bronze plated Steel
47.	Kazakhstan	10 Tenge 10 KZT	2018	Obverse: National Coat of arms, date below. Reverse: Denomination.	Brass plated Steel
48.	Gwalior Princely State (India)	¼ Anna (1⁄64)	1929	Obverse: Bust of Jivaji Rao facing left, legend in Devnagari surrounds. Reverse: Coat of arms, value in Devnagari & Urdu, VS date below.	Copper
49.	Kazakhstan	50 Tenge 50 KZT	2000	Obverse: National Coat of Arms, date below. Reverse: Value flanked by designs.	Nickel Brass
50.	Germany	5 Euro Cents 0.05 EUR	2016	Obverse: An oak twig, symbolizing stability, surrounded by the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia.	Copper plated Steel
51.	China	1 Yuan 1 RMB	2014	Obverse: Chrysanthemum blossom and the issuer name in Pinyin above. Reverse: Plain with incuse RMB initials repeated three times (which means "Renminbi").	Nickel plated Steel
52.	Australia	2 Dollars 2 AUD	2015	Obverse: 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. Reverse: A male Aboriginal Elder to the left The 5 stars of the Southern Cross Constellation above, Denomination centre, Native grass trees to the right.	Aluminium-Bronze
53.	Germany	10 Euro Cent 0.1 Euro	2002	Obverse: The Brandenburg Gate, symbol of the division of Germany and its subsequent unification, is surrounded with the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
54.	Germany	1 Euro Cent 0.01 EUR	2002	Obverse: An oak twig, symbolizing stability, surrounded by the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia.	Copper plated Steel
55.	India	1 Naya Paisa 0.01 INR	1961	Obverse: Ashoka lion capitol with the country name on both sides. Reverse: Denomination above the date and "Rupye ka souva bhaag" & "Naya Paisa" in Nagari.	Bronze
56.	Taiwan	1 New Dollar 1 TWD	2013	Obverse: Chiang Kai-shek bust left, date above Reverse: Denomination	Copper-aluminium-nickel (92% Copper, 6% Nickel, 2% Aluminium)
57.	Russia	10 Rubles 10 RUB	2010	Obverse: In the centre, the emblem of the Bank of Russia (double-headed eagle with open wings), underneath which is the semicircular legend "БАНК РОССИИ" (Bank of Russia). To the right, under the talon of the eagle, is the mint mark. At the top of the circle is the denomination: "ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ" (Ten Rubles). At the bottom are two horizontal lines separated by a dot; under them is the year of issue. Reverse: Denomination in the centre, on a background of vertical lines, underneath the word "РУБЛЕЙ" (Rubles). Floral design in the form of branches with intertwining stems along the edges. Latent image inside the number 0, seen differently depending on the viewing angle: the number 10 and the inscription "РУБ".	Brass plated steel
58.	Italy	1 Euro 1 EUR	2002	Obverse: A reproduction of the Vitruvian Man, a world renowned drawing created by Leonardo da Vinci around the year 1492, is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe. Italian Republic monogram above. Date and mint mark are at sides of the Leonardo design. Reverse: On the right, next to the numerical face value, a map of the Europe with the twelve vertical stars symbolizes the gathering of the nations of the European Union. The word "EURO" (part of the face value) is in relief above the map of Europe.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel clad nickel centre in nickel brass ring
59.	Austria	1 Euro 1 EUR	2008	Obverse: A portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the famous Austrian composer, in reference to Austria as a land of music, is accompanied with the face value and heraldic hatchings representing the Austrian flag and is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the European continent without borders	Bimetallic: copper-nickel clad nickel centre in nickel brass ring
60.	Macau	20 Avos 0.2 MOP	1982	Obverse: Portugal Escutcheon Shield (Coat of Arms) Reverse: Value above the fallen block letters within vertical rectangle	Brass
61.	Austria	20 Euro cents 0.2 EUR	2018	Obverse: The Belvedere Palace, one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Austria where the treaty re-establishing the sovereignty of Austria was signed in 1955, making its name synonymous with freedom, encircled by the face value, heraldic hatchings representing the Austrian flag and the twelve stars of Europe around the rim. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
62.	Saudi Arabia	1 Riyal 1 SAR	2016	Obverse: Multiple Coat of Arms within the Floral Ornamentation. Portrait of the King Reverse: Multiple Coat of Arms within the Floral Ornamentation.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in brass ring
63.	Mughal India	1 Tanka	?	Obverse: ? Reverse: ?	Brass (?)
64.	India	25 Paise 0.25 INR	1999	Obverse: The Asoka capitol above the denomination. Reverse: Indian Rhinoceros facing left with the date above.	Stainless Steel
65.	Canada	5 Cents 0.05 CAD	2007	Obverse: Head of Queen Elizabeth II, as at 77 years of age, bare headed, wearing necklace and earrings, facing right. Reverse: Beaver with the value above flanked by maple leaves and the date below the country name, all below the beaver.	Silver (.925)
66.	Taiwan	5 New Dollar 5 TWD	2014	Obverse: Bust of Chiang Kai-shek left Reverse: Chinese symbols in center, 5 below	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
67.	Germany	1 Euro 1 EUR	2002, 2007	Obverse: The eagle, the traditional symbol of German sovereignty, is surrounded with the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the European continent without borders	Bimetallic: copper-nickel clad nickel centre in nickel brass ring
68.	United States	25 Cents 0.25 USD	2016	Commemoration: Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota. Obverse: The portrait in left profile of George Washington, the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797, is accompanied with the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" and the lettering "LIBERTY" surrounded with the denomination and the inscription "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA". Reverse: A young Theodore Roosevelt on horseback surveying the terrain near the Little Missouri River. Inscriptions are “THEODORE ROOSEVELT,” “NORTH DAKOTA,” “2016” and “E PLURIBUS UNUM.”	Copper-Nickel clad Copper
69.	Sri Lanka	50 Cents 0.5 LKR	1978	Obverse: Armorial Ensign. Reverse: Value above designs within wreath.	Copper-Nickel
70.	Sweden	1 Krona 1 SEK	2016	Obverse: King Carl XVI Gustaf in profile separating date. Reverse: Stylised solar corona, denomination with three crowns above.	Copper plated Steel
71.	Czech Republic	5 Korun 5 CZK	1998	Obverse: Czech Lion, state name 'ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA', and year of issue and mintmark below. Reverse: Depiction of Charles Bridges which crosses Vltava river in Prague, A Linden leaf, and denomination in a large font.	Nickel plated Steel
72.	Austria	10 Euro cents 0.1 EUR	2019	Obverse: St. Stephen's Cathedral, one of the jewels of Viennese Gothic architecture, is accompanied with the face value and heraldic hatchings representing the Austrian flag and is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A map of Europe next to the denomination.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
73.	India	5 Rupees 5 INR	2010	Commemoration: 75th Anniversary of the Reserve Bank of India. Obverse: Asoka lion pedestal, denomination below. Reverse: भारतीय रिज़र्व बैंक RESERVE BANK OF INDIA प्लैटिनम जयंती PLATINUM JUBILEE 1935-2010	Nickel Brass
74.	Netherlands	5 Euro cents 0.05 EUR	2019	Obverse: King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands facing right Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the European continent without borders	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
75.	Poland	1 Grosz 1 PLZ	2001	Obverse: Eagle in the coat-of-arms of the Republic of Poland, state name in Polish 'RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA', and year of issue. Reverse: The face value is accompanied by an oak leaf.	Manganese-Brass
76.	Turkey	25 Kurus 0.25 TRY	2014	Obverse: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk facing left with the country name around the rim. Reverse: Crescent and Star (National Emblem of Turkey), a Kufic calligraphic, and the value along with the date.	Nickel brass (60% Copper, 14% Nickel, 26% Zinc)
77.	Turkey	5 Kurus 0.05 TRY	2013	Obverse: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk facing left within a center circle. Reverse: Crescent and Star (National Emblem) at the top above the value, the Tree of Life at the right, and the date at the bottom.	Nickel Brass (65% Copper, 6% Nickel, 29% Zinc)
78.	Turkey	10 Kurus 0.10 TRY	2018	Obverse: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk facing left within a center circle. Reverse: Crescent and Star (National Emblem) above the value with a Rumi motif, the arabesques and geometric patterns of Islamic art, in the background and the date at the bottom.	Nickel Brass (65% Copper, 6% Nickel, 29% Zinc)
79.	Czech Republic	2 Koruny 2 CZK	1993	Obverse: Crowned Czech lion, mintmark, year of production. Reverse: Great Moravian button-jewel, engraver's mark under value.	Nickel plated Steel.
80.	Germany	10 Euro Cents 0.1 EUR	2002	Obverse: The Brandenburg Gate, symbol of the division of Germany and its subsequent unification, is surrounded with the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
81.	Spain	10 Euro Cents 0.1 EUR	2003	Obverse: A portrait of Miguel de Cervantes, the father of Spanish literature, is accompanied with his name, a quill, the lettering "ESPAÑA" (Spain) and the royal monogram an is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe of whom five are bound by a band. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
82.	Finland	5 Euro Cents 0.05 EUR	2001	Obverse: The Finnish heraldic lion is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A globe, next to the face value, shows Europe in relation to Africa and Asia.	Copper plated Steel
83.	Netherlands	20 Euro Cents 0.2 EUR	2016	Obverse: The bust of King Willem-Alexander divided vertically by an inscription Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the European continent without borders	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
84.	Belgium	10 Euro Cents 0.1 EUR	1999	Obverse: The portrait in left profile of King Albert II encircled by the twelve stars of Europe, among which is situated his monogram: a capital "A" with the Roman numeral "II" underneath a crown. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
85.	India	5 Rupees 5 INR	2007	Commemoration: Birth Centenary of Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Obverse: Ashoka Pillar Lion Capitol, denomination to the right. Reverse: Bust of Shaheed Bhagat Singh facing.	Stainless Steel
86.	Nepal	1 Rupee 1 NPR	2009	Obverse: Mount Everest and "Sagarmatha" (name of Everest in Nepali) as the inscription Reverse: Nepal Map with mountains and value in English above and in Nepali below	Brass-plated Steel
87.	Germany	20 Euro Cents 0.2 EUR	2009	Obverse: The Brandenburg Gate, symbol of the division of Germany and its subsequent unification, is surrounded with the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
88.	Spain	20 Euro Cents 0.2 EUR	2016	Obverse: A portrait of Miguel de Cervantes, the father of Spanish literature, is accompanied with his name, a quill, the lettering "ESPAÑA" (Spain) and the royal monogram an is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe of whom five are bound by a band. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
89.	India	5 Rupees 5 INR	1994	Commemoration: World of Work - 75 Years of ILO. Obverse: Asoka Lion pedestal, denomination below. Reverse: Symbol of the International Labour Organization.	Copper-Nickel
90.	Portugal	1 Euro 1 EUR	2006	Obverse: The 3rd royal seal of 1144 of Afonso Henriques, the 1st king of Portugal, is encircled by alternately the 7 country's castles and the five coats of arms, which appear on the Portuguese flag, and the letters of the word "PORTUGAL", all encircled by the 12 stars of Europe. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the gathering of the fifteen states of the European Union.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel clad nickel centre in nickel brass ring.
91.	India	5 Rupees 5 INR	2012	Commemoration: Silver Jubilee 2012 - Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board. Obverse: Lion capitol of Ashoka Pillar, value below. Reverse: Centrally located the picture of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi. Lettering around outside of picture and date. Below the picture 'Silver Jubilee' is written.	Brass
92.	India	2 Rupees 2 INR	1995, 1996, 2000, 2001	Obverse: Ashoka lion pedestal, denomination below. Reverse: Map of India, flag within	Copper-Nickel
93.	India	50 Paisa 0.5 INR	2000	Obverse: Large denomination at bottom with three lions symbol above. Lettering both sides. Reverse: Map in background with circular Parliament house building in New Delhi on top. Date below, lettering top right.	Stainless Steel
94.	Template:Country data British Raj	1 Quarter Anna	1934	Obverse: King George V crowned head left, legend in English, toothed rim. Reverse: Denomination and date within a circle of beads wreath and toothed rim surrounds.	Bronze
95.	Template:Country data British Raj	Half Anna	1944	Obverse: King George VI crowned head left, English legend, toothed rim. Reverse: Denomination and date within decorative outline, Value in 4 Indian languages outside border Urdu, Bengali, Telugu & Devnagari within a toothed rim.	1944
96.	Romania	1 Ban	2012	Obverse: Coat of arms of Romania, date below. Reverse: Denomination	Brass plated steel.
97.	Template:Country data British Raj	1 Anna	1949	Obverse: Crowned head of King George VI, left. English legend surrounds. Reverse: Denomination, date below within floral pattern. Value in four languages, Urdu, Telugu, Bengali & Devanagari outside.	Copper-Nickel
98.	Sri Lanka	1 Cent 0.01 LKR	1994	Obverse: Armorial Ensign. Reverse: Denomination.	Aluminium
99.	Sri Lanka	2 Cents 0.02 LKR	1978	Obverse: Armorial Ensign. Reverse: Value above designs within wreath.	Aluminium
100.	Sri Lanka	5 Cents 0.05 LKR	1991	Obverse: Armorial Ensign of Sri Lanka. Reverse: Design and the date below.	Aluminium
101.	Sri Lanka	10 Cents 0.1 LKR	1998	Obverse: The emblem of Sri Lanka. Reverse: The value in the centre, above the date.	Aluminium
102.	Sri Lanka	25 Cents 0.25 LKR	2004	Obverse: Emblem. Reverse: Denomination, below.	Nickel class Steel
103.	Sri Lanka	50 Cents 0.5 LKR	2004	Obverse: Armorial ensign. Reverse: Value above, designs with wreath.	Nickel plated Steel
104.	Sri Lanka	1 Rupee 1 LKR	2004	Obverse: Emblem. Reverse: Inscriptions below designs, within wreath.	Cupro-Nickel
105.	Sri Lanka	2 Rupee 2 LKR	2004	Obverse: The Armorial Ensign of Sri Lanka. Reverse: The large numeral 2 at the centre with TWO RUPEES in Sinhala, Tamil and English superimposed. SRI LANKA in Sinhala appear at the apex of the coin and in Tamil and English on ether side. The year of issue is at the bottom.	Nickel Brass
106.	Sri Lanka	5 Rupee 5 LKR	2004	Obverse: National arms. Reverse: Inscription over and around value.	Nickel-Brass
107.	Sri Lanka	10 Rupee 10 LKR	1998	Commemoration: 50th Anniversary of the Independence from the British Empire. Obverse: Value and dates within designed wreath. Reverse: Sri Dalada Maligawa, a Buddhist temple in the city of Kandy.	Bimetallic: nickel brass centre in copper-nickel ring
108.	United Arab Emirates	1 Dirham 1 AED	1989	Obverse: Denomination in Arabic characters surrounded by name of the country. Reverse: Dallah (traditional Arabic coffee pot) above dates.	Copper-Nickel
109.	Morocco	10 Dirhams 10 MAD	2002	Obverse: King Mohammed VI facing left. Reverse: Crowned Arms with supporters.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in brass ring.
110.	Switzerland	5 Francs 5 CHF	1979	Obverse: Bust of curly-haired herdsman, facing right, wearing hooded shirt, often mistakenly identified as William Tell. Reverse: The Swiss escutcheon with flower wreaths and the face value, date and mintmark if present at bottom.	Copper-nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel)
111.	Iceland	10 Krónur 10 ISK	2005	Obverse: The four traditional protector spirits ("Landvættir") of Iceland. These are Griðungur the bull, Gammur the eagle, Dreki the dragon, and Bergrisi the giant. Reverse: Face value above four Capelin fishes (Mallotus villosus).	Nickel plated Steel
112.	China	5 Fen 0.05 CNY	1984	Obverse: China's emblem: Tian'anmen, "Gate of Heavenly Peace", gate to the forbidden city, 5 stars above it. Was Y#3. Reverse: Ears surrounding the face value.	Aluminium
113.	Template:Country data British Raj	1 Rupee 1 INR	1940	Obverse: Crowned head of George VI facing left, English legend, toothed rim Reverse: Within circle, date divides legend in English & Urdu (One Rupee). Outside circle, wreath made of roses, thistle, shamrock leaves and lotus flowers. All within a toothed border.	Silver (.500)
114.	Poland	1 Złoty 1 PLZ	1982	Obverse: The White Eagle, national coat of arms of Poland, mintmark if present under a claw to the right. Reverse: Value within wreath, part of small circles along rim.	Aluminium
115.	Nicaragua	25 Centavos 0.25 NIO	2014	Obverse: Coat of arms with legend around. Reverse: Value at center, with motto at top and date at bottom.	Brass plated Steel
116.	Kazakhstan	100 Tenge 100 KHT	2006	Obverse: The arms of Kazakhstan with the date below. Reverse: Denomination.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in nickel brass ring.
117.	Morocco	1 Dirham 1 MAD	1987	Obverse: King Hassan II. Reverse: Coat of Arms.	Copper-Nickel
118.	Finland	2 Euros 2 EUR	2011	Obverse: Cloudberries and cloudberry flowers, the emblem of Finland, are encircled by the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: New map of eurozone.	Bimetallic: nickel brass clad nickel centre in copper-nickel ring.
119.	Denmark	2 Kroner 2 DKK	1992	Obverse: The new royal monogram of Margarethe II, showing three times between three crowns. Reverse: Drawing based on prehistoric drawings and the heart of the royal mint left and right of the hole..	Copper-Nickel
120.	United States	¼ Dollar 0.25 USD	1990	Obverse: The portrait in left profile of George Washington, the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797, is accompanied with the motto: "IN GOD WE TRUST" and surrounded with the lettering: "LIBERTY". Reverse: An eagle, wings spread, and standing on a shaft of arrows with two olive sprays beneath the eagle, is surrounded with the face value, the motto "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and the lettering "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA".	Copper-Nickel clad Copper
121.	South Korea	100 Won 100 KRW	2002	Obverse: Admiral Yi Sun-sin (1545–1598), Korea's national hero, facing the viewer dividing the denomination. Reverse: The value above the issuer name and below the date.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
122.	Morocco	5 Dirham 5 MAD	2002	Obverse: Inner disc: Portrait facing left Outer circle: Five grooves, with star at bottom, lettering at sides: "Mohammed VI, Kingdom of Morocco". Reverse: Inner disc: Emblem Outer circle: Five grooves, with dates on left and right, star at top, lettering below - divided by 5 numeral which overlaps both sections.	Bimetallic: brass centre in copper-nickel ring
123.	Hong Kong	1 Dollar 1 HKD	1998	Obverse: Bauhinia or Hong Kong orchid flower (Binomial Name: Bauhinia blakeana) above the issuer name. Reverse: The denomination in numerals above the date, and the denomination in Latin at the bottom.	Copper-Nickel
124.	Germany	1 Deutsche Mark 1 DEM	1989	Obverse: German eagle, mintmark below. Reverse: Two oak branches on either side of the face value.	Copper-Nickel
125.	Taiwan	10 New Dollars 10 TWD	1989	Obverse: Bust of Chiang Kai-shek left. Reverse: Chinese symbols, denomination below.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
126.	Switzerland	1 Franc 1 CHF	2016	Obverse: Full-length figure of Helvetia, standing, facing left, wearing toga, holding spear in right hand, and supporting shield with coat of arms of Switzerland with left hand. 22 stars around, representing the 22 cantons of the Swiss confederation. In 1983, a 23rd star was added for the Canton of Jura, which was founded in 1979. Reverse: Wreath formed of oak and alpine rose branches tied with a ribbon below.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
127.	Hong Kong	1 Dollar 1 HKD	1978	Obverse: Young bust of Queen Elizabeth II facing right. Reverse: Upright crowned lion with the issuer on top and the denomination below.	Copper-Nickel
128.	Norway	1 Kroner 5 NOK	1999	Obverse: Hole at center of order chain (Order of St. Olav), legend around, the mintmark of Det Norske Mynverket: the crossed pick and hammer. Reverse: Center hole divides sprigs, value above and date below, engraver's initials to the right.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
129.	Thailand	10 Baht 10 BHT	2008	Obverse: Bust of King Rama IX facing left within circle. Reverse: Arun Temple (Temple of the Dawn), Bangkok.	Bimetallic: aluminium-bronze centre in copper-nickel ring
130	China	1 Yuan 1 CNY	2016	Obverse: Chrysanthemum blossom and the issuer name in Pinyin above. Reverse: Bank name '中国人民银行', denomination '1 元' 'YI YUAN', and year of issue.	Nickel plated Steel
131.	Bahrain	100 Fils 0.1 BHD	2008	Obverse: The Coat of Arms of Kingdom of Bahrain and the Country's Name in Arabic and English along with the Hijri (Islamic) and Gregorian dates in English. Reverse: Numeric denomination back of boxed denomination within circle Surrounded by Chain border. In the rectangular denomination box, The Last letter of the word "فلس" is written in Stylized Arabic.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in brass ring.
132.	Taiwan	50 New Dollars 50 TWD	2014	Obverse: Portrait of Sun Yat-sen, the first president of Taiwan, date below. Reverse: Two rice stalks, latent image displaying denomination in Chinese and Western numbers in centre, denomination above.	Copper-aluminium-nickel (92% Copper, 6% Aluminium, 2% Nickel)
133.	Nepal	2 Rupees 2 NPR	2003	Obverse: Central Circle: Trident Inside the Square: King's Name (Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev) Outside the Square: Hinduism Icons; Clockwise from Top Left: Chakra (Wheel), Shank (Conch), Gada (Mace) & Padma (Lotus) Top of the square: Crescent, Symbol Sri (श्री), Sun. Bottom of the Square: Year. Reverse: Janaki or Sita Mandir or Temple.	Brass-plated Steel
134.	Template:Country data British Raj	1 Rupee 1 INR	1917	Obverse: Crowned bust of King George V facing left (type II). Reverse: Within a circle, the date divides legend in English & Urdu (Yek Rupya) with the outside of the circle having a wreath made of roses, thistle, shamrock leaves and lotus flowers, all within a toothed border.	Silver (.917)
135.	Russia	5 Rubles 5 RUB	1998	Obverse: In the center — the two-headed eagle with wings down, above — the semicircular inscription — «БАНК РОССИИ» (BANK OF RUSSIA), under the eagle — the face value underscored by a horizontal line divided by a dot in the middle, at the bottom — the year of issue, to the right — the mint trade mark. Reverse: Value to the left of Vine sprig.	Copper-Nickel clad Copper
136.	Spain	50 Euro Cents 0.5 EUR	2001	Obverse: A portrait of Miguel de Cervantes, the father of Spanish literature, is accompanied with his name, a quill, the lettering "ESPAÑA" (Spain) and the royal monogram an is encircled by the twelve stars of Europe of whom five are bound by a band. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union.	Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Aluminium, 5% Zinc, 1% Tin)
137.	Honduras	10 Centavos 0.1 HNL	2014	Obverse: Coat of Arms. Reverse: Value within laurel wreath.	Brass plated steel (93.3% Steel, 4.7% Copper, 2.0% Zinc)
138.	Sri Lanka	10 Rupees 10 LKR	2016	Obverse: Sri Lanka ensign. Reverse: Large value.	Stainless steel
139.	Australia	50 Cents 0.5 AUD	1998	Commemoration: 200th Anniversary of the Discovery of Bass Strait. Obverse: 3rd portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the King George IV State Diadem. Reverse: Portraits of Bass and Flinders, a map of part of Australia and all of Tasmania and a depiction of the route they took.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
140.	Nepal	2 Rupees 2 NPR	2009	Obverse: Mount Everest and "Sagarmatha" (name of Everest in Nepali) as the inscription. Reverse: Farmer ploughing with water buffalos.	Brass plated Steel
141.	India	5 Rupees 5 INR	1985	Commemoration: Death of Indira Gandhi - statesperson, 1917-1984. Obverse: Asoka Lion pedestal, denomination below. Reverse: Bust of Indira Gandhi facing right.	Copper-Nickel
142.	India	1 Rupee 1 INR	1989	Commemoration: 100th Anniversary of Birth of Nehru. Obverse: Ashoka Lion Capitol, denomination below. Reverse: Capped bust of Jawaharlal Nehru facing right.	Copper-Nickel
143.	Belgium	2 Euros 2 EUR	2000	Obverse: The portrait of King Albert II facing left encircled by the 12 stars of Europe in the outer ring, among which is situated his monogram (a capital "A" with the Roman numeral "II" underneath a crown). Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the fifteen states of the European Union.	Bimetallic: nickel brass clad nickel centre in copper-nickel ring.
144.	Jordan	50 Fils 0.05 JOD	1977	Obverse: Head right. Reverse: Value and date within circle flanked by sprigs.	Copper-Nickel
145.	India	10 Paise 0.1 INR	1982	Obverse: Ashoka Lion Capital within a circle of beads, surrounded by a wreath. Reverse: Denomination, date below within circle of beads, wreath.	Aluminium
146.	Netherlands	2 Euros 2 EUR	2000	Obverse: An uncluttered portrait of Queen Beatrix is accompanied, in the right side, facing left with a vertically written inscription above the date. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, shows the fifteen states of the European Union.	Bimetallic: nickel brass clad nickel centre in copper-nickel ring.
147.	Germany Democratic Republic	1 Mark 1 DDM	1978	Obverse: State emblem (hammer and a compass, surrounded by a ring of rye with a ribbon displaying the flag colors: black, red and yellow), legend around. Reverse: Face value and oak leaves, mintmark at the top.	ALuminium
148.	Taiwan	10 New Dollars 10 TWD	2011	Obverse: Portrait of Dr.Sun Yat-Sen, the first president and founding father of the Republic of China. Reverse: The latent images of continuous hidden words "國泰", "民安" in banner above, continuous hidden Taiwan island and Mei Blossom in "0" below.	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
149.	Turkey	1 Lira 1 TRY	2009	Obverse: Head of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk facing left. Reverse: Crescent and Star (National Emblem) at the top and the date at the bottom of a designed ring of Rumi art and denomination in the center and a Rumi Motif in the background.	Bimetallic: nickel brass centre in nickel brass ring (Core: 75% Copper, 15% Nickel, 10% Zinc - Ring: 81% Copper, 4% Nickel, 15% Zinc).
150.	Ethiopia	1 Birr 1 ETB	2010	Obverse: Roaring Ethiopian (or Abyssinian lion) lion's head facing right Binomial Name: Panthera leo roosevelti lettering amh. for "Ethiopia", "2002" Reverse: Weighing scales; lettering amh. for "1 Birr", "One Birr"	Bimetallic: nickel brass centre in copper-nickel ring
151.	Australia	20 Cents 0.2 AUD	1984	Obverse: 2nd portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. Reverse: Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) and the numeral "20".	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
152.	Poland	10 Złotych (10 PLZ)	1984	Obverse: The White Eagle, national coat of arms of Poland. Reverse: 10 ZŁOTYCH	Copper-nickel
153.	Template:Country data British Raj	1⁄64 Rupee 1⁄64 INR	1906, 1907	Obverse: Bust of Edward VII facing left. Reverse: Denomination and date within circle of beads, wreath surrounds.	Bronze
154.	Mexico	10 Pesos	2016	Obverse: The National Arms of Mexico (An eagle on cactus facing left with a snake in beak above wreath), with the inscription forming a semicircle above. Reverse: In the center there is the circle of the Aztec sun stone representing Tonatiuh with the fire mask. In the peripheral ring at top center the value; to the left the mint year, and to the right the mark of the Mint of Mexico "Mo"; at the bottom, the face value in words. On most coins the inverted "L' shape ornament along the rim. See comments for details.	Bimetallic: nickel brass centre in aluminium-bronze ring (Core: 65% Copper, 10% Nickel, 25% Zinc - Ring: 92% Copper, 6% Aluminium, 2% Nickel)
155.	Template:Country data British Raj	1⁄64 Rupee 1⁄64 INR	1901	Obverse: Bust of Victoria Empress facing right. Reverse: Denomination and date within circle of beads, wreath surrounds.	Bronze
156.	India	10 Rupees 10 INR	2009	Obverse: Ashoka Lion pedestal between lines. Reverse: Large denomination, wide rays above.	Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in aluminium-bronze ring
157.	Australia	50 Cents 0.5 AUD	1999	Obverse: 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. Reverse: Australia coat of arms (the escutcheon is carried by a red kangaroo (Macropus rufus) and an Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) and the numeral "50".	Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
158.	Japan Empire of Japan	20 Yen 20 JPY	1870	Obverse: Dragon within beaded circle, legends above, written value below. Reverse: Sunburst crest superimposed on sacred mirror, flanked by military banners, chrysanthemum above with paulowian crest below.	Gold (.900; 33.33g)