The Most Unusual Coins All Around The World

The Most Unusual Coins All Around The World

In the XX century, after numismatics has become one of the most popular hobbies in the world, central banks around the world began to produce memorable and commemorative coins.For several decades in the world there were many-colored coins, coins with inserts of different metals and even amber, with a picture of celebrities and even the characters of books. Most of these coins, of course, are memorable, anniversary and simple collectible, but some of them are really in a wide circulation among the population.

Photo 1. Mongolia, 2011, 500 MNT 

Photo 2. Côte d'Ivoire, 2010, 1,000 francs

Photo 3. Palau, 2008

Photo 4. Niue, 2008, $ 1

Photo 5. Liberia, 2005, $ 10

Photo 6. Benin, 2011, 100 francs

Photo 7. Cameroon, 2011, 1,000 francs

Photo 8. Liberia, 2001, $ 10

Photo 9. Portugal, 2006, € 8

Photo 10. Poland, PLN 10

Photo 11. Sweden, 2011, a coin with a piece of meteorite

Photo 12. Portugal, 2010, one and a half euro

Photo 13. Poland, the coins of different years

Photo 14. Tuvalu, 2009, the anniversary of Barbie doll

Photo 15. Uganda, 2001, the illusion-coin

Photo 16. Zambia, in 2003, the Calendar-coin

Photo 17. Tuvalu, a series of "Transformers"

Photo 18. Zambia, 2001, the illusion-coin

Photo 19. Benin, 2011, 100 francs

Photo 20. Belarus, coins with tales 

Photo 21. Belarus, coins with tales

Photo 22. Canada, 2011

Photo 23. Canada, 2010, $ 15 to the year of Tiger

Photo 24. Australia, 2009, 50 cents

Photo 25. Cook Islands, 2010, a coin with a piece of meteorite

Photo 26. Netherlands, 5 euro

Photo 27. Netherlands, 5 euros, issued to the anniversary of WWF

Photo 28. Finland

Photo 29. India rupee

Photo 30. Congo, 2004, a coin with a concave pattern

Photo 31. Fiji Islands, 2010, double coin

Photo 32. Liberia, a coin with folding sundial

Photo 33. Mariana Islands, $ 5

Photo 34. Liberia, $ 10