How Well Do You Know Your World Coins? 2

OK, try these then

02 - states (though not the United States)
04 - small (though not as small as the fanams)
05 - poor (though usually not the condition)
06 - Hamburg (though it's not a German coin)
07 - eagle (though it cannot be comfortable)
09 - colony (though not the most obvious one)
10 - stars (though not fifty of them)
14 - farmer girl (though not the French one)
18 - pfennig (though not spelled this way)
19 - still minted (though not with the same composition)
23 - aluminum (though not the first issued by that country)
25 - another farmer girl (though not the French or #14 one)
26 - mark (though not the German one)
28 - another mark (though not the German or #26 one)
29 - President (though there wasn't another one for 10 years after this one)
30 - Regent (though never succeeded by an actual monarch)
34 - bridge (though not the Tower Bridge)
36 - Lady Liberty (though it's not a cents or dollars coins)
39 - coat of arms (though not one - a whole bunch of them)
40 - fez (though it's not from Morocco)
45 - centavos (though it's not from Spain, Portugal, or South America)
93 - bird (though not the heraldic kind of bird)
94 - kopeks (though not the Russian ones)
95 - flower (though not on the same side as the date)
96 - cow (mind the methane, though!)

19 is Switzrland 5 rappen-centimes
30 is Hungary 5 pengö
34 is the Charles bridge over the Vltava-Moldau river in Prague, Czchoslovakia 10 haleru
40 was a very difficult one: a quarter anna from Bahawalpur

I think 04 is a Panama two-and-a-half centesimos.

I think 23 is a German aluminium 200 or 500 Mark piece issued during the hyper-inflation era. I'll go for 200M.

25 is Poland 2 zlote
45 could be Mozambique 50 centavos
94 Ukraine, and I believe with that color: 2 kopeks

06 is Romania 5,10 or 20 bani (Hamburg Mint)
96 is Guernsey 2 pence

Is 07 Mexico 10 centavos (eagle sitting on a cactus = not comfortable)
10 could be Brazil 40 reis
not certain about 18 : Poland 5 fenigow?
36: Argentina 5,10 or 20 centavos?

Here are hints for all the remaining ones:

02 - states (though not the United States)
05 - poor (though usually not the condition)
14 - farmer girl (though not the French one)
29 - President (though there wasn't another one for 10 years after this one)
47 - anniversary (though not a round one)
48 - LEX (though it's not from Rome)
49 - antelope (though you've got to beware of Chinese fakes)
50 - 11 crowns (though that's quite a convoluted hint)
54 - one twentieth of the above (though not of 11)
57 - zinc (though it's not from Peru)
58 - rodent (I wonder whether it's the red or grey one, though)
59 - Cyryllic script (though it's not from Russia or Bulgaria)
60 - Charlotte (though she's not pictured on the coin)
62 - round shield supported by 2 guys (I think they're archers, though I might be wrong)
63 - square (though it's not 1966 yet, so Bahamas are out)
64 - crescent (the date is the only western writing on this coin, though)
65 - flying woman with sword (she has no wings, though)
67 - quarter (not quarter dollar, though still silver at the time)
68 - 1/2 (NGC should really update their image of this common nickel coin, though)
72 - around a dollar (though it varies)
73 - girl (that's an elaborate headdress, though)
74 - 20th anniversary (why are the dates reversed, though)
76 - scallop (no seafood on the coin itself, though)
79 - there's not much to it (UltraRant would have known, though)
80 - if you don't have enough funds for the key date in your album you can buy this (this one won't fit, though)
85 - one hundred (they soon needed much more zeros, though)
86 - 7-sided (still round, though)
87 - JNL on one side and IML on the other (no idea what it means, though)
88 - without or with either of 3 different mintmarks (none of them is a letter though)
89 - flower (mind the thorns, though)
93 - bird (though not the heraldic kind of bird)
95 - flower (according to Wikipedia, a pantropical one, though).

60 - Luxembourg 1 franc (Charlotte monogram)
63 - India 5 paise
64 - Algeria 20 centimes?
87 - Julien, Nina Lefèvre, Institut Monetaire Luxembourgeoise, with such a hint I cannot miss (I think): Luxembourg 50 francs
89 - Great-Britain 20 pence