What's The Coin-A Guessing Game

The previous coin or token was from Israel and that's all I know about it.
But since it is a thread killer, lets replace my coin with a fairly easy one and absolutely one of my favorites.

Yes you got it and now, I am off the hook. Thank you. I suppose it is your turn.
Don't you agree it is one of the most beautiful US coins ever minted?
I don't own any but someday .... someday I'll get one.

Netherlands 10 guilders 1876

Another lucky guess on my part.

And now - for something different:

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I recently found an example of this coin in a 22-pound bag of foreign coins that I was searching through, and after someone identifies it, I'll provide the URL's that I accessed to find out more about it. Quite an interesting story, especially for those of you who are interested in languages.

I will accept the name of the issuer of the coin OR the country that it was minted in, as well as the denomination. And it IS a coin, as it was used in commerce.

Have at it!

That didn't take long!

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This coin, or maybe token, was minted in The Netherlands along with other denominations, and its value was set the same as a loaf of bread in 1959 - but didn't last long. There's more on Wikipedia (which actually seems to be accurate with this article) plus at http://www.chiefacoins.com/Database...la-Ligo.htm. Esperanto was of course a "made-up" language which at one boasted world-wide participants. In fact, you could even earn a Merit Badge in Scouts by learning and communicating in Esperanto at one time.

And now, over to you, QuickSilver.

Just to bump this, I'll guess that this is a 1000-latka coin from East Taxenia, 1888.

Hello forum member. I am new member on this forum. I hope that there I forum more support.

I knew it