Post Your World Coins That Commemorate Joint History With The US

Your wish is my command!

Isle of Man 1994 Crown commemorating D-Day:

Republic of Poland -- 10 zlotych, 2008:





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400th anniversary of Jamestown, VA

Here's a 1975 5 Kroner coin from Norway that commemorates the 150th anniversary of the start of regular Norse immigration to America. Its reverse depicts the Restoration, the sloop that brought the first group to the US. The designs of the copper-nickel circulating commemorative coin are the work of Øivind Hansen.



It's a modern-era "cousin" to the 1925 Norse-American Centennial medal struck by the US Mint; the medal marked the 100th anniversary of the same event (though with a much more symbolic theme).

No -- just this one. The only reason I have this is because of the glass insert. It's part of my "coins with gimmicks" subcollection.

Great example!

A more subtle reference. I like it.

Here's a coin from the Netherlands issued in 1997 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Marshal Plan.



If you'd like to learn more about the Marshall Plan/European Recovery Program, the "almost" US commemorative coin for its 50th anniversary and/or the coin shown here, visit: 1997 Marshall Plan Commemorative Coins

Gold version of a Netherlands 50 Gulden silver coin struck in 1982 to commemorate 200 years of diplomatic relations between the Netharlands and the USA. It is believed that only 6 in gold were struck. One of these was given to president Reagan during his visit to the Netherlands. The mintage of the silver version was 198,986 in UNC and 49,998 in proof.