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Newbie Needs Help Iding A Few Coins! | Poland And Others

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Hey guys just wondering what these Coins are and where they originated from! looked all over the net and cant find much! Cheers Matt!

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1st picture (left to right, top to bottom)

Poland 2 zlote 1994 (bimetal)
Great Britain 1 new penny (1970s)
Poland 20 zlotych 1974
Great Britain 6 pence 1948
Poland 2 zlote 1979
Poland 20 zlotych 1975 (Nowotko)
Austria 10 groschen (aluminum)
Poland 50 groszy (1990-95)
Philippines .. denomination on reverse ;)
Poland 1 zloty 1929
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The large dollars with the square pattern in the centre and athletes running around are from New Zealand; Christchurch, where the 1974 Games were held, is a city on the South Island. The other two large dollar-sized coins are 1 tala coin from what was then known as Western Samoa (and now prefers to be known simply as Samoa).

The other two coins in the middle picture are from America, but you probably already guessed that.

The large dollar coin has president Eisenhower on the obverse; these are affectionately known as "Ikes" and are now effectively obsolete.
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Cheers Guys! Thanks for the info!
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