Posted 05/20/2012 06:33 am
Some other countries you have missed:
Paraguay in 1974 issued a series of four coins, three gold and one silver.
You'll find him among the other American notables on the Isle of Man 1987 Constitution series.
The Bahamas issued a series of twelve "History of the Americas" $5 coins in 1992, including an abolition of Slavery coin featuring Lincoln.
The kleptocratic government of Equatorial Guinea decided to honour Lincoln on a series of "world leaders" 75 and 500 peseta coins in 1970 - alongside Lenin, Gandhi and the Pope.
They don't appear to be legitimate coins since they're given "X" numbers on the NGC database (meaning they're listed in the "Unusual World Coins" catalogue rather than the mainstream coin catalogue), but there are some Micronesia bimetallic dollars dated 2004 featuring US presidents, including one for Lincoln.
All thanks to this old thread, of course.
Paraguay in 1974 issued a series of four coins, three gold and one silver.
You'll find him among the other American notables on the Isle of Man 1987 Constitution series.
The Bahamas issued a series of twelve "History of the Americas" $5 coins in 1992, including an abolition of Slavery coin featuring Lincoln.
The kleptocratic government of Equatorial Guinea decided to honour Lincoln on a series of "world leaders" 75 and 500 peseta coins in 1970 - alongside Lenin, Gandhi and the Pope.
They don't appear to be legitimate coins since they're given "X" numbers on the NGC database (meaning they're listed in the "Unusual World Coins" catalogue rather than the mainstream coin catalogue), but there are some Micronesia bimetallic dollars dated 2004 featuring US presidents, including one for Lincoln.
All thanks to this old thread, of course.
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
