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I'll start out with a coin from Bermuda 
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United States
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Croatia - 2 kune 
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United States
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Slovenia - 1 tolar 
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Singapore 
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Cyprus 1955 3 mils 
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Just dawned on me for a Country that is completely surrounded by the oceans, we do not have any coins that depict a "true" fish...we have a $5.00 Great White Shark and a $10.00 Whale.
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Australia
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Australia
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Frank, you should get hold of Singapore's 50 cent coin too. :)
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Valued Member
 United States
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I have a friend that will be spending a few weeks in Singapore this Fall and then onto India for a couple more weeks. I hope to get a pile of new coins when she returns.
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Bahams 
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Australia
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Injecting a little ancient flavour to this thread:   a small bronze coin from Cunbaria, ancient Greco-Roman colony somewhere on the Spanish-Portuguese coast, not far from Cadiz, circa 100 BC. The fish is a tuna. Quite a few of the early Spanish city-states seem to have issued coins with fish on them. This is the only one I've got.
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
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Bangladesh 
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