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The Spanish Peseta was in circulation from 1868 until 2001. This type of coin was used from 1958 to 1975.
The Brazilian Cruzeiro was the standard currency of this Nation from 1942 to 1967. This type of coin circulated from 1943 to 1947.
This coin circulated mostly from 1937 to 1945. American made Philippines silver coins stop circulating at all from 1960. The Philippines Peso or Piso in t"agalo", the language of the islands, icommon since 1863 and ran up to 1967.
Part of the Mexican Peso (MXP), it circulated from 1905 to 1941.
2008-S US Mint States Proof Set
.25 of a Belgian Franc (BEF) Circulated: 1910-1929 Sovereign: King Albert I Edge******, Smooth Mint********* Brussels, Belgium The position and size of the date digits may vary for each year. This type of coin was minted in Dutch and French inscriptions.
Exquisite frosted proof finish in brilliant mirror-like backgrounds for all coins in this specially launched set. This was the second set of a collector's only US Mint issue that originally started in 2007.
Tzarist Russian Empire currency Emperor: Nicholas II Year: 1898 (1898-1917) Currency*** Ruble (1700-1921) Composition*** Paper Size ***150 × 90 mm Shape***Rectangular Obverse******************** Russian eagle at left, monogram at right. Reverse******************** Printed Imperial monogram centralized, with state decorations. Watermark************** Diamond shape repeated
Circulated: 1864-1873 Known as "Shield 2 Cents"
In circulation as designed since 1973, until retired in 2005. Rate: 2 Bds$ = 1 USD (2022 market)
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