Off the top of your head- any coins that are 40mm or larger? I've done a little searching, and can only find the Solomon Islands trifecta:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces12717.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13927.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13625.html
Any other ideas?
Large coins 40mm or larger?
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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1287.html
It was so large it was given the 'cartwheel' nickname. Or do you mean only current coins?
It was so large it was given the 'cartwheel' nickname. Or do you mean only current coins?
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: dptashnyNobody mentioned the American eagle?Well that's a little unfair... that's a bird.
As a youngster, I like to find NZ pre-decimal and foreign coins that had made It's way into circulated coinage.
The thought of holding a object of the past with it's hidden history really intrigued me as a youngster...and still does.
The thought of holding a object of the past with it's hidden history really intrigued me as a youngster...and still does.
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Outstanding! Just to clarify, I don't only mean current coins, although I'd prefer if they were circulated, non-commemorative. But any huge coins will do... thanks for the info!!! 
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Quote: lysdexic1In the Search the 'American eagle' found this 40.6mm one ...Quote: dptashnyNobody mentioned the American eagle?Well that's a little unfair... that's a bird.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1493.html
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: ZacUKIn America, we call that coin an American eagle or silver eagle for short.Quote: lysdexic1In the Search the 'American eagle' found this 40.6mm one ...Quote: dptashnyNobody mentioned the American eagle?Well that's a little unfair... that's a bird.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1493.html
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£1000 - solid gold or silver, seen 'em in Harrods today !
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My largest coins are 1mm short. 
I have this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7569.html and a bunch of Mexican bi-metal 100 pesos of the same size.
I have this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7569.html and a bunch of Mexican bi-metal 100 pesos of the same size.
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Quote: sccedaMy largest coins are 1mm short.Hello scceda, I noticed on the Numista catalogue listing for the 5 Roubles there is no weight listed and it's not given in Krause either. If you have the coin, do you have scales with which you can weigh your coin so we can update the database?
I have this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7569.html and a bunch of Mexican bi-metal 100 pesos of the same size.
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Quote: radrick007Sure! My coin weighs 30.90g. Probably its nominal weight should be 31g, right?Quote: sccedaMy largest coins are 1mm short.Hello scceda, I noticed on the Numista catalogue listing for the 5 Roubles there is no weight listed and it's not given in Krause either. If you have the coin, do you have scales with which you can weigh your coin so we can update the database?
I have this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7569.html and a bunch of Mexican bi-metal 100 pesos of the same size.
BTW, I totally forgot about French silver 50 francs. Yes, I do have a couple of coins over 40mm.
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Quote: CFrehnerOutstanding! Just to clarify, I don't only mean current coins, although I'd prefer if they were circulated, non-commemorative. But any huge coins will do... thanks for the info!!!Sorry, it's non-circulation. I only took an interest in this one coin, otherwise, I was happy with the Silver Eagle being my largest. The Panama 20 Balboas are about 4 oz. of silver and 61mm/2.4".
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces23893.html
http://www.24carat.co.uk/frame.php?url=panama20balboasilvercoins.html
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Many of the 17th or 18th century Thalers (not to mention 2 or 3 Thaler coins) were larger than 40 mm in diameter. E.g. this one as about 47 mm.
I collect coins and tokens which circulated in Africa from 18th century to 2000. I sell about 7000 illustrated world coins from http://www.avscoins.com.
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Quote: fliegendehollanderhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7856041/Worlds-largest-gold-coin-sold-for-2.7m.htmlThe world's largest is now the Australian $1,000,000 .999 pure gold coin at 800 mm.
Sort of cheating but 530mm. Look for it in your change.
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