Show your coins from your homecountry!

(You can see that I am more interested in coins from the grand duchy of Finland)

Most copper coins (pre-1918)

More copper coins
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Silver:


Gold:

Finnish civil war - 5 penniä communists

And (about) everything else:

Here's a virtual Dansco 7070 collection (showing some of the more common US type coins):






The coins are the same as in a real 7070 album, but the appearance and arrangement are different. The Dansco 7070 does not include some of the most modern types. Note that the 1964 half dollar slot is empty, to show what an empty slot looks like.

Some Morgan dollars, with (empty) GSA boxes behind:






Some US dollars, taken from circulation after WWII, mostly in California. I was present when the last of these (a Morgan), was taken from the Louisville KY, airport in late 1957 or early 1958 :





Closeups of the CC mintmarks on the GSA dollars (obtained directly from the GSA back in the early 1970s):





Some of the eagle designs used on the reverses of US coins over the years:

My US type collection so far (not going to show the very modern stuff):

Half ¢ - missing both subtypes of the Liberty Cap (1793-97)


1¢ - missing both subtypes of Flowing Hair (1793) and the Liberty Cap (1793-96)


2¢, 3¢ - Missing type 3 of the silver 3¢


5¢ - Missing the Flowing Hair (1794-95) and both subtypes of the Draped Bust (1796-1805)


10¢ - Missing both subtypes of Draped Bust (1796-1807) and 6 of the 8 Seated Liberty subtypes (1837-91)


20¢ - Shortest lived denomination is US history (1875-78)


25¢ - missing 1 of 2 Draped Bust subtypes (the 1796) and 7 of the 8 Seated Librty subtypes (1838-91)


50¢ - missing 6 of the 7 Seated Liberty subtypes (1839-91)


$1 - Missing Flowing Hair (1794-95), both subtypes of Draped Bust(1795-1804), and 1 subtype of Seated Liberty (1840-66)

(left) Type set of LMU-standard French bronze centimes; from top to bottom, Napoleon III bare head, Napoleon III laureled head, Ceres, and Marianne/Semeuse; (right) same, but for corresponding silver denominations (incomplete)


Type set (incomplete) of 1920-1945 French bronze-aluminium and aluminium/zinc coins


Type set of silver, crownsize 5 Franc coins, 1795-1889.


The above silver 5 Franc coins, nicknamed "écus d'argent". Side inscription "DIEU PROTEGE LA FRANCE" except on the Consulate and Bourbon Restoration issues. Pictured are 75 Francs, or the rough equivalent of 270€ today, around 1890.