Online Coin Club
Online Coin Club is an online resource for coin collectors. It provides a list of countries and provinces which produce or have produced coins; information about the coins themselves such as their characteristics, history, mintage, design, valuations etc. In future, there will also be a platform to manage your collection/s, share information with others, exchange and buy/sell coins.
List of countries for which we have coins listed. Click country name to view all coins from it.
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 2001 (mint sets only) |
Year: 2001 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 1,040,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 2000 (mint sets only) |
Year: 2000 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 325,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1999 (mint sets only) |
Year: 1999 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 575,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1998 (mint sets only) |
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Year: 1998 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 575,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1997 (mint sets only) |
Year: 1997 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 575,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1996 |
Year: 1996 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 400,225,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1995 |
Year: 1995 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 500,225,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1994 |
Year: 1994 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 500,225,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1993 |
Year: 1993 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 200,225,000 |
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Country: Germany Currency: Deutsche Mark Coin Type: One Pfennig Coin: One Pfennig 1992 |
Year: 1992 Material: Copper-plated Steel Mintage: 200,225,000 |
Latest coin and currency news articles
Guernsey Press Rare pantomime-themed 50p coins to be released in Guernsey October 8, 2019
BBC Detectorists find huge Chew Valley Norman coin hoard August 28, 2019
Kyodo News Japan starts minting coins stamped with new imperial era "Reiwa" July 11, 2019
Deutsche Welle Zimbabwe shuts out foreign currency to tighten economy June 19, 2019
The Telegraph New pound coin goes global with rollout to overseas nations January 6, 2019
Kenyans President Uhuru Kenyatta Launches New Kenyan Currency December 11, 2018
World Coin News PCGS Authenticates Unique Australian Overdate Sovereign December 3, 2018
ABC News Royal Australian Mint launches Willy Wonka-style competition to encourage coin collecting November 2, 2018
Royal Australian Mint Royal Australian Mint challenges Aussies to find specially marked $1 coins in a ‘golden ticket’ style competition November 1, 2018
Reserve Bank of Australia Next Generation of Banknotes: $50 Enters General Circulation October 17, 2018
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Blog Articles. Click country or currency name to view by country or currency.
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| The 1847 Sixpence | Tom Schumann | September 20, 2018 | United Kingdom | Pound Sterling (pre-decimal) |
| The 1847 sixpence is one of the rarest British sixpences. No examples are recorded as being struck and there are no examples in the Royal Mint collection (p9, Coin Monthly, Jul 1973). Davies mentions 1848-dated sixpences with the last 8 over a 7 (p64, Davies, British Silver Coins Since 1816, 1982), as does Rayner (p160, Rayner, English Silver Coinage Since 1649, 1992) suggesting that 1847-dated dies were prepared. read article | ||||
| The circulating 1908 Ottawa sovereign | Tom Schumann | November 29, 2017 | Canada | Pound Sterling (pre-decimal) |
| The circulating 1908 Ottawa sovereign is extremely rare - the Park House Collection sold by St James's Auctions on May 19th 2015; the Bentley Collection sold by Baldwin's from 2012 - 2013 and the Hemisphere Collection sold by Baldwin's on May 8th 2014 - each being comprehensive collections - all had examples of the comparatively common specimen coin but all lacked an example of the circulating coin. read article | ||||
| No 2015 ANZAC $1 Coins with P Counter-stamp | Tom Schumann | August 3, 2017 | Australia | Australian Dollar |
| In recent years the Royal Australian Mint has counter-stamped commemorative $1 coins for sales at various shows. 2015 was no exception and the 2015-2016 mint annual report lists B, M and P counter-stamped 2015 ANZAC $1 coins as having been struck in 2015 (p101, Royal Australian Mint Annual Report 2015-16). In spite of the report, no P counter-stamp coins are known to exist. read article | ||||
| New Zealand $1 obverse on 10c mule | Tom Schumann | May 5, 2017 | New Zealand | New Zealand Dollar |
| In the December 2015 issue of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand's journal, coin collector Jason Gray reported a new New Zealand mule - that of a New Zealand 10c reverse with a New Zealand $1 obverse on 10c pieces dated 2004. New Zealand collectors had reportedly been setting aside 2004 10c pieces with double rims on the obverse for some time before the realisation that was it caused by the use of the wrong die rather than a misaligned die (Harris, http://www.australian-coins.com/error-coins/new-zealand-2004-10c-1-dollar-mule/). read article | ||||
| Great Britain - George V penny varieties | Tom Schumann | November 9, 2016 | United Kingdom | Pound Sterling (pre-decimal) |
| In his authorative work on British bronze coins Michael Freeman lists two different obverse dies as being used for both the 1920 and 1921 pennies. Freeman lists five different penny obverse dies as having been used during the reign of George V, though subsequent research has revealed an even greater number. The continual changes to the obverse were attempts at reducing ghosting and 1920 and 1921 saw the use of combined use of both Freeman obverse 2 and Freeman obverse 3. The obverses can most easily be distinguished by the space between the words GRA and BRITT – on obverse 3 the space is wider than on obverse 2. read article | ||||
| Possible 2014 ANZAC $1 mule | Tom Schumann | October 7, 2016 | Australia | Australian Dollar |
| In late August 2016 on the Australian Coin Forum a possible mule of a 2014 ANZAC $1 with a 10c obverse was reported. The images showed a distinct stepped rim around the entire obverse, very similar to the 2000 $1 mule, and the obverse was reported to be the same size as that of a 10c obverse die. The reported coin's specifications were given as 9g mass and 25.05mm diameter. read article | ||||
| Numismatic Literature Wishlist | Pavel Kalinov | September 15, 2016 | ||
| A non-comprehensive list of the numismatic literature needed by Online Coin Club. Please donate... read article | ||||
| State of the site as at September 6, 2016 | Pavel Kalinov | September 6, 2016 | ||
| Much content has been added since last time, but an awful lot of work remains. read article | ||||
| The 1920 No Mintmark Australian Shilling | Tom Schumann | May 16, 2016 | Australia | Australian Pound |
| The Museum Victoria numismatic collection has a large number of pattern and proof coins in its collection, acquired mostly from the collection of the former Melbourne Mint, but also from other collections including that of the National Gallery of Victoria. One of the coins that is documented as being transferred from the National Gallery of Victoria collection is 1920-dated Australian shilling with no mintmark. All other known 1920-dated Australian shillings have an M mintmark beneath the date, and no literature makes mention of a no mintmark coin: it has apparently gone unnoticed due to its mis-attribution in the Museum Victoria collection as a 1920M shilling. read article | ||||
| On Coins, Sites, Relational Databases and Why It Matters | Pavel Kalinov | April 13, 2016 | ||
| Some thoughts on what lead me to build this site and why things are not as trivial as they seem (and why not always simple is better). read article | ||||
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Coin Explorer: Some Interesting Coins
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Country: Estonia Currency: Second Kroon Coin Type: Five krooni Coin: Five Krooni 1994 Material: Nordic Gold Mintage: 10,180,000 |
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Country: United Kingdom Currency: Pound Sterling Coin Type: One Pound (NCLT) Coin: One Pound 2008 Three Lions Material: Silver Mintage: 4,863 |
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Country: Australia Currency: Australian Dollar Coin Type: $2 Circulating Commemorative Coin: Two Dollars 2019 Repatriation (Black and Red) Material: Aluminium-Bronze Mintage: 2.0 million |
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Country: Bulgaria Currency: Lev Coin Type: Two Leva (Silver) Coin: Two Leva 1916 Material: Silver Mintage: 2.3 million |
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Country: Switzerland Currency: Swiss Franc Coin Type: One Centime (Rappen), Hutter Design Coin: One Centime (Rappen) 1906 Material: Bronze Mintage: 1 million |
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Country: Bahrain Currency: Bahraini Dinar Coin Type: Ten Dinars Coin: Ten Dinars 1983 Hamad Town Material: Gold Mintage: 5,000 |
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Country: British Honduras Currency: British Honduras Dollar Coin Type: Five Cents (Silver) Coin: Five Cents 1894 Material: Silver Mintage: 128,000 |
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Country: Ionian Islands Currency: Ionian Obol Coin Type: Two Oboli Coin: Two Oboli 1819 Material: Copper Mintage: 4.1 million |
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Country: New Zealand Currency: New Zealand Pound Coin Type: Half Crown (Silver) Coin: Half Crown 1941 Material: Silver Mintage: 776,000 |
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Country: South Australia Currency: Adelaide Pound Coin Type: Five Pounds Coin: Five Pounds Material: Gold Mintage: 9 |
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Country: Fiji Currency: Fijian Pound Coin Type: Florin (0.500 Silver) Coin: Florin 1934 Material: Silver Mintage: 200,000 |
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Country: United Kingdom Currency: Pound Sterling (pre-decimal) Coin Type: Shilling George III Coin: Shilling 1816 Material: Silver Mintage: unknown |
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Country: Sarawak Currency: Sarawak Dollar Coin Type: One Cent (Copper) Coin: One Cent 1863 Material: Copper Mintage: unknown |
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Country: United Kingdom Currency: Pound Sterling (pre-decimal) Coin Type: Sovereign (St George) Coin: Sovereign 1899 Material: Gold Mintage: 17.0 million |
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Country: Cretan State Currency: Cretan Drachma Coin Type: Two Lepta Coin: Two Lepta 1900 Material: Bronze Mintage: 793,079 |
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Country: Biafra Currency: Biafran Pound Coin Type: Two and a Half Shillings Coin: Two and a Half Shillings 1969 Material: Aluminium Mintage: unknown |
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