Scalloped coins

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Pakistan, various 10 paisa coins.

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Sudan, 10 milliemes, 1976.

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India, 4 annas, 1919.

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Sri Lanka, 10 cents, 1971.

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Israel, 10 pruta, 1952.

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Belize 1 cent 1983. Rotten but it fits the bill.

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Belize 1 cent 1983. Rotten but it fits the bill.

Yes, I already have Belize and British Honduras in replies #35 and #36.

Amazing that Belize kept QEII's old crowned effigy by (Cecil Thomas) all these years.

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So you have. I'm sorry, I didn't recognise it as I scrolled past because I've never seen a shiny one. 

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The biggest mintage of scalloped coins which are still in circulation is Hong Kong $2.

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The biggest mintage of scalloped coins which are still in circulation is Hong Kong $2.

I wonder how long China will allow Hong Kong and Macao to have their own coins.

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I wonder how long China will allow Hong Kong and Macao to have their own coins.

It's quite sad when both currencies stop to be legal tender one day, but currently, the coins with Queen's portrait are still in use, but in limited numbers in Hong Kong, but in Macao, only 1 pataca coins with Portuguese coat of arms can still be found ocassionaly in circulation because the size, colour and weight is the same as the current issue, all other denominations with the Portuguese coat of arms are out of circulation.