One of a kind: Rejections!

[malj1]

Here is a link to a better image of the US dollar.

[<k>]

Canada, $2, 2015.  Baby raccoons.  Only raccoons on a coin?

[Bimat]

Only raccoons on a coin?

No!



Vanuatu 50 Vatu.

Aditya

[<k>]

Oh no! That was quick.    Vanuatu is cheating, really - there are no raccoons there. 

[<k>]

Is this the only coin that pictures a cake as a central part of the theme?
2007 Falkland Islands Unc. Cupro Nickel Diamond Wedding Cake Coin

Dale

Cook Islands 2007 $1

Rejected! 

[<k>]

Sri Lanka, 10 rupees, 2013.

Does any other coin design depict gemstones?

I don't mean coins that use a piece of gemstone as an insert.

Also, can you name all the gems on the design above?

[Prosit]

I collect rocks and minerals so I will take a stab at this. Sri Lanka is famous for quite a few minerals including Peridot, Zircon, Topaz, Spinel, Tourmaline, Garnet, Aquamarine, Citrine, Amethyst, Cat's Eye, Chrysoberyl, Alexandrite, Ruby and Sapphire. I would think Sri Lanka most famous for Sapphires.

So I would say (and it is a guess) would be Sapphire, Ruby, Topaz, Peridot, Tourmaline not in any order.

Dale

Does any other coin design depict gemstones? I don't mean coins that use a piece of gemstone as an insert. Also, can you name all the gems on the design above?

[constanius]

Left to right Zircon, Topaz, Sapphire, Tourmaline and Aquamarine?

Pat

[quaziright]

US 25c Arkansas 2003 has a gem

[Prosit]

Yes it does...the only US state with naturally occurring Diamonds as far as I know.
Dale

US 25c Arkansas 2003 has a gem

[<k>]

You're right - an image of the US quarter is attached. 

As for the gems on the Sri Lanka coin, I couldn't say.

Gemstones are REJECTED!

[Prosit]

The Mount in the Sri Lanka coin is Adam's Peak (Sri Pada). Still don't know what the gems are. Interesting though.
Dale

[eurocoin]

As for the gems on the Sri Lanka coin, I couldn't say.

It's impossible to tell which gems are on the coin.

[dheer]

Double Portrait Young and Old of same person
India Gandhi depicts him younger and older

[<k>]

A good try, but it's not unique.   

There are coins that portray just the Gillick portrait and the Rank-Broadley portrait together (from Australia, I think), but I can't find them just now.