Stick men, stick beasts, and faceless people

[<k>]

Australia, 1 dollar, 2011. 100 Years of National Census.

[<k>]

Australia, 1 dollar, 2012.  Year of the farmer.

[<k>]

Spain, 2 euros, 2009.  10th anniversary of EMU.

[capnbirdseye]

Travancore,  Cash ,matchtick men

[<k>]

Australia, 50 cents, 1994.  Year of the Family.

More stick people. Those poor Australians. No wonder they can't run a stable government.

[malj1]

Notice too, the lady is pregnant! ... Year of the Family.

[chrisild]

Not sure whether these two "qualify" here.



Germany 10 DM 2000 (World Expo Hannover).



Netherlands 1 G 2001 (Last Guilder).

AT least the lion was actually designed by a schoolkid.

Feel free to throw them out.

Christian

[<k>]

Of course they qualify. I would be very shocked if I saw such creatures walking the streets.

[Quant.Geek]

Canada, 1999 Quarter.

[Quant.Geek]

Canada, 1999 Quarter.

[<k>]

Australia, 1 dollar (silver), 2004.  150th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade.

These Australians are at it again. Tin soldiers this time - as bad as Mussolini and his cardboard tanks.

I'm beginning to think there are no real people in Australia.

And what is the United Nations doing about it? Nothing, that's what. 

[Miner]

Finland 2 euro 2007 Stylized rowers

[Miner]

Finland 2 euro 2006

[<k>]

Russia, 10 rubles, 2010.  Census of 2010.

[Bimat]

Poland 2 Zloty (2013): 50th anniversary of the Polish Society for the Mentally Handicapped



(Image from WCN)

Aditya