Flowers on coins

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Taiwan, 5 jiao.

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Taiwan, 1 jiao.

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Japan, 50 yen, 1955.

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Japan, 50 yen.

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Jordan, 5 dinars, 1995.

Black iris.

UN commemorative.

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The series of zinc coins issued in the second world war are easily the least popular coins in the history of the country.

However, the 10 cents is the only Dutch coin to show a tulip (sorry, no windmills)

Peter

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South Africa, 50 cents, 1971.

Strelitzia, arum lily, blue agapanthus.

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Strelitzia.





South Africa, 50 cents, 1998.

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South Africa, 20 cents, 1976.



Proteacae.

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South Africa,  10 cents, 1965

Aloe.

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South Africa, 20 cents, 1999.

King Protea.

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A Turkish coin with a tulip



And a Dutch coin acknowledging the origin of its Famous Flower

Peter

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I am amazed that no one has posted the 20 paise Coins of India till date.
Here are the two 20 Paisa Brass Coins from India, with national flower "Lotus" or "Kamal" on them.

Abhay

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São Tomé and Príncipe, 1000 dobras, 1997.

Etlingera elatior.

It also known as torch ginger, red ginger lily, and torch lily.

Other names are Philippine wax flower, and porcelain rose.

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Colombia, 100 pesos, 2012.

Espeletia, commonly known as Frailejón.

It is a genus of perennial subshrubs of the family Asteraceae.

It is endemic mainly to Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador.