Chess on coins

[Figleaf]

See Reply#1 for some books that may shield your head when it's stuck above the parapet.

Of course, there are plenty of pseudo coins on the chess theme. Here are a few. I like that Hungarian piece...

Peter

[paddyirish]

See Reply#1 for some books that may shield your head when it's stuck above the parapet.

Of course, there are plenty of pseudo coins on the chess theme. Here are a few. I like that Hungarian piece...

Peter

Many thanks for this; I was aware of most of these, but not the Novi Sad one -
I have a lot of memorabilia as a school team mate represented the Irish ladies team there (I did a few training sessions with her to prepare her for it) and she brought me back a lot of memorabilia, but not the coin!  That one will head to the top of my wish list!!

[andyg]

Of course, there are plenty of pseudo coins on the chess theme. Here are a few. I like that Hungarian piece...

I have a circulated example of the UAE chess coin somewhere, but of course that doesn't mean they were meant for circulation - Anyone know for definate?

[Figleaf]

AFAIK that one circulated. The only one among the issues I showed.

Peter

[paddyirish]

Thanks guys!  This link has a few more than what Peter had

http://www.chessmania.narod.ru/zzz_bank.html

[<k>]

Slovenia, 2500 Tolarjev, 2002.  35th Chess Olympiad.

[<k>]

Belarus, 20 Roubles, 2007.  Alice in Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass.

[<k>]

Russia, 3 roubles, 1992.  39th World Chess Olympiad, Khanty-Mansiysk.

[Globetrotter]

Hi,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Keres

Ole