See also:
Children: International UNICEF Series (http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php/topic,41102.0.html)
Child monarchs on coins (http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php/topic,10831.0.html)
Cuba 10 pesos 1995.jpg
Cuba, 10 pesos, 1995.
Malawi 5K 1995.jpg
Malawi, 1995.
(https://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=123140)
German Democratic Republic, 1982.
UK 50 pence 2009.jpg
UK, 50 pence, 2009.
ChilCrea.jpg
Have not come across one on circulation coins, but here is a "children" coin that I find interesting. In 2010 Finland issued a "Children and Creativity" piece which is part of the "Ethical Coins" series of collector coins. Not only does it show a kid, it was also created by a fairly young designer, art student Roope Määttä. Quote from the mint's website: "To be human is to be creative. Children should be encouraged to be creative, because creativity is man's most valuable quality."
Christian
CatAma.jpg
This one is not a circulating piece either, but at least it was available at face value. :) In 2003 the Dutch mint issued this coin celebrating the birth of Princess Catharina Amalia. The image below (from the KNM site) shows the three views of this piece made using MultiView Minting technology. In the middle you see the new born princess, on the left and right her parents Willem Alexander (the future king) and Máxima. The other side (depicted on the very left and right) shows the obverse with Queen Beatrix.
Christian
Vatican 20 lire 1992.JPG
Vatican, 20 lire, 1992.
gwk.jpg
Here is a 20th century medal with denomination, issued by a bank, celebrating its 50th anniversary. The bank promised to pay the bearer on demand the sum of ƒ20. However, it is 720‰ silver and weighs 25 grams, so its melt value probably exceeds its "face value" of about €9. The piece was designed by Willem Vis (his mark is to the right of the children) and struck at the Utrecht mint.
I have seen a similar coin with children, but whenever I saw it, I couldn't find this medal and vice versa.
Peter
israel 10lirot1977.jpg
Just got this in and haven't looked at it in depth yet, but I believe this is a counterstamped version of Israel KM91, 10 lirot 1977. The counterstamp is dated 1979. This may be one of the tricks IGCMC pulled for its most loyal customers. Great study piece and children on a counterstamp on a coin.
Peter
Bangladesh .jpg
Bangladesh 2 taka
Samir
Finland €10 (2012): Arvo Yippö
(http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa337/AdityaKulkarni3/Finland-1.png)
Aditya
Turkey.JPG Turkey 2.jpg
Turkey 50 Lira (2009): Bald boy. Interesting design, isn't it? :)
Aditya
Ah, that is this guy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keloğlan
:) Christian
Vatican €2 (2012): World Meeting of Families.
(http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=13797.0;attach=20779;image)
Aditya
Rs1-1990-GirlChild-B-1.jpg
1990 - Rs 1 - India, Care for the Girl Child.
India 1 Rupee I.C.D.S. Anniversary
(http://en.numista.com/catalogue/photos/inde/g1005.jpg)
India 5 Paise & 10 paise International Year of the Child 1979
(http://en.numista.com/catalogue/photos/inde/g1453.jpg)
(http://en.numista.com/catalogue/photos/inde/g1461.jpg)
India 2 Rupees Small Family - Happy Family 1993
(http://en.numista.com/catalogue/photos/inde/g1593.jpg)
India 5 Rupees Mother's Health is Child's Health
(http://en.numista.com/catalogue/photos/inde/g1665.jpg)
(http://coinz.eu/nor/1_nok/g/41_kroner_5_1995_un_norwegian_coins.jpg)
Would this count?
Ole
and this?
Ole
another
Free imperial city of Aachen
Ole
See also:
Children: International UNICEF Series (http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php/topic,41102.0.html)
Child monarchs on coins (http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php/topic,10831.0.html)
(http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=39617.0;attach=79998;image)
(http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=39617.0;attach=79999;image)
Jamaica, $25, 1995. UN commemorative.
China 100 yuan 1989.jpg
China, 100 yuan, 1989.
New Zealand 50 cents 1990.jpg
New Zealand, 50 cents, 1990. Collector coin only. 150th anniversary of the Treaty of Waitangi.
A child and tree, symbolising the planting of 700 000 trees in 1990: one for each child in New Zealand.
2015 US Commemorative silver dollar (March of Dimes)
2017 US Boys Town Commemorative silver dollar.
rsz_2-euro-2016-child-focus_2.jpg
Belgium 2 euro 2016 - Child Focus, for the search of missing children
kinderbijslag.jpg
(Waving @ Bart)
Indonesia, 5 Rupiah 1974, KM 37. Family planning - Keluarga Berencana (KB).
This coin generated an amount of innocent merriment in the Netherlands, where KB stood for a state subsidy per child, the opposite of family planning.
Peter
Seems an odd way to portray a family...from the rear. ???
Bruce
Maybe it was done so that the family looks kind of generic without being "abstracted" too much. I searched a little, and this (https://republika.co.id/berita/daerah/jabodetabek-nasional/qsl7ao423/depok-layani-pemasangan-kb-gratis-di-pusat-perbelanjaan) recent article about family planning comes with a similar illustration.
Here is another coin from Indonesia: Save the Children (https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1990-indonesia-10000-rupiah-save-106672907) (1990), featuring two boys.
Christian
Your possible explanation makes sense, Christian. The family in your link is in cameo though shown facing forward. I just thought it was odd to see them presented that way.
Bruce
Bulgaria, 10 leva. International children's year:
(https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/~xAAAOSwMoBf6ck8/s-l400.jpg)