5 Different Coins From African Countries. African Money, Currency Collection, Coin Collections. Great gift for Coin collectors!

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THIS LOT IS FOR 5 RANDOMLY PICKED COINS FROM AFRICA. YOU WILL RECEIVE 5 DIFFERENT AFRICAN COINS. JUST PLEASE PICK THE COUNTRY YOU LIKE TO BUY.

Some of the Egyptian coins may have a coat of arms: Eagle of Saladin with the shield of Egypt Flag with two stars & a scroll or the Hawk of Quraish. There may be coins with: Egyptian Pyramids also known as three pyramids of Giza, Sahara desert, decorated vase, Mosque of Muhammad Ali, Cleopatra's head or Tutankhamun's mask. be just the thing.

Cape Verdean coins may have different symbols: Ships, flora, and fauna of Cabo Verde islands: Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Sailing boats and ships: "Belmira", "Carvalho", "Novas de Alegria", "Senhor de Areias", birds: Osprey, Sparrow, Brown Booby, Brown-headed Kingfisher and flora: Contra Bruxas, Lingua De Vaca, Carqueja, Macelina.

The Namibian coins may have: Mopane Aloe, Camelthorn tree, Quiver tree (Kokerboom), Bateleur Eagle or African fish eagle on the 5 dollar coin.

South African coins have these symbols: bird of paradise flower (crane flower), blue crane, King Protea or royal protea flower.

Mauritian coins may have face of Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, some have picture of sugar cane harvesting of palm trees. The coat of arms of Mauritius consists of a Dodo Bird and Sambur Deer supporting sugar cane and a shield divided into four sections.

Some Kenyan coins may have face of the president of Kenya Mzee Jomo Kenyatta, Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi. By the way, Kenyan coat of arms which features two lions, symbols of protection, holding spears and a traditional East African shield. On the shield is a forward-marching rooster holding an axe. The shield and lions stand on a silhouette of Mount Kenya along with Kenyan agricultural products. The coat of arms is supported by a scroll upon which is written 'Harambee', which in Swahili means "pulling together" or "all for one".

On the Seychellois, coins maybe these pictures of animals: Gardiner's Frog, Giant Tortoise Aldabra, Mud crab, Triton's trumpet, Bourgeois fish, Black Snails, Yellowfin tuna, Jellyfish, Swiftlets, Black Parrots, Coco-de-mar palms and a portrait of first president of James Mancham.

On the Tanzanian coins, there may be pictures of these animals: Indo Pacific Sailfish, African elephant, prancing zebra, seated rabbit, walking ostrich, running giraffes, black rhinoceros, four Impalas or two lions. Also there may be portraits of Julius Kambarage Nyerere and Ali Hassan Mwinyi and the first President of Zanzibar - Abeid Amani Karume.

On the Moroccan coins there may be these pictures of: a fish in a fishing net under the captain’s wheel, sunflowers, ear of corns, lotus flowers, bees and flowers also portraits of King Hassan II or Mohammed V.

On the Botswana, coins may be these pictures of plants and animals: Turaco bird, Fish Eagle, Sorghum plants, Red-billed hornbill, African gemsbock, Zebu cattle, Zebra, White rhinoceros or Mopane worms.

Tunisian coins may have these symbols: an Oak tree (Cork oak tree) and a portrait of Habib Bourguiba (Former Prime Minister of Tunisia). The coat of arms of Tunisia displays a Punic galley (symbol of freedom) along with a lion holding a sword (symbol of order), and a weighing scale (symbol of justice). In the center, just under the ship, is the national motto written in Arabic: Freedom (حرية) - Order (نظام) - Justice (عدالة).

Algerian coins may have these heads of a Barbary falcon, African elephant, Barbary lion, dama gazelle, Arabian horse or Ram's head. Some coins may have pictures of Palm tree flanked by rosettes, a Book, compass, laboratory flask or tractor. The first emblem of Algeria (1971-1976): 2 Algerian flags, the Hand of Fatima and the star in a crescent.

Symbols on the Zimbo coins: Representation of the protective bird, the most famous of Zimbabwe sculptures dated between XII and XIV century. Protective sculpture in the city of Great Zimbabwe, the capital of the Monomotapa Empire and led Gokomere ancestors of Shona, the people of southern Africa. There may be these symbols: The Birchenough Bridge on the Sabi River in Manicaland Province, a Baobab tree, symbol of independence (Radiant sun rising), a National Monument View of Great Zimbabwe (the remains of an ancient city of stone, built between the 13th and 15th century), a Pangolins (Malay pang goling "one who wraps") or Manidae is also known as scaly anteaters (toothless mammal whose elongated body is largely covered with scales).

Ghanian coins may have these pictures: Adowa drums, Five-pointed star, Cacao Fruits, Cowry Shell, Native male blowing a horn, Open book, Scales of Justice.

Symbols on the Gambian coins: a bust of President Dawda Jawara, Peanuts, Sailing boat, Double-spurred francolin, African oil palm (Elaeis guineensis), African domestic ox, Slender-snouted crocodile.

On the Algerian coins could be heads of animals: a Barbary falcon, African elephant, Barbary lion, dama gazelle, Arabian horse or Ram's head. Some coins may have pictures of Palm tree flanked by rosettes, a Book, compass, laboratory flask or tractor. The first emblem of Algeria (1971-1976): 2 Algerian flags, the Hand of Fatima and the star in a crescent.

Ethiopian coins may have these pictures of : Ethiopian lion head, a woman holding a spanner in the left hand, Vega bond Hunter, Mountain Nyala antelope, Weighing scales, Soldier with Book, Soldier with Gun, Factory Worker with Hammer, Farmer with Plough, Lady Worker with Sickle, the Haile Selassie bust.


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