Coins & Currency Vault

01/07/2026

Country: Jordan
Denomination: 10 Fils
Year: 1975 (shown as ١٩٧٥ in Arabic numerals)
Obverse (front): Portrait of King Hussein of Jordan with Arabic inscriptions.
Reverse (back): "10 Fils" written in Arabic and English, surrounded by a laurel wreath, with the inscription "The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan."

15/06/2026

- Currency: Russian Ruble (RUB)
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- Denomination: 5 Rubles
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- Design: Features the number "5", the word "РУБЛЕЙ" (genitive plural of "ruble"), and a stylized floral/vine ornament (part of the standard post-1997 Russian coin design).
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- Issued: Introduced after the 1998 Russian currency redenomination, minted from 1997 onward in various editions.
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- Material: Typically copper-nickel alloy (some later versions use steel with nickel plating).

14/06/2026

10/06/2026

These appear to be Philippine coins:

₱10 coin (bimetallic coin with Apolinario Mabini)

₱1 coin (Jose Rizal)

Another ₱10 coin from a newer design series

03/06/2026

Country: United Kingdom
Denomination: 50 Pence (50p) Year: 1997

Obverse (front): Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Raphael Maklouf.

Reverse (back): Seated figure of Britannia holding a trident and olive branch, with a lion at her side.

Shape: Seven-sided (equilateral curved heptagon).
Metal: Copper-nickel.

30/05/2026

Country: United Kingdom
Denomination: 2 Pence (2p)
Year: 2005
Obverse (front): Portrait of Elizabeth II with the inscription "ELIZABETH II D.G. REG F.D."
Reverse (back): Badge of the Prince of Wales (three feathers and crown) with the motto "ICH DIEN" ("I serve")
Composition: Copper-plated steel (for coins minted from 1992 onward)

27/05/2026

Country: United Kingdom
Denomination: 10 New Pence (10p)
Year: 1974
Metal: Cupro-nickel
Front: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II
Back: Crowned lion design from the Royal Arms
Condition:
Your coin shows visible scratches and wear but still has decent detail.
It is a common circulation coin, not rare.
Approximate collector value:
Usually around ₱10–₱50 depending on condition.

24/05/2026

Country: United Kingdom
Denomination: One Shilling
Year: 1961
Metal: Cupro-nickel
Design: Scottish floral design with thistles
Before decimalization, 1 shilling = 12 old pence
Your coin appears circulated but still readable. Common 1961 shillings are usually worth:
Around ₱20–₱100 depending on condition
Higher if in very shiny uncirculated condition

11/05/2026

These are 2006 Roosevelt Dime coins from the United States of America.
Value: 10 cents each
Not silver (modern copper-nickel composition)
Front: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Common circulating coins with small collectible value unless rare error or mint condition.

07/05/2026

These are U.S. quarters (25-cent coins) from the 50 State Quarters and America the Beautiful Quarters programs.