Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Brazil 50 Cruzeiros Reais Coin (First Issued 1993)
The 50 Cruzeiros Reais coin is one of the higher denominations from Brazil’s short-lived 1993–1994 currency phase. With a detailed…
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Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Brazil 10 Cruzeiros Reais Coin (First Issued 1993)
The 10 Cruzeiros Reais coin was issued during a short-lived but important transition in Brazil’s monetary system. With its wildlife…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Brazil 5 Cruzeiros Reais Coin (First Issued 1993)
Issued during a short transitional period in Brazil’s monetary history, the 5 Cruzeiros Reais coin reflects both economic change and…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Bosnia Herzegovina 50 Feninga Coin (First Issued 1998)
Positioned at the upper end of the feninga range, the 50 feninga coin combines a larger numeric presence with a…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Bosnia Herzegovina 20 Feninga Coin (First Issued 1998)
The 20 feninga coin falls within the mid-range of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s coin denominations and features a clean, highly structured…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Bosnia Herzegovina 10 Feninga Coin (First Issued 1998)
The 10 feninga coin sits within the lower-to-mid range of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s coin denominations, but its design is notably…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Bosnia Herzegovina 5 Marka Coin (First Issued 2000)
The 5 Marka coin represents one of the higher-value circulating coins within Bosnia and Herzegovina’s currency system. Its bimetallic construction…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 23 Apr 2026
Bosnia Herzegovina 5 Feninga Coin (First Issued 2005)
Lower denomination coins like the 5 feninga are often the ones that get left behind after travel. They rarely make…
