Coins of Western Sahara
Found: 18Coins of Western Sahara: 18 records in the reference, struck between 1990 and 2013. By metal: cupronickel (copper-nickel) — 4, iron (steel) — 4, nickel silver — 2, aluminum — 2. By denomination: peseta — 18. Reference prices run from 1 300 to 1 700 roubles. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. The country is identified by the legend and the coat of arms, and where the legend is unreadable — by the denomination and monetary unit: most states used a unit of their own. The same type was struck for years, and varieties differ by date, mint and small die details.
British West Africa 196West Africa (BCEAO) 121Egypt 117Angola 114East Africa 101Democratic Republic of the Congo 89German East Africa 69Algeria 69Djibouti 58Liberia 54Zambia 51Botswana 48Belgian Congo 44Zimbabwe 42Guinea 42Ghana 35Gambia 29South Africa 28Tunisia 27Eswatini 26Benin 24Seychelles 23Mauritius 22Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha 20 All — by country
50 Pesetas 1990 [Western Sahara]
500 Pesetas 1991, 1994 FIFA World Cup [Western Sahara] Proof 1 700 ₽
2 Pesetas 1992 [Western Sahara]
5 Pesetas 1992 [Western Sahara]
100 Pesetas 1992, Encounter of Two Worlds (Sailing Ship) [Western Sahara]
100 Pesetas 1993, Tarbosaurus (Tarbosaurus bataar) [Western Sahara]
100 Pesetas 1994, Triceratops [Western Sahara]
200 Pesetas 1996, Proclamation of the Republic [Western Sahara]
1000 Pesetas 2000, Millennium [Western Sahara] 1 300 ₽
500 Pesetas 2004, Independence [Western Sahara]
500 Pesetas 2004, Fennec Fox [Western Sahara]
500 Pesetas 2010, John Paul II and Juan Carlos I [Western Sahara]
1 Peseta 2013 [Western Sahara]
1000 Pesetas 2013 [Western Sahara]
2000 Pesetas 2013 [Western Sahara]
10 Pesetas 2013 [Western Sahara]
200 Pesetas 2013 [Western Sahara]
5 Pesetas 2013 [Western Sahara]
