Copper coins of Азии
Found: 73Copper coins of Азии: 73 records in the reference, struck between 1783 and 2015. By denomination: cent — 15, paisa — 12, sen — 7, stuiver — 6. By country: Sri Lanka — 14, Nepal — 13, Japan — 13, Malaysia — 10. Reference prices run from 6 200 to 154 300 roubles. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. The metal determines both the purpose of a coin and its price today. Copper went to small change, silver to the main denomination, gold and platinum to large face values. Fineness and pure metal weight are listed in every entry.
Silver 449Cupronickel (Copper-Nickel) 207Nickel Silver 189Iron (Steel) 155Bronze 97Brass 75Aluminum 61Gold 60Nickel 34Bimetal 21Brass, Cupronickel (Copper-Nickel) 16Zinc 10Aluminum, Brass 5
1 Rin 1882 [Japan]
200 Dinars 1883-1884 [Iran]
1 Rin 1884 [Japan]
1 sen 1884 [Japan]
12 Dinars 1884-1893 [Iran]
1 sen 1885 [Japan]
1 Cent 1885 [Malaysia / Sarawak]
1 sen 1886 [Japan]
1 Pice 1888-1891 [Nepal]
1 sen 1888 [Japan]
1 Paisa 1891-1892 [Nepal]
1 Cent 1892 [Malaysia / Sarawak]
1 Cent 1894 [Malaysia / Sarawak]
1 Pice 1902-1911 [Nepal]
½ Paisa 1907-1911 [Nepal]
2 Paisa 1907 [Nepal]
1 Pice 1911-1920 [Nepal]
½ Cent 1912-1926 [Sri Lanka]
5 Paisa 1919-1934 [Nepal]
2 Paisa 1919-1934 [Nepal]
½ Paisa 1921-1928 [Nepal]
1 Pice 1932, Square in center /twelve symbols/ [Nepal]
½ Cent 1937-1940 [Sri Lanka]
1/4 Paisa 1943-1947 [Nepal]
5 Baht 1995 [Thailand]
5 Rupees 1997, Visit Nepal [Nepal]
5 Yuan 1998, Chinese Alligator [China]
20 Won 2004, Monkeys - Common Marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) [DPRK]
20 Won 2004, Monkeys - Red-handed Tamarin (Saguinus midas) [DPRK]
20 Won 2004, Monkeys - Blue Monkey (Cercopithecus mitis) [North Korea]
100 Tugrik 2008, Christ the Redeemer [Mongolia]
100 Yen 2015, Joetsu [Japan]
100 Yen 2015, Tohoku [Japan]
