I guess I created this due to slight boredom in here and yet tried to make it enjoyable. There will be no prizes for this (yet? - perhaps a future giveaway) but do try to make some guesses

Special thanks to Joses who made me thought of this idea.

But this time, this game should last pretty long. Yes, I made sure.

All you have to do is to type in the country's name, year and denomination.

I.e. in this format: 1. Russia, 2000, 1 ruble

No. 1-10: (from top left to top right; bottom left to bottom right)



Make one guess at a time, make a new guess only after I reply with a yes / no answer.

Have fun!

Updated:

1. Australia, 2001, 50 cents
2. USSR, 1933, 20 kopeks
3. United Kingdom, ?, 5 pence
4. ?, ?, ?
5. N.Korea, 1974, 5 chon
6. Latvia, 1926, 2lati
7. ?, ?, ?
8. United States, 1893, half dollar
9. ?, ?, ?
10. USSR, 1924, 1 ruble

8. USA 1892 half dollar?

3. United Kingdom, 5 pence, 2nd reverse design, large size, ummm, 1988

I recognize that shield...
5. North Korea - 1974 - 5 chon

Yes, Yes, No



Bingo!



Yes, No, Yes



Doing well so far!

#1 Australia 1985 10 dollars

Yes, no, no.

10. USSR, 1924, 1 Rouble

6. Latvia - 1924 - 1 lats

Yes, no, no.




Bingo!

6. Latvia - 1922 - 50 santimu ¿?

Yes, no, no.

Updates on the top

Well, heck, if #8 isn't 1892, then it has to be 1893. But ccg gets the points for doing the heavy lifting. One'a these was in my first collection, back in the '70s. #2 looks really familiar, and I'd be willing to bet #7 hails from somewhere and somewhen in the Warsaw Pact.

Uff. Took a little digging, but I knew I'd seen #2 before. USSR, I think the 20 kopek piece, and I'll guess 1933.

That is from the arms of Victoria, so maybe its the 2001 50p coin from the Federation series??

Yes



Yes



Yes, Yes, and Yes



I guess the rest will be a matter of time

6. Latvia - 1925 - 2 lati

Yes, no, yes

Then it is 1926