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Fiat coins

United States — U.S. Mint

Penny (1¢), Nickel (5¢), Dime (10¢), Quarter (25¢), Half Dollar (50¢), Sacagawea / Native American $1 Coin, Presidential Dollar, and the 50 State Quarters program (Delaware through Hawaii).

  • Authority: United States Mint, Department of the Treasury
  • Image use policy: Circulating Coin Design Use Policy
  • 50 State Quarters policy: 50 State Quarters Design Use Policy
  • Status: Designs of circulating U.S. coinage are not subject to copyright in the United States (17 U.S.C. §105). Credit: “United States Mint image.” Nothing on this Service is intended to imply that the United States Mint, the Department of the Treasury, or the United States Government sponsors, endorses, approves, or is associated with this Service.

United Kingdom — The Royal Mint

One Penny (1p), Two Pence (2p), Five Pence (5p), Ten Pence (10p), Twenty Pence (20p), Fifty Pence (50p), One Pound (£1), Two Pounds (£2).

  • Authority: The Royal Mint Limited
  • Copyright and re-use guidelines: royalmint.com — Copyright and Re-use of Materials
  • Status: UK decimal coin designs are subject to Crown copyright. Reproductions on this Service are flat-form, faithful, non-defacing, displayed in good taste, and not in conflict with any Royal Mint product or service. All trade marks and design rights remain the property of The Royal Mint and the Crown.

Spain — FNMT-RCM (Spanish national side, Euro)

Spanish €1¢, €2¢, €5¢, €10¢, €20¢, €50¢, €1, €2 (national side).

Austria — Münze Österreich (Austrian national side, Euro)

Austrian €1¢, €2¢, €5¢, €10¢, €20¢, €50¢, €1, €2 (national side, designs by sculptor Josef Kaiser).

Australia — Royal Australian Mint

Five Cents (5c), Ten Cents (10c), Twenty Cents (20c), Fifty Cents (50c), One Dollar ($1), Two Dollars ($2).

Switzerland — Swissmint

5 Rappen (0.05), 10 Rappen (0.10), 20 Rappen (0.20), ½ Franc (50 Rappen), 1 Franc, 2 Francs, 5 Francs.

  • Authority: Swissmint (Eidgenössische Münzstätte / Federal Mint), Federal Department of Finance.
  • Source: Official Swissmint photographs via Wikimedia Commons (PD-Switzerland-official).
  • Status: Under Swiss copyright law (URG Art. 5(1)(b)) means of payment are excluded from copyright, so Swiss coin designs are in the public domain. Reproductions on this Service are flat 2D PNG renders displayed for educational and entertainment purposes.

Japan — 造幣局 (Japan Mint)

1円 (¥1), 5円 (¥5), 10円 (¥10), 50円 (¥50), 100円 (¥100), 500円 (¥500).

India — SPMCIL / Reserve Bank of India

₹1 (One Rupee, including the Nritya Mudra Series), ₹2 (Two Rupees, including Nritya Mudra Series), ₹5 (Five Rupees, 2009 commemorative variant), ₹10 (Ten Rupees), and historical 10 paise, 25 paise, and 50 paise.

  • Authority: Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India Limited (SPMCIL) and the Reserve Bank of India
  • Status: Government copyright under the Indian Copyright Act, 1957 (§17(d) on ownership; §52(1)(q)(iv) on permitted reproduction of government works). The 10 paise and 25 paise coins shown on this Service are historical — coins of 25 paise and below were demonetised by the Government of India and ceased to be legal tender on 30 June 2011. The 50 paise coin has not been demonetised and technically remains legal tender, although it is rarely seen in circulation.

Kazakhstan — National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan

1 Tenge, 2 Tenge, 5 Tenge, 10 Tenge, 20 Tenge, 50 Tenge, 100 Tenge, 200 Tenge.

  • Authority: National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC0 1.0 (5/20/100/2 Tenge photos) and CC-BY-SA 4.0 (1/10/50 Tenge photos) by Satrun-7991; PD-KZ-exempt under KZ Copyright Law Art.8 (monetary signs not protected) for 200 Tenge National Bank images.
  • Attribution: Satrun-7991 (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Kyrgyzstan — National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic

1 Tiyyn, 10 Tiyyn, 50 Tiyyn, 1 Som, 3 Som, 5 Som, 10 Som.

  • Authority: National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Kyrgyz Republic Law on Copyright Art. 8 — State emblems and official signs including monetary signs are excluded from copyright protection (PD-KG-exempt).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Iraq — Central Bank of Iraq / Government of Iraq

1 Fils, 4 Fils, 10 Fils, 25 Fils, 50 Fils, 1 Riyal.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Iraq / Government of Iraq.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Iraqi Copyright Law No. 3 of 1971 (amended 2004): body-corporate works published before Jan 1 1980 are PD-Iraq; CC-BY-SA 4.0 for Anupamdutta73 own-work photographs of 4 fils pair.
  • Attribution: Anupamdutta73 (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Tajikistan — National Bank of Tajikistan

1 Diram, 2 Dirams, 5 Dirams, 10 Dirams, 20 Dirams, 50 Dirams, 1 Somoni, 3 Somoni, 5 Somoni.

  • Authority: National Bank of Tajikistan.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: TJ Copyright Law No. 726 (1998) Art. 7 excludes monetary signs (banknotes and coins) from copyright protection.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Uzbekistan — Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan

50 So’m, 100 So’m, 200 So’m, 500 So’m, 1000 So’m.

  • Authority: Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: UZ Copyright Law Art. 8 (Law No. 42, July 20 2006) excludes official symbols and monetary signs from copyright.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Lebanon — Banque du Liban / Republique Libanaise / Etat du Grand Liban

½ Piastre, 1 Piastre, 2 Piastres, 2½ Piastres, 5 Piastres, 10 Piastres, 25 Piastres, 50 Piastres.

  • Authority: Banque du Liban / Republique Libanaise / Etat du Grand Liban.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-Lebanon: design copyright expired under Lebanese Law No. 75 of 1999 (50-year rule); all confirmed coins dated 1924–1955 are fully PD as of 2026. All modern LBP coins (1977–2018, denominations 25–500 LBP) remain copyright-locked until 2027–2068 and are excluded..
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Haiti — Banque de la République d’Haïti

1 Centime, 5 Centimes, 10 Centimes, 20 Centimes.

  • Authority: Banque de la République d’Haïti.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-old (all coins pre-1931, from BnF Gallica + Ghent University Library); no modern circulating HTG coins confirmed on Commons with both sides.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Albania — Banka e Shqipërisë (Bank of Albania)

5 Qindarka, 5 Qindarka, 10 Qindarka, 10 Qindarka, 20 Qindarka, 20 Qindarka, 50 Qindarka, 50 Qindarka, 1 Lek, 10 Lekë, 100 Lekë.

  • Authority: Banka e Shqipërisë (Bank of Albania).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD: Albanian Copyright Law No. 35/2016 Art. 12 excludes means of payment from copyright protection. Tier-A (Mvllez) photos additionally carry an explicit PD-self dedication by the photographer..
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Brazil — Banco Central do Brasil

1 Centavo, 5 Centavos, 10 Centavos, 25 Centavos, 50 Centavos, 1 Real.

  • Authority: Banco Central do Brasil.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC0 1.0 Universal public domain dedication by uploader Awmcphee (uploaded 2016-03-25); {{Money-BR}} template absent from all 6 files — BCB counterfeiting-prevention reproduction rules (SEM VALOR/72 DPI) appear to target banknote-sized prints, not coin photographs; no BCB circular was found explicitly requiring the overlay for metallic coin images.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Armenia — Central Bank of Armenia

10 Dram, 20 Dram, 50 Dram, 100 Dram, 200 Dram, 500 Dram.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Armenia.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Armenia Law on Copyright and Related Rights Art. 4 — official symbols and signs (coins) excluded from copyright protection; all images PD.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Syria — Central Bank of Syria / Banque de Syrie (French Mandate-era coins)

½ Piastre, 1 Piastre, 2½ Piastres, 5 Piastres, 10 Piastres, 50 Piastres, 1 Lira.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Syria / Banque de Syrie (French Mandate-era coins).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-Syria: pre-1961 circulating coins uploaded under Syrian Law No. 12/2001 (copyright expired). CAUTION: Commons:Copyright rules by territory/Syria explicitly flags Syrian coins as likely NOT OK — no explicit statutory exemption for currency designs; collect_with_care verdict applies..
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Turkmenistan — Central Bank of Turkmenistan

1 Tenge, 2 Tenge, 5 Tenge, 10 Tenge, 20 Tenge, 50 Tenge, 1 Manat, 2 Manat.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Turkmenistan.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Turkmenistan Civil Code Art. 1061 excludes monetary signs (coins/banknotes) from copyright — PD state symbol exemption; coin photographs CC-BY-SA 4.0 by Cerdded41.
  • Attribution: Cerdded41 (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Mongolia — Bank of Mongolia (Mongolbank)

1 Möngö, 10 Möngö, 20 Möngö, 50 Möngö, 1 Tögrög, 1 Möngö, 200 Tögrög.

  • Authority: Bank of Mongolia (Mongolbank).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: All coins PD: 1925–1945 series are mechanical coin scans (PD-Coin scan) of designs by the People’s Republic of Mongolia (expired copyright); 200 Tögrög JPG is PD-self by uploader Stricken; 1 Tögrög PNG is CC0 1.0 Universal by uploader Windrain. No attribution required..
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Kiribati — Government of Kiribati (coins minted by the Royal Australian Mint)

1 Cent, 2 Cents, 5 Cents, 10 Cents, 20 Cents, 50 Cents, $1, $2.

  • Authority: Government of Kiribati (coins minted by the Royal Australian Mint).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC0 1.0 Universal — photographer User:Turkmenistan waived all rights; coin designs PD (1979/1989 issues, copyright expired).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Argentina — Casa de la Moneda de la República Argentina / Banco Central de la República Argentina

2 Centavos, 5 Centavos, 10 Centavos, 10 Centavos, 20 Centavos, 20 Centavos, 50 Centavos, ½ Argentino.

  • Authority: Casa de la Moneda de la República Argentina / Banco Central de la República Argentina.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-AR-Anonymous (Argentine Law 11.723 §33: anonymous institutional works enter PD after 50 yr); all selected coins predate 1976, also PD in the US; Law 11.723 contains no currency reproduction exception, blocking modern ARS designs.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Moldova — National Bank of Moldova (Banca Națională a Moldovei)

1 Ban, 5 Bani, 10 Bani, 25 Bani, 50 Bani, 1 Leu, 2 Lei, 5 Lei.

  • Authority: National Bank of Moldova (Banca Națională a Moldovei).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: MD Copyright Law Art. 8 excludes monetary signs from copyright protection (PD-MD-exempt); all images sourced from National Bank of Moldova.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Liechtenstein — National Bank of Liechtenstein / Austrian Mint (historical Krone and Vereinsthaler issues)

Vereinsthaler 1862, 1 Krone 1898, 2 Kronen 1915, 5 Kronen 1900, 10 Kronen 1900, 20 Kronen 1898, 10 Franken 1946.

  • Authority: National Bank of Liechtenstein / Austrian Mint (historical Krone and Vereinsthaler issues).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-Liechtenstein Art.5 (official means of payment, Vereinsthaler combined image); PD-old / Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Timur Lenk AHK Krone series, 2007 photos of pre-1920 coins, 18-year undisputed Commons record, thin originality for coin photographs); PD dedication by photographer D.j.mueller (10 Franc 1946).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Lithuania — Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas)

1 Euro, 50 Cent, 20 Cent, 10 Cent.

  • Authority: Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: LT Copyright Law §52(3) exempts official state symbols — all national obverses PD; CC0 for 50c obverse and €1 reverse; CC BY 2.0 (Mark Morgan) for 10c/20c/50c reverses; EU OJ C 41/2011 grants commercial permission for flat reproductions of euro common sides.
  • Attribution: Mark Morgan (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Ukraine — National Bank of Ukraine

10 Kopiyok, 50 Kopiyok, 1 Hryvnia, 2 Hryvni, 5 Hryven, 10 Hryven.

  • Authority: National Bank of Ukraine.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-UA-exempt — Ukrainian Copyright Law Art. 8(5) excludes coins and banknotes from copyright protection.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Ethiopia — National Bank of Ethiopia / Ethiopian Empire (historical coinage)

1 Matonya, 1 Gersh, 25 Santim, 1 Birr.

  • Authority: National Bank of Ethiopia / Ethiopian Empire (historical coinage).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Coin designs PD by age (all pre-1974 Empire-era issues); photos individually licensed: CC0 1.0 (Windrain, Petrov Eduard) or PD/CC-PD-Mark 1.0 (Donald Trung) or CC-BY-SA 4.0 (Petrov Eduard — matonya only).
  • Attribution: Petrov Eduard (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Belarus — National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (Национальный банк Республики Беларусь)

1 Kapeyka, 2 Kapeykas, 5 Kapeykas, 10 Kapeykas, 20 Kapeykas, 50 Kapeykas, 1 Ruble, 2 Rubles.

  • Authority: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (Национальный банк Республики Беларусь).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-BY-exempt — Belarus Law No. 370-XIII Art. 8 excludes state symbols (banknotes and coins) from copyright.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Azerbaijan — Central Bank of Azerbaijan (Azərbaycan Mərkəzi Bankı)

1 Qapik, 3 Qapik, 5 Qapik, 10 Qapik, 20 Qapik, 50 Qapik.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Azerbaijan (Azərbaycan Mərkəzi Bankı).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Coin designs PD under AZ Copyright Law Art. 7 (monetary signs excluded from copyright); coin photographs Public Domain (2006 circulation series).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Iran — Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Bank Markazi Iran)

10 Rials, 20 Rials.

  • Authority: Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Bank Markazi Iran).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Pre-June 18 1996 coin designs PD under Iran Copyright Law (1970), 30-year term; 10 Rial photo CC-BY-SA 3.0 by Startaq.
  • Attribution: Startaq (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Georgia — National Bank of Georgia (საქართველოს ეროვნული ბანკი)

1 Lari, 2 Lari.

  • Authority: National Bank of Georgia (საქართველოს ეროვნული ბანკი).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Coin designs PD under Georgia Copyright Law No. 2388-Is (monetary symbols exempt); reverse photographs by Phamat123 under CC BY-SA 4.0; lari scan photos PD-GE-exempt (unknown photographer).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Ghana — Bank of Ghana

1 Cedi.

  • Authority: Bank of Ghana.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-GhanaGov — Ghana Copyright Act 2005 “official materials of state authorities” reading, legally contested; no confirmed PD-GhanaGov Commons template page exists (both returned 404); collect_with_care.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Thailand — Bank of Thailand

25 Satang, 50 Satang, 1 Baht.

  • Authority: Bank of Thailand.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC BY-SA 4.0 photos; attribution required.
  • Attribution: Person or Persons Unknown; Алексей Гоманков (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Philippines — Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

1 Sentimo, 5 Sentimo, 25 Sentimo, 1 Piso, 5 Piso, 10 Piso, 20 Piso.

  • Authority: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC-BY-SA 4.0 photos by John Alan Elson and BSP1946; ₱5 pair CC0 1.0 by Moosehooey; ₱20 obverse PD-Philippines (RA 8293, BSP1946 government work).
  • Attribution: BSP1946; John Alan Elson (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Czechia — Czech National Bank (Česká národní banka)

1 Koruna, 2 Koruny, 5 Korun, 10 Korun, 20 Korun, 50 Korun.

  • Authority: Czech National Bank (Česká národní banka).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CNB Decree No. 274/2011 Coll. explicitly permits digital/nonmetallic coin images; coin photographs CC-BY-SA 3.0 by Ilya Rudomilov (1 Koruna reverse: Public Domain).
  • Attribution: Ilya Rudomilov (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Tonga — National Reserve Bank of Tonga

10 Seniti, 50 Seniti.

  • Authority: National Reserve Bank of Tonga.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD-self releases by NobbiP and StAnselm; all coins public domain, no attribution required.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Belize — Central Bank of Belize

1 Cent, 5 Cents, 10 Cents, 25 Cents, 50 Cents, 1 Dollar.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Belize.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC BY-SA 3.0 / CC BY 4.0 photos + PD-UKGov coin designs (Crown copyright pre-1976); attribution required for all photo files.
  • Attribution: John Alan Elson; Oargos (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Tunisia — Banque Centrale de Tunisie

20 Millimes, ½ Dinar.

  • Authority: Banque Centrale de Tunisie.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: Tunisia Law 94-36 (1994) anonymous works 50-year rule: 1960 design expired 2010, 1968 design expired 2018 (½ Dinar PD-self); the 20 Millimes photographs are CC-BY-SA 4.0 by Bafli Majdi.
  • Attribution: Bafli Majdi (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Egypt — Central Bank of Egypt

50 Piastres, 1 Pound, 20 Qirsh (1956), 10 Qirsh (1956), 5 Qirsh (1956), 10 Qirsh (1939), 5 Millimes (1924).

  • Authority: Central Bank of Egypt.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC0 1.0 public-domain dedication (Abubiju historical series, 5 coins); PD author’s own release (Mabuhelwa 1 EGP pair); CC-BY-SA 3.0 (Aleksasfi 50 PT pair); the 1 Pound reverse (Tutankhamun) is CC-BY-SA 3.0 by John Alan Elson — attribution required.
  • Attribution: Aleksasfi; John Alan Elson (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Myanmar — Central Bank of Myanmar

1 Pya, 5 Pyas.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Myanmar.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: PD under Myanmar Copyright Law §17 (government works published before 1976); CC BY-SA 3.0 for Aamsse’s 1953 photograph.
  • Attribution: Aamsse (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Netherlands — Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt (Royal Dutch Mint)

1 Guilder, 1 Guilder, 2½ Guilder, 2½ Guilder.

  • Authority: Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt (Royal Dutch Mint).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC0 1.0 – photos by Петров Эдуард (own work); pre-1900 Dutch royal coinage designs are public domain.
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Russia — Bank of Russia (Банк России)

10 Kopecks, 50 Kopecks, 1 Ruble, 2 Rubles, 5 Rubles, 10 Rubles.

  • Authority: Bank of Russia (Банк России).
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: RU Civil Code Art.1259 §6 excludes all forms of money from copyright (PD-RU-exempt); 10-kop and 50-kop photographs additionally carry CC BY-SA 3.0 claim by photographer Komarov Nickolay.
  • Attribution: Komarov Nickolay (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Trinidad and Tobago — Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago

5 Cents, 10 Cents, 25 Cents.

  • Authority: Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC BY 2.0 photos by Mark Morgan Trinidad, attribution required for all coin images.
  • Attribution: Mark Morgan (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

Venezuela — Banco Central de Venezuela

50 Céntimos, 1 Bolívar, 10 Bolívares, 50 Bolívares, 100 Bolívares, 50 Céntimos, 1 Bolívar.

  • Authority: Banco Central de Venezuela.
  • Source: Wikimedia Commons. License basis: CC0 1.0 for VEF 2007 series (JesusElGuaro); CC-BY-SA 3.0 Unported for VEF 2016 and VES 2018 series (Jimmy J. Olano-Sayago).
  • Attribution: Jimmy Olano (via Wikimedia Commons).
  • Status: On-screen 2D reproductions of circulating coins for educational and entertainment purposes.

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