Coin Types from the Bahamas
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$ km2 1 Cent (1966-1969)
$ km15 1 Cent (1970)
$ km16 1 Cent (1971-1973)
$ km59 1 Cent (1974-1985)
$ km59a 1 Cent (1985-2004)
$ km218 1 Cent (2006-2009)
$ km3 5 Cents (1966-1973)
$ km17 5 Cents (1971-1973)
$ km38 5 Cents (1973)
$ km60 5 Cents (1974-2006)
$ km4 10 Cents (1966-1970)
$ km18 10 Cents (1971-1973)
$ km39 10 Cents (1973)
$ km61 10 Cents (1974-2005)
$ km219 10 Cents (2007)
$ km5 15 Cents (1966-1970)
$ km19 15 Cents (1971-1973)
$ km62 15 Cents (1974-2005)
$ km6 25 Cents (1966-1973)
$ km20 25 Cents (1971-1973)
$ km63.1 25 Cents (1974-1989)
$ km63.2 25 Cents (1991-2005)
new 25 Cents (2007--) new design
$ km7 50 Cents (1966-1970) ASW=0.2667
$ km21 50 Cents (1971,1973) ASW=0.2667
$ km64 50 Cents (1974-1992) Image from Han van Hattum
$ km64a 50 Cents (1974-1980) silver ASW=0.2667 Image from Zdravko Bosnjak
$ km8 1 Dollar (1966-1970) Conch ASW=0.4666
$ km22 1 Dollar (1971-1973) ASW=0.4666
$ km65 1 Dollar (1974-1978) From trusted seller WorldCoinGuy
$ km65a 1 Dollar (1974-1980) silver ASW=0.4666 Image from John Holladay
$ km65b 1 Dollar (1981-1992)
$ km9 2 Dollars (1966-1970) ASW=0.8862
$ km23 2 Dollars (1971-1973) ASW=0.8862 Contributed Image
$ km66 2 Dollars (1974-1980)
$ km66a 2 Dollars (1974-1980) silver ASW=0.8862 Image from Zdravko Bosnjak
$ km10 5 Dollars (1966-1970) ASW=1.2526
$ km33 5 Dollars (1972-1973) ASW=1.2526
$ km67 5 Dollars (1974-1978) copper-nickel
$ km67a 5 Dollars (1974-1980) National Flag ASW=1.2526 Contributed Image
$ km140 5 Dollars (1991) 500 yrs of the Americas ASW=0.5781 Image from Vytautas Marcinkevicius
$ km76 10 Dollars (1975-1977) Yellow Elder flowers From trusted seller WorldCoinGuy
$ km78 10 Dollars (1978) Prince Charles ASW=0.7291 Image from Zdravko Bosnjak
$ km197 10 Dollars (1992) Discovery of the New World From trusted seller WorldCoinGuy
This is my collection of world coins.
Here you will find foreign coin photos, coin values and other information useful for coin collecting.
Some coins came from the coin mint, some came from coin dealers, some came from coin auction.
Some are stored in coin folders, others are stored using other coin supplies.
Many of these coins are silver coins and a few are gold coins. This information is useful for coin collecting
software and cataloging coin types and coin values in U.S. dollars.