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Standard circulation coinage of the Sultanate of Brunei issued since 1992.

Common coinage of the Malayan Federation and British Borneo territories (1939–1962) under British monarchs.

Early aluminum Fen and Jiao issues (1953+) featuring the PRC National Emblem.

Current Renminbi circulation coinage featuring unified floral and security designs.

Colonial issues featuring Queen Elizabeth II

Modern circulation issues featuring the Bauhinia flower

Early independence and Sukarno era issues

Suharto era "Orde Baru" issues (1971–1990) featuring national wildlife.

Current circulation issues of the Republic of Indonesia since the 1991 reform.

Final years of British Raj coinage under the reign of King George VI (1938–1947).

First decimal coinage series issued after the historic 1957 currency reform.

Circulation issues after "Naya" was dropped from the denomination name (1964–1971).

Standard circulation coins with updated bilingual layouts issued 1982–1991.

Standardized smaller-format stainless steel coinage issued between 1988 and 2004.

Special "Cross" design series issued between 2004 and 2006.

The coins were issued for common circulation in 2007-2009 with changed designs and continued to be minted until the introduction of the Rupee Symbol.

Unique circulation series (2007) featuring traditional hand gestures (mudras).

Contemporary coinage (2011–2019) featuring the new Rupee symbol (₹).

Thematic circulation series highlighting agricultural themes

Coinage of Emperor Hirohito (1926–1989), covering pre-war and post-war evolution.

Refined definitive designs of Emperor Akihito (1989–2019), including the 500 Yen.

Standard circulation and special issue coinage of the DPRK

Standard circulation coinage of the Republic of Korea (1966-1982)

Standardized circulation coinage of the Republic of Korea since the 1982 reform.

A major update focused on cost-efficiency. This series introduced the significantly smaller copper-plated aluminum 10-won coin and modernized typography across all circulating denominations.

Standard circulation coinage of the Lao People's Democratic Republic

Circulation coinage of Ceylon featuring the Armorial Ensign (1963-1971)

First coinage series of the Republic of Sri Lanka (1972-2004)

Nickel-plated steel circulation series issued between 2005 and 2011/2013

Standard circulation coinage of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

Circulation coinage of the Union of Burma featuring General Aung San

Circulation coinage of the Mongolian People's Republic (1925-1991)

Standard circulation coinage of Macau under Portuguese administration and SAR status

Inaugural circulation series of the Malaysian Ringgit (1967–1988).

Circulation coins featuring traditional Malaysian artifacts and motifs (1989–2011).

Modern series featuring the national hibiscus flower and traditional textile patterns.

Circulation coinage of the Kingdom of Nepal under Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah

Circulation coinage of the Kingdom of Nepal under Birendra Bir Bikram Shah

Circulation coins of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal

The first regular coinage of the independent Republic of the Philippines. It is characterized by English inscriptions and classic allegorical designs inherited from the territorial era.

This landmark series marked the transition from English to Tagalog inscriptions, changing "Peso" to "Piso." Known for its large-diameter coinage, it features prominent national heroes like Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio. This batch represents a bold era of national identity and cultural pride in Philippine numismatics.

Representing the "New Society" era, this series features the distinctive ABL tagline and a revised state seal. While maintaining the national heroes from the previous period, the batch is noted for its transition in metal compositions and the introduction of smaller, more practical sizes for minor denominations. It is a key ideological chapter in Philippine history.

A favorite among collectors, this series celebrates the Philippines rich biodiversity. Each denomination showcases endemic species, from the Tamarao buffalo on the 1 Piso to rare local birds and plants. This batch reflects a shift toward environmental awareness and a more compact, modern coin format.

Introduced by the newly reorganized Central Bank (BSP), this series unified the nation's coinage for over two decades. It features the BSP logo on the reverse and refined portraits of heroes on the obverse. This batch tracks the evolution from copper-nickel to more durable nickel-plated steel issues.

Introduced in 2018, this series replaced the 1995 BSP series with a unified nickel-plated steel look. It features national heroes (Mabini, Bonifacio, Rizal) and stylized flora endemic to the Philippines.

Standard circulation coinage of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

The First Series of circulation coins featuring marine life

The Second Series of circulation coins featuring native flowers

The Third Series of circulation coins featuring national icons and landmarks

Coinage of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (1946–2016), documenting 70 years of heritage.

Contemporary Baht series featuring King Maha Vajiralongkorn, introduced in 2018.

Circulation coinage of the Republic of China using the Minguo calendar system.