Album East Europe

Modern circulation coinage of the Republic of Albania featuring historic ships and kings.

Circulation coinage of the Convertible Mark system introduced for national unity.

The definitive coinage of the socialist era, featuring the state emblem and agricultural motifs. Documents the stability of the Lev after the 1962 reform.

Coinage of the transition period, featuring the Madara Rider. Documents the era of high inflation and the shift towards modern national symbols.

The current circulation coinage of Bulgaria. Features the Madara Rider on stotinki and prominent Bulgarian saints and scholars on bimetallic lev coins.

Emergency coinage of the German-occupied territories during World War II.

Classic coinage of the interwar period (1918–1938) following the Great War.

Standard circulation issues of the CSSR (1953–1990) during the Cold War era.

Issues of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic (1990–1992) before the separation.

Standard circulation coinage of the independent Czech Republic issued since 1993.

Historical circulation coinage of Croatia (1994–2022) featuring local flora and fauna.

Communist era circulation issues (1949–1989) featuring socialist heraldry.

Post-communist coinage (1989–2011) issued under the title "Magyar Köztársaság".

Current circulation coinage of Hungary, featuring the simplified "Magyarország" legend.

First and current circulation series of the Republic of Moldova since 1993.

Standard circulation coinage of North Macedonia featuring local wildlife and landmarks.

Coinage of the Romanian People's Republic (1947-1952)

Circulation coinage of the communist era (1952–1989) featuring industrial themes.

Transitional currency issued after 1989, documenting the return to democracy.

Modern circulation coinage of Romania introduced during the 2005 denomination.

Modern circulation coinage of Serbia issued after the dissolution of the union with Montenegro.

National coinage (1991–2006) featuring Slovenian wildlife before the Euro transition.

War-time coinage of the first Slovak State, featuring national and religious motifs.

Circulation coinage of the independent Slovak Republic (1993–2008) before Euro adoption.

First series of the "Hard Dinar" (1965–1970) following the monetary reform.

Second series of the Hard Dinar era, documenting a decade of economic stability.

Third series issued during the late socialist period before the inflationary spike.

Short-lived high-denomination series issued during the onset of hyperinflation.

Circulation coins of the FNRJ/SFRJ era (1953–1963) with the socialist state emblem.

Circulation coinage of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia).

Stabilization currency (1994–2002) of the FR Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro).

Final federal coinage (1990–1991) issued shortly before the country's breakup.