Coins with Miss Liberty, US presidents, bald eagle and other American symbols, inscriptions such as E PLURIBUS UNUM in Latin letters.

Coins with central European kings and queens, imperial eagles, shields, crowns, inscriptions such as DEUTSCHES REICH in Latin letters.

Coins with western European kings and queens, wreaths, coats of arms, crosses, crowns, inscriptions such as DEI GRATIA in Latin letters.

Coins from countries of these religions with leaders, geometric shapes and symbols, inscriptions in Arabic and Syriac letters.

Coins from the Far East, with leaders, dragons and other symbols, inscriptions in Chinese and related logograms.

Coins from eastern Europe and Russia, with leaders, monograms and other symbols, inscriptions in Greek and Cyrillic letters.

Coins from original countries (not colonies) in central Africa, with leaders, African animals, inscriptions generally in Latin letters.

Coins from ancient times, primarily Greek and Roman Empires, with military and religious symbols, inscriptions in Greek and Latin letters.

Coins from medieval times and the Dark Ages, primarily from European coutnries and the Byzantine Empire.

Coins minted after World War II (any country) including commemoratives and other collector-only mint issues.

Normal coins (any country) with small, often microscopic, variations added during the minting process.

Normal coins (any country) with major errors made during mint production.

Coin-like objects, usually small, manufactured by private industry for commerce or as a souvenir.

Coin-like objects, usually large, manufactured by governments or private industry to honor something.