List of bi-metallic coins by release date

This list includes discontinued and commemorative bi-metallic coins minted since 1982.

Country / Territory Denominations Years Notes
Abkhazia 1 Aspar 2022 —
Albania 100 Leke 2000 —
Alderney 50 Pounds 2002 —
Algeria 10, 20, 50 Dinar 1992 —
Andaman and Nicobar 10, 20 Rupees 2011 Limited-edition release
Andorra 2 Diners 1985 —
Angola 5, 10 Kwanzas; 20 Kwanzas 2012, 2014 —
Argentina 1 Peso 1994 —
Armenia 500 Dram 2003 —
Australia 5, 10, 20, 25, 50, 75, 100 Dollar 1994– Commemoratives
Azerbaijan 50 Qəpik 1992 —
Bahrain 100 Fils; 500 Fils 1992, 2000 —
Belarus 2 Roubles; 20 Roubles 2009, 2016 20 Roubles commemorative
Benin 500 CFA Francs 2022 Commemorative
Bhutan 2000 Ngultrums 2002 —
Bolivia 5 Boliviar; 1000 Boliviar 2001, 2005 —
Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Mark 2000 —
Botswana 5 Pula; 2 Pula 2000, 2013 —
British Indian Ocean Territory 1, 2 Pounds 2021 —
British Overseas Territories 25 Pence 2008 Stoltenhoff, Nightingale, Tristan da Cunha
British Virgin Islands 75 Dollar 2004, 2007 —
Bulgaria 1 Lev; 2 Leva 2002, 2015 —
Cambodia 500 Riels 1994 —
Canada $2 1996[1] Toonie
Cape Verde 100, 250, 200 Escudos 1994, 2013, 20?? —
CFP Franc territories 200 Francs 2021 —
Chad 1000 CFA Francs 2019 —
Chile 100, 500 Pesos 2000 —
China 50 Yuan; 25 Yuan; 10 Yuan; 500 Yuan 1990–1995 —
Colombia 500 Pesos 1993 —
Comoros 250 Francs 2013 —
Cook Islands $50; $150; $1; $100 1997, 2005, 2010, 2014 —
Costa Rica 500 colones 2021 —
Croatia 25 Kuna 1997 —
Cuba 500 Pesos; 5 Peso 2000, 2016 —
Czech Republic 50 Korun / Kč 1993 Duplicate entries merged
Djibouti 250 Francs 2012 —
Dominican Republic 5, 10 Pesos 2005 —
Ecuador 100, 500, 1000 Sucres 1996 —
Egypt 1 Pound 2005 —
Eurozone €1, €2 2002 —
El Salvador 5 Colones 1997 —
Ethiopia 1 Birr 2002 —
Falkland Islands 2 Pounds 1999, 2000 —
Finland 10 Markaa 1993 —
France 10 Francs 1988 —
Georgia 10 Lari; 2 Lari 2000, 2006 —
Ghana 1 Cedi; 2 Cedis 2007, 2019 —
Gibraltar 4.2 ECU; 2 Pounds 1994, 1996 —
Hong Kong 10 Dollar 1993 Duplicate entry merged
Hungary 100 Forint; 200 Forint 1996, 2009 —
India ₹10; ₹20 2009, 2019 —
Indonesia Rp 1,000 1993 —
Iran 250, 500 Rials 1993, 2003 —
Isle of Man 1/4 Angel, Noble, Crown 1995 —
Israel ₪10 1995 —
Italy 500 Lira 1982 —
Jamaica 20 Dollars 2000 —
Japan 500 Yen 2021– —
Jordan 1/2 dinar 1997 —
Kazakhstan 100, 200 Tenge 2002 —
Kenya 10 Shillings 1994 —
Latvia 2 Lati 1999 —
Lesotho 5 Maloti 1995 —
Macau 100 Patacas 1997 —
Mexico 100, 1000 Pesos 1989 —
Micronesia 5 Dollar 2012 —
Moldova 5, 10 Lei 1991 —
Monaco 10 Francs 1988, 1989 Combined
Morocco 5 dirhams 1987 —
New Zealand 50 Cent 1994 Commemorative
North Korea 1 Won 2004 —
Philippines 10-peso; 20-peso 2000–2017; 2019–[2] —
Portugal 200 Escudos 1991 —
Russia 3, 5, 10 Roubles 2014– “North Pole” commemoratives
Saint Helena & Ascension 2 Pounds 2003 —
Singapore 1 Dollar 2013 —
Somaliland 2500 Shillings 2016 Queen of Ghana commemorative
South Africa 5 Rand 2005 —
Thailand 10 baht 1988 —
Bahamas 2 Dollar 2000 —
Tokelau 1 Dollar 2017 —
Turkey 50 kuruş; 1 lira 2009[3] —
United Kingdom £2; £1 1997– ; 2017– —
United States $10 Library of Congress 2000 —
Vatican City 5 Euro 2024 —

References

  1. ^ Michael, T. (2020-08-04). 2020 Standard Catalogue World Coins 2001- Date 14ed. Krause Publications. ISBN 978-1-4402-4897-9.
  2. ^ Michael, Thomas; Schmidt, Tracy L. (2019-07-09). 2020 Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901-2000. Penguin Publishing Group. ISBN 978-1-4402-4896-2.
  3. ^ Reinfeld, Fred (2009). Catalogue of the World's Most Popular Coins. Ishi Press International. ISBN 978-4-87187-800-5.