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    January 21, 2026

    Mystery Coin Quiz #2

    Mystery coin #2 obverse side       Mystery coin #2 reverse side

    Question: Which option below is a relatively small Southern African country that issued this scallop-shaped 5 Cents coin in the year 1999? The country’s name — blurred out in the left image — is usually above the profile of King Mswati III. The answer is listed further below!
    A — CAMEROON
    B — SWAZILAND
    C — SOMALIA
    D — NAMIBIA



























    ANSWER
    B . . . . . Swaziland, now also known as Eswatini or eSwatini

    2 comments:

    Anonymous said...

    Fun quiz idea! I always learn something new from these coin posts. When I need a mental break I've been playing around on HahaGames (https://www.hahagames.com), a nice free browser-game site. Thanks for the puzzle!

    Wonderful World (GeoWhiz) said...

    Thank you for your compliment and for visiting the Money & Geography Blog!