The Bank of Scotland does indeed print its own banknotes, but this pound coin is just generically British; they have traditionally alternated designs to honor each of the member countries of the UK, so this is from a Scotland year.
Italy is correct, that's 10 eurocents.
The franc is a franc, but where is it from? France doesn't have francs anymore. :-)
The Czech Republic is right.
And it's actually a wacky nickel, not a quarter. Are they doing something weird with nickels now? I'm going to have a lot to learn when I get back to Pittsburgh! :-)
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Date: 2010-05-25 06:41 am (UTC)Italy is correct, that's 10 eurocents.
The franc is a franc, but where is it from? France doesn't have francs anymore. :-)
The Czech Republic is right.
And it's actually a wacky nickel, not a quarter. Are they doing something weird with nickels now? I'm going to have a lot to learn when I get back to Pittsburgh! :-)