I have a coin with the moon and the sun on it.

This is a coin of 198 1 0 cent issued by Malaysia, 100 cent = 1 Malaysian ringgit. The "Star and Moon" on the back of the coin stands for: 14 star symbolizes Malaysia 13 state and government, the new moon symbolizes Islam, the state religion of Malaysia, and the building is the Parliament Building of Malaysia. The coin is made of copper-nickel alloy (white copper). At present, the value of postal currency trading market is less than RMB in 5 yuan.

This is a 20-cent coin issued by Malaysia on 1982. The monetary unit in Malaysia is ringgit, and tokens are fairies. 100 cents? = RM 1。 On the back of the coin is the Malaysian parliament building and the star and moon pattern. At the current exchange rate: 1 Malaysian ringgit =2.0386 RMB. So 20 cents is equivalent to 40 cents RMB. However, it has collection value, and its current value in the postal currency trading market is less than 5 yuan RMB.

This is a 50 cent coin issued in Malaysia 1973. 100 cent = 1 Malaysian ringgit. The "Star and Moon" on the back of the coin stands for: 14 star symbolizes Malaysia 13 state and government, the new moon symbolizes Islam, the state religion of Malaysia, and the building is the Parliament Building of Malaysia. The coin is made of copper-nickel alloy (white copper). At the current exchange rate: 1 Malaysian ringgit = 1.8356 RMB, then 50 cents is equivalent to 0.9 1 RMB. However, according to the policy, foreign coins cannot be exchanged in domestic banks, so this kind of coin cannot be exchanged for money. However, it is collectible, and the brand-new one is probably worth RMB in 6 yuan in the postal currency trading market. The picture shows 1977 version of Malaysian fifty cents, which can be compared.