1600-1900 coins with pictures of plants

Is there any?

There are numerous Scottish coins from this period with thistles on them.

Anne 5 shillings

Charles II Bawbee

Charles I 40 Pence

James III Groat of 1471-1483. The first occurrence of the thistle on a Scottish coin.

French, English and British coins will also provide you with a wealth of examples since the fleur-de-lis features prominently on them.

Augsburg -- 1623 2 kreuzer:

Pine tree coins of New England

Basically all the French Écu coins since Louis XV, and a lot of coins until the modern day from France, have some kind of wreath/ olive branch/wheat stalks/flower on them

Can you please give links to these coins, its easier then. I found more:
Costa Rica and Colombia
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces15942.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19483.html

Quote: "Monninen1"​Can you please give links to these coins, its easier then. I found more:
​Costa Rica and Colombia
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces15942.html
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19483.html

Those are 19th century, you asked for 17 and 18th

I am confused about the time period that Monninen is asking about.

The 17th and 18th centuries cover the years 1601-1800. But he expressed it in a way that implies 18th and 19th centuries (1700s and 1800s).

The 1700th Century doesn't start until the year 160101, so we have wait a long time.

Quote: "Cerulean"​I am confused about the time period that Monninen is asking about.
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​The 17th and 18th centuries cover the years 1601-1800. But he expressed it in a way that implies 18th and 19th centuries (1700s and 1800s).
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​The 1700th Century doesn't start until the year 160101, so we have wait a long time.

​Everything between 1600 and 1900

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​Wow! I really like the Bath 1/2 penny token 1794. And it does not cost a fortune.