Ultramodern numismatist Pabitra Saha continues to compile newly announced or issued coin designs.Here are some that caught my eye in recent weeks.

Finland 2 Euro 2013

I like the sand-like color and texture on the central portion of this bimetallic piece.

Turkey's Coin on the Ancient City of Sagalassos

I like the close-up architectural detail on the reverse of this one. One sees a lot of architecture on coins, but rarely this close up.

Kazakhstan Caspian Seal Coin

With this one I like how the seal on the obverse stretches to fill the appropriate oval shape.I don't ordinarily like flat designs like this, but I think it works here. The reverse gives me shivers.

Kazakhstan "Homeland of Apples" Coin

This one has a great three-dimensional look. From the image the apples seem to stick out in very high relief. The tree is too simple and stylized for my tastes, but again, I think the design works here.

Czech Republic 200 Koruna coin on Aloys Klar

Is that a contraption for printing braille? I'm not sure what it is, but Pabitra's note states that Klar was a philologist. Wikipedia says " Philology is the study of language in written historical sources".

Czech Republic 200 Koruna coin on the Czech National Bank

Maybe it's the toning, but I think this is a really pretty coin. I like the juxtaposition of the traditional rampant lion with Art Deco-like architecture and the coin-within-a-coin.