Mexico, because its national emblem stands on a cactus for eagles to catch snakes, has this national emblem pattern in pesos circulating in the country over the years. In addition, the "Eagle Ocean" widely used in the Republic of China is the Mexican Silver Circle, and its name shows its origin.
Albania is called the country of Shan Ying, and its national emblem is a double-headed eagle. Interestingly, this totem is also a symbol of worship in many eastern European countries, which also believe in the Orthodox Church. Double-headed eagle with wings is common in its currency.
In Austria, the national emblem is also a double-headed eagle, but it has a red and white shield symbolizing the color of the national flag on its chest, a sickle in its claws, and sometimes a single-headed eagle wearing a crown. This model is common in various currencies, but at present Austria uses the euro.
Poland, an authentic Eastern European country, used the coin of the Kingdom of Poland with a double-headed eagle in the19th century. Different from the above, Poland's double-headed eagle wears a crown, holds a stick and holds a golden ball symbolizing kingship. During the Republic period, the modern national emblem printed with a single-headed eagle was used. In the early days, the crown was worn, but not in the later period.
After the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, Russia began to use the double-headed eagle totem with the imprint of Eastern Europe, all of which were double-headed eagles without crowns.
In the former Yugoslavia, a double-headed eagle was occasionally seen on the country's dinar.
Germany's national emblem can be seen on the previous logo, an eagle standing with its wings spread, and now it uses the euro.
The Philippines, once a colony of the United States, has an eagle on its national emblem. During its stay in the United States, it issued coins with eagle patterns in American style. In addition, the 90 th edition of China also has the pattern of monkey-eating eagle (the one in the black cat sheriff) preying.
In Syria, the national emblem is an eagle with wings spread and a national flag shield on its chest. National emblem is also common on coins, but sometimes the eagle head turns to the left, usually to the right.
Yemen, the national emblem is also an eagle, with a shield on its chest, and the national emblem is occasionally seen on coins.
In Indonesia, the national emblem is also a shield worn by eagles. It appears on most banknotes and coins in this country.
Libya, the currency is dirham, and the common national emblem is the eagle with shield.
In Nigeria, the national emblem is two horses supporting the shield and an eagle standing on the shield. The national emblem is mostly printed on coins.