Many countries have issued coins with a lion pattern on the back. Many of them are lions in the national emblem; There are also real lion patterns; There are also some animals that are very similar to lions (such as the Griffin on Georgian coins and the legendary lion-shaped animals on Burmese coins). It is impossible to list them one by one, just a few examples:

The Bulgarian people and the national 50 Reva have a standing lion in the middle of the national emblem on the back;

Iranian Pahlavi dynasty period 50 dinars, the back is the national emblem of Iranian monarchy period, and the central pattern is a lion with a knife in its front paws;

Georgia 50 Teri, with a lion on each side of the national emblem on the back;

Ethiopia 50 points, with lion head pattern on the back;

Indian 50 Pais coin with Ashoka's lion column pattern on the back.