Really though, these country coins they're all worthless. Bitcoin doesn't have borders.
So far the only one I've seen with any value at all is Auroracoin. That one at least has some way to distribute its premine to its intended demographic, and it appears to be doing so reasonably well. It can either end up acting like a local currency or it might act as a way to get a bunch of folks using bitcoin. Either way is a win.
I have no idea how the others can even attempt to fairly distribute their coins. Its not like their governments are going to give the developers access to their citizen databases to allow them to verify the airdrops.
