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Anatolia. Rum Seljuks. Rukn Al-Din Suleiman Shah, 692-600 AH (1196-1204). Fals, Æ 7.14 g. Nimbate horseman advancing r., behind, star. Rev. Leg...

Coinage of the Caucasus, the Middle East and bordering regions. Anatolia. Zangids of Mosul. Qubt al-Din Maudud. Dirham, Mosul 564 AH (1169-1170), &#...

Coinage of the Caucasus, the Middle East and bordering regions. Syria. Umayyad caliphs in Damascus, 661-750. Fals, Tiberias after 696, Æ 3.32 g...

Coinage of Central Asia. Afghanistan. The Hephtalites, Alxon Huns. Kinghila, 430-490. Drachm, AR 3.36 g. Helmeted bust r. Rev. Lighted altar with atte

Coinage of Central Asia. Afghanistan. The Hephtalites, Nezak Huns. Anonymous issue, circa 5151-560. Drachm, Kabul, AR 2.84 g. Bust r., with winged bul

Coinage of Central Asia. Afghanistan. Kidarite Huns. Drachm, Kidara after 350, AR 3.62. Crowned bust, facing slightly r. Rev. Lighted altar with two a

Coinage of Central Asia. The Coinage of Axum. Endybis, circa 230-300. Aureus, AV 2.71 g. ENDYBC ? BACILEYC Draped bust r., wearing head-cloth within t

Coinage of Central Asia. The Coinage of Axum. Ousanas II, circa 360-380. AR 1.22 g. OYC – ANA Draped bust r., wearing head-cloth. Rev. BAC – ILEI Drap

Coinage of Central Asia. The Coinage of Axum. Khaleb, circa 525. Bronze, 0.73 g. Crowned and draped bust r., holding sceptre. Rev. Incuse cruciform pe

Coinage of Central Asia. The Coinage of Axum. Johel, VI century. Unit, Æ 0.49 g. Crowned bust facing. Rev. Latin cross. Vaccaro 59. Munro-Hay p...