First coin I think is Nepal, second is Tibet. Very roughly 19th century, datewise. These can be dated/attributed a lot more precisely, if you...
[ATTACH] Ilkhans (Mongols of Persia). AR dirham 2.76 g, 21 mm). Possibly Tabriz mint. Time of Abaqa (1265-1282 CE/665- 680 AH), date unclear...
[ATTACH] China. North and South Dynasties period, Northern Wei, Emperor Xiao Zhuang, Yong An period (c.529 CE). AE cash (22 mm). Obverse: Four...
China, Zhejiang (Chekiang) Province, 10 cash, no date (1903-1906). I really like the Chinese Imperial dragon on the reverse: [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Abbasid Revolution. AE fals (1.92 g, 21 mm). Mint not clear, dated 131 AH (749 CE), in name of Abu Muslim. Obverse: First half of...
[ATTACH] Elymais. AE drachm (3.71 g, 17 mm). Orodes II (c. early-mid 2nd century CE). Obverse: Facing bust of king, with long beard and tiara,...
[ATTACH] Parthian Kingdom. Mithradatkart mint. AR drachm (3.77 g, 19 mm). Phraates IV (38- 2 BCE). Obverse: Bearded and diademed bust of king...
I have been informed by @Finn235 that my instinct that coin #2 might be an imitative later issue is correct. It was actually issued by the Huns...
[ATTACH] Coin #1. Gupta Empire. AR drachm (2.0 g, 13 mm). Kumaragupta I (c.414- 455). Obverse: Stylized bust of king right, dotted border...
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