Featured A world tour - post the next country.

Ghaznavid Empire, Khusraw Malik, AE Jital, c. AD1160-1186. At it's height, their territory stretched from modern day Tehran east to Lahore and north to the Aral sea. So can play from Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia, or any of the 'stans in that area

 

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I think that would border northern India. This one is from the region of Jammu and Kashmir.

Kidarite Yasovarman, 5th c. AD - stater
Jammu and Kashmir region

 

Kashmir region, Kshema Gupta & Didda Rani, AE Panchi, c. AD950-958

"Parva Gupta was succeeded by his son Kshema Gupta in A.D. 950. He was a prince of low habits, and lost a portion of his dominions by foreign invasion. He married Didda, the daughter of Sinha Raja of Lahor, and died after a reign of eight years and a half. His coin was a joint issue with his wife queen Didda." Courtesy of Ancient Indian Coin Collection blogspot.com

 

India, Mughals Akbar the Great (1556-1605AD) - Rupee, 999AH

 

Mughal, Akbar, AR rupee, AH999 (c. AD1556-1605). How droll, same coin? Not a die match tho.

 

Ceylon - 1/48 Rixdollar, 1801

 

Muhammad `Imadaddin Iskandar, Maldives, AE 1/2 Larin, AH1286 (AD1870)

 

Yemen Arab Republic - 1/40th Riyal, AH1382 1962

 

Sovereign, Melbourne mint, 1923. I guess play from Australia or Great Britain.

 

Mauritius - 5 Cents, 1882-H

 

British Ceylon 50 cents 1893

 

Myanmar, 50 Pyas

 

Thailand 1 att 1895

 

French Cochin China - One Cent, 1879A

 

Amazing toning on that coin, wow. To the north, China, Yunnan, 1821-1851 1 wen

 

Nepal Licchavi Dynasty - Unit, ND (circa 641-80 AD)

 

Not too far over to Cooch Behar, AR 1/2 rupee, 763-1765

 

Right next door, Bhutan. I have a ton of these. Not sure if I have posted this one before.

 

Tibet 5 skar, BE(15)-50/(AD1916)

 

China - 10 Cash