Oh, WOW - Great thread! And great coins! It was fun reading through the posts. I have several of them (I was surprised!), but I really do not collect here. I do not have any of my moderns photo’d. I only have one from the Great Kahn: Great Mongols, Genghis (Chingiz) Khan, AH 603-624/ AD 1206-1227, AE Jital (4.12gm, 2h), Ghazna type, undated, citing Genghis as Khaqan and citing on the reverse, the 'Abbasid caliph al-Nasir. O: 'adl / khaqan / al-a'zam("the Just and Supreme Khaqan" or "Just [coin] of the Supreme Khaqan"). R: al-Nasir / li-Din Allah / amir al-mu- / -minin ("al-Nasir li-Din Allah, commander of the faithful"). SICA-9, 1008; Tye 329; Album 1969
This one you will not see often... Eastern Chaluykas (50 coins are known from 12 different rulers) My coin is one of two known. ex: Larry Adams collection/ Triton XiX
Kolchis/ Black Sea Region Eastern Celts/ Basternae AV Stater ND Vani Mint struck 200-150BC These guys copied the AV Staters of Alexander III ext.rare
Great thread. I tuned in hoping for a Ragusa offering from someone but nothing yet. Any idea what that's overstruck on?
Ottoman Empire Ottoman Empire Suleiman the Magnificent CE 1520-1566 AV Sultani CE Constantinople mint 1520 19mm 3.5g
Carthage Empire Africa, Zeugutana, Carthage Anonymous BCE 310-290 EL Dekadrachm - Stater 18.5mm, 7.27g Obverse: Wreathed head of Tanit left, eleven pendants on necklace; pellet before neck Reverse: Horse standing right; three pellets below exergue line Ref: MAA 12; SNG Copenhagen 136
another Ottoman Empire, a tad more modern. AV Rumi Altin AH1223/15=1822/3 Sultan Mahmud II 1808-39 Islambul Mint
Pretty darn close to Ragusa! Transylvania AV Dukat 1646 A-I Alia Julia Mint (Weissenberg) Georg Rakozyki 1630-46 k
I am afraid that if we allow in all the old Germanic states (about 380, although many did not strike coins), we will take over this thread !
Let's please, skip all the German stated and cities. There are hundreds of auxiliary (end WW I) coins from nearly every village immaginable.....
Wow,wow,wow!.What a wonderful enhancement of my historical awareness/appreciation of coins. Thank you everyone.
Yes, but Germany produced 20 percent of Worlds AR/ AV coinage. Here are two from Frankfurt/ Imperial City 1/ AV Dukat 1742 Frankfurt Mint Karl VII on his election as the new HRE 2/3/ AV DoppelDukat 1792 Frankfurt Mint Franz II on his election as HRE
Order of the Knights of St. John AV 20 Scudi 1778 Valetta Mint The Knights Order went from the Holyland to Rhodes. After a long battle with the Ottoman Turks under Sulieman I / they fled to Malta.
I'm choosing to take a broad interpretation of the purpose of this thread, so I have a bunch to post. Here's group 1: Belgian Congo (present day Republic of the Congo, but previously Zaire) South Arabia (present day Yemen) Malaya and British Borneo (Malaysia) French Somaliland (Djibouti) Rhodesia and Nyasaland (Zimbabwe)