The "Coin Uno" or "Follow the Leader" game (World Coins edition)

Hong Kong 1 Mil, 1866

 

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Portugal
AV 5000 Reis 1866
Luiz I

 

Khoqand Khanate Tenga, 1283AH (1866). Khoqand existed from 1709–1876 within the territory of eastern Uzbekistan, modern Kyrgyzstan, eastern Tajikistan and southeastern Kazakhstan.

 

I had to look at a map to make sure but the Qarakhanid Khanate (right) overlapped the Khoqand Khanate (left). Wikipedia says the Qarakhanids are now part of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.

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Qarakhanid Khanate
AE Fals; 3.27g - 27mm
993-1012 CE
Issued under Nasir bin Ali
Ferghana Mint
Album#3303​

 

The Chagatai Khanate covered a large area extending into western china



Chagatai Khanate Dirhem - Almaligh mint in Xinjiang, 13th century

 

Manghits of Bukhara
Sayyid Haydar Tora 1800-26AD
AV Tilla AH1231 Bukhara Mint
23mm. 4.58g. .999

 

Khiva, to the north

Khiva Tenga, AH1280

 

Inakids of Khiva
AV 1/2 Tilla
Muhammad Amin Khan AH1261-71
Adams Collection/ CNG auction

 

Looks like the Samanid Empire overlapped with Khiva.

Samanid Empire
905 CE (292 AH)
AE Falus; 2.37g
Issued under Isma'il b. Ahmad
al-Shash Mint
Ref.: Album#1444​

 

Afghanistan 20 Paise, AH1347 (1929)

 

United States
1929
5 Cents​

 

United States - 5 Cents, 1867

 

United States
1909 D
25 Cents​

 

Kiau Chau 5 Cents, 1909

 

China
Qing Dynasty
1795 CE
AE Cash; 4.55g
Obv: Qian Long Tong Bao (top-bottom-right-left)
Rev: Boo Chiowan in Manchu script
Board of Revenue Mint - South Branch
Ref.: Hartill#22.228​

 

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1795 VOC Ceylon-Colombo 1 stuiver dump

 

This coin was officially minted by the VOC in Batavia but there are theories (who knows how true they are) that a second batch of these 1/2 Stuiver coins were illicitly minted, perhaps in Ceylon.

Dutch / VOC
Batavia Mint
1644 CE
1/2 Stuiver
6.53 grams​

 

Uh, I think they were cast rather than minted. I have one too, kind of a prize possession. (Hope it is not fake)

 

Here is a Dutch Ceylon Dump Stuiver (ca. 1675)