Part of	Journal of the Oriental Numismatic Society
Volume	Volume 214
Publication year	2013
Languages	Angielski
Website	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/jons/archive/index.html
Download	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/archive/ONS_214.pdf
Number	N# L109276

Articles

• Dr P.L. Gupta, p. 1
  Terry R. Hardaker
• Numismstic literature on the coins and banknotes, p. 1-15
  Wolfgang Bertsch
• Samir Shamma, p. 1-2
  Fawzan Barrage
• Anton Fox, p. 2
  Scott Semans
• Beatrice Granberg, p. 2
  Tuukka Talvio
• The “year 20 mint”revisited, p. 4-11
  William Andrew Oddy, S. Manfield
• Metrological aspects in reconsidering the date of the first Aksumite coins under King Endybis, p. 7-8
  Helmut Hahn
• Numismata Orietalia Regni Bohemiae: Corpus Sasanicus by Vlastimil Novak and Jiri Militky, p. 8-9
  Susan Tyler-Smith
• An enigmatic fals of AH 348, Bukhara, p. 9
  Ralph A. Cannito, Michael Fedorov
• Coins of Langarkunan (Lankaran), p. 9-11
  Alexander Vladimirovich Akopyan, F. Mosanef
• Qarakhanid coins as a source for the history of Ilaq, p. 10-18
  Michael Fedorov
• A new discovered copper coin bearing the name “Safi”, p. 11-13
  G. Gogava
• On some coins published by Dr Shinji Hirano, p. 12-14
  Michael Fedorov
• A coin of Fath Ali Khan Arashlu, p. 13-14
  Alexander Vladimirovich Akopyan, F. Mosanef
• About some unknown dinars of Fa’iq al-Hass, p. 14-16
  Vadim A. Kalinin
• Notes on some ancient Indian coins, p. 14-15
  Robert C. Senior
• An unrecorded date of the second issue of the copper sho, p. 15-16
  Wolfgang Bertsch
• A new coin from the time of the Kshaharata Satraps, p. 15-16
  Robert C. Senior
• An unrecorded mohar of Jaya Prakash Malla, p. 16
  Wolfgang Bertsch
• Four remarkable civic copper coins, p. 16-18
  Alexander Vladimirovich Akopyan, F. Mosanef
• A comprehensive catalogue and classification of silver coins of the Kuninda dynasty, p. 16-24
  Santosh Kumar
• Rendering the name of Heraclius II, p. 18-20
  G. Gabashvili
• A new 19th century coin, p. 19
  W. Schuster
• Some interesting coins from the Pandayale hoard, p. 19-21
  Osmund Bopearachchi
• Ways and by-ways of Indian numismatics: aspects of money circulation in the Bengal and Madras Presidencies, p. 20-25
  Hans Herrli
• Sabedana or Sarpadana, p. 21
  Osmund Bopearachchi
• Two more unique coins from the second Mir Zakah deposit, p. 21-22
  Osmund Bopearachchi
• Thundering Zeus revisited, p. 22-24
  Osmund Bopearachchi, K. Grigo
• “Two lacs of Bharatpur and Bindrabund rupees and 15 bags of copper pyce, captured at Dig on Christmas Eve 1804”, p. 24-32
  Jan Lucassen, Jan Lingen
• Sultanates: additions etc to Coins of the Indian Sultanates, 1, p. 24-25
  Stan Goron
• Mughal: a nisar of Shah Jahan I of half rupee weight, p. 25
  Sanjay O. Sahadev, Stan Goron
• British Trade Dollar, p. 25-29
  Kevin Clancy
• The circulation of tin in Palembang: its monetary and non-monetary functions: tin and lead ingots, animals and talismans, p. 25-33
  Michael Mitchiner
• An unpublished drachm, p. 30
  Frank Timmermann
• Sultans: a new mint (Arsah Sajla Mankhabad), p. 30
  S. M. Iftekhar Alam
• Coin circulation in Palembang circa AD 1710-1825; Coins minted for the mining communities on Bangka Island, parts 3 & 4, p. 33-47
  Michael Mitchiner, T. D. Yih
• Some silver coins of Ismail II, p. 33-34
  Stan Goron

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