Part of	Journal of the Oriental Numismatic Society
Volume	Volume 221
Publication year	2014
Languages	Angielski
Website	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/jons/archive/index.html
Download	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/archive/ONS_221.pdf
Number	N# L109291

Articles

• Alexander Lissanevitch, p. 1-2
  Wolfgang Bertsch
• Thomas Mallon, p. 2
  Wayne G. Sayles
• The Coinage of Bhutan etc (K. Bronny), p. 5-7
  Wolfgang Bertsch
• The chronological framework of Aksumite coinage in its first hundred years: III) The metrological and typological evolution under the kings Ousanas I and WZB, p. 7-9
  Helmut Hahn
• Where was the mint of “Arminiyya”located? A case for provincial mint organization, p. 9-14
  Aram R. Vardanyan
• A remarkable dinar of Timur, p. 14-15
  F. Mosanef, M.T. Saffar
• Seleucid coinage of Samarqand?, p. 16-20
  Aleksandr Naymark
• Two new types of forgeries, p. 21-22
  Pankaj Tandon
• The Murshidabad hoard of Gupta coins, p. 22-25
  Karan Singh
• A Bukharkhuda dirham from Kura/Mtkvari River in Georgia, p. 25-27
  Aleksandr Naymark, Irakli Paghava
• Coins of al-Hind, p. 27-30
  N.A. Khan, Riaz Babur
• Sultans of Bengal –Shihab al-Din Bayazid’s accession to the throne of Bengal, p. 30-32
  S. M. Iftekhar Alam
• A rare seal of Hamida Banu Begum, p. 32-33
  Sanjay Garg
• The discovery of a rupee of the Mughal claimant, Nikusiyar, revisited, p. 33-34
  Jan Lingen
• The silver rupees of Fath Shah revisited, p. 34-36
  Shailendra Bhandare
• A heavy Sikh rupee of Patiala, p. 36-37
  Saran Singh
• The introduction of machine-made copper coins into the Bombay Presidency - the challenge of local mints, p. 37-41
  Paul Stevens
• The coinage: some new finds, p. 41-44
  D. Cashin
• The Monk Tangka struck in gold, p. 44-45
  Wolfgang Bertsch
• Some late, most unusual coins of period III, around 1900, p. 45-47
  Robert Lehmann, R. Herzbert, Klaus Bronny, E. Doehring
• An unusual rupee of Peshawar, p. 47
  Stan Goron

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