Part of	Journal of the Oriental Numismatic Society
Volume	Volume 141
Publication year	1994
Languages	Angielski
Website	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/jons/archive/index.html
Download	https://www.orientalnumismaticsociety.org/archive/ONS_141.pdf
Number	N# L109331

Articles

• Tübingen Islamic Coinage Conference 1994, p. 1
  Gilles Hennequin
• Late Roman Copper Coins from South India: Karur and Madurai (Krishnamurthy), p. 3-4
  Osmund Bopearachchi
• Mamluk Economics: a study and translation of al-Maqrizi’s Ighathah (Allouche), p. 4
  Michael L. Bates
• The Seljuks of Anatolia: their history and culture according to local Muslim sources (Köprülü), p. 4
  Michael L. Bates
• Some considerations on the re-use of dies, p. 4-8
  François Gurnet
• A silver-plated dirham from Samarqand, p. 9
  Hans Holst
• Sultan Ahmed III’s handstruck akce, p. 9
  Thomas Mackenzie
• Indravarma and Aspavarma, p. 10-13
  Robert C. Senior
• Some copper coins of Ujjain, p. 13-14
  William C. Wells
• A rare Sangam age silver coin, p. 14
  R. Krishnamurthy
• Sultans, a copper coin of Tughluq of Deogir Fort, p. 14
  Sanjay Godbole, Stan Goron
• Sultans, two quarter tankas of Sikandar b. Ilyas, p. 15
  Robert C. Senior, Stan Goron
• Sultans, a clearly dated silver tanka of Ibrahim Shah, p. 16
  Stan Goron
• Sultan of Jaunpur, a clearly dated silver tanka, p. 16
  Stan Goron
• Some unusual coins, p. 16-17
  Robert C. Senior
• A five rupee coin, p. 17
  Kenneth W. Wiggins, R. Bhatt
• The appearance on the market of fake stags-head taels, p. 17
  François Thierry, Scott Semans

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