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Central Asia to India, Kushano-Sassanian Kingdom, Various Kings (c.250-c.350 CE), AE unit, dram(C)

Central Asia to India, Kushano-Sassanian Kingdom, Ardashir I Kushanshah (230 to 250 CE), Chalkous(C)

Ancient India, Kuninda Kingdom, King Amoghabhuti and later (c.200 BCE to c.200 CE), Drachm(C)

Medieval India, Kashmir (570 to 1213 CE), Drachm(C)

Medieval India, Jaunpur Sultinate, Hussain Shah (1458 to 1479 CE), Tanka(C)

Ancient India, Gupta Empire (321 to 550 CE), Drachm(C)

Medieval India, Indo-Sassanian Gadhiya (950 to 1050 CE), Drachm or Paisa(C)

Ancient India, Gurjura Kingdom of Sindh (780 to 980 CE), Drachm(C)

Ancient India, Mauryan Empire (321 to 187 BCE), Punch-marked Coinage, Karshapana(C)

Medieval India, Sultinate of Dehi, Various Rulers (c.1246 to 1526 CE), Tangka(C)

Medieval India, Sultinate of Dehi, Various Rulers (c.1206 to 1350 CE), Jital(C)

Medieval India, Sultinate of Dehi, Various Rulers (c.1246 to 1526 CE), Two Gani(C)

Medieval India, Chola Empire, Rajaraja Chola (985 to 1014 CE), Derivative Series, Massa(C)

Medieval India, Rajasthan, Shakambhari Chahamana Dynasty, Ajayaraja II (c. 1110 to 1135 CE), Stater(C)

Medieval India, Vijayanagara Empire (1336 -1646 CE), Bele, The World's Smallest Gold Coin(C)

Ancient Greece, Sicily, Syracuse, Hieron II, (275 to 215 BCE), patron of Archimides, Bronze Unit(C)

Ancient Greece, Asia Minor, Pisidia, Selge (2nd and 1st century BCE), Bronze Unit(C)

Greek World, Kingdom of Persis (c.223 BCE to 200 CE), Obol(C)

Greek World, Kingdom of Persis (c.223 BCE to 200 CE), Hemidrachm(C)

Greek World, Asia Monor, Mysia, Pergamon (2nd Century BCE), Bronze Unit(C)

Greek World, Asia Monor, Mysia, Pergamon (2nd Century BCE), Bronze Unit(C)

Ancient Greece, Kingdomg of Macedon, Philip II of Macedon (359 to 336 BCE), 'Father of Alexander the Great', Bronze Unit(C)

Ancient Greek, Macedonian Kings, Antigonos II Gonatas (277 to 239 BCE), Bronze Unit(C)