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| Type: | Afghanistan. 1220-1227 (Ghengis Kahn) Jital |
| Ghazi type. Billon (heavily alloyed silver). |
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| Type: | Afghanistan. 1221 (Ghengis Khan) Jital |
| Kurzuwan siege coin. |
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| Type: | Armenia. 1226-1270 (Hetoum I and Zabel) Tram |
| Obverse: | Lion walking right |
| Reverse: | Hetoum and Zabel stand facing, long cross between |
| Reference: | Nercessian 337ff |
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| Type: | Athens. 1294-1308 (Guy II) Denier |
| Obverse: | Cross |
| Reverse: | Castle with cross above |
| Reference: | Malloy 93 |
| Crusader issue. The impression of the strike of the castle can be seen on the obverse, and vice versa. |
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| Type: | Bulgaria. 1331-1371 Grosh |
| Obverse: | Christ enthroned |
| Reverse: | Ivan & Mikhail standing facing |
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| Type: | Ilkhanids (Persian Mongols). ca. 1340 (Sati Beg) Double Dirhem |
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| Type: | Mongolian Persia. 1344-1346 (AH754) Double Dirham |
| Tabriz mint. Nushirwan (Mongolian ruler of Ilkhanids), and grandson of Ghengis Khan. |
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| Type: | Hungary. 1382-1387 (Marie) Denar |
| Four Denars, each from a different mint. Note doubling on some of the features, most notably the crosses of three of the four Denars. |
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