AR Dirham AH638, Almaligh (A-1979/RRR) first year of issue, mint & date on both sides, with the date fully legible on both sides, mint clear only on obverse - 2.15 gr. - slight weakness, VF, extremely rare, ex SARC Auction 16 lot 503\nThe earliest reported date is 638. Coins assigned to this reign have 'al ghayat, "very noble (alloy)", in the reverse center, copied from late Fatimid and Ayyubid dinars of the previous century. Struck only at Almaligh in 638 & 639. This type is the "first silver coinage" assigned to the Chaghatayids

AR Dirham AH653, Almaligh (A-1982) - 1.90 gr. - bold strike, choice VF, ex SARC Auction 16 lot 507

AE Fals nd., Pulad (A-1984Y/RRR; Zeno25213) with fylfot in obverse centre, mint name in marginal text around, tamgha in reverse centre - 3.01 gr. - F/VF, extremely rare, ex SARC Auction 12 lot 614

AE Jital nd. (4), [Ghazna] (A-A1987.4, Tye-343); added AE Jital (A-A1987.5) - avg. a.VF, 5 pieces total

AE Jital nd., [Ghazna] (A-A1987.4) trilingual type - Obv: 'adl in Arabic in center, surrounded by Nagari inscription / Rev: Uighur inscription - 3.62 gr. - bold strike, VF, very rare, ex SARC Auction 12 lot 617\nThe word normally interpreted as 'adl is perhaps actually a heavily stylized Arabic mint name, Ghazna

AE Jital nd., [Ghazna] (A-A1987.4, Tye-3430 trilingual type -3.59 gr. - well-centered strike, VF, ex SARC auction 16 lot 509

AR Dinar, anonymous "twins" type, AH726-731, Tirmidh Madinat al-Rijal (A.1992/S, Zeno182163) - 7.98 gr. - VF

AR ¼ Tanka nd., Bazar (A-2009) struck by Amir Wali at Astarabad, ca. AH757-758, to the Indian tanka standard - 2.84 gr. - nice strike, XF, ex SARC auction 16 lot 523