Smithwick Numismatics

Small Coins Of The Soviet Union #2: 2 Kopecki (Soviet Union, 1977)-Reference

Small Coins Of The Soviet Union #1: 1 Kopeck (Soviet Union, 1973)-Reference

Banknotes Of The Soviet Union: 1 Ruble (Soviet Union, 1961)-Reference

Bübüsara Beyşenalieva, The Great Kyrgyz Ballerina: 5 Som (Kyrgyzstan, 1997)-Reference

Tomb Of The Afghan Emperor: 5,000 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1993)-Reference

Darul Aman Palace, Lost and Reborn:50 Afghan(Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,1358/1979)-Reference

Naghlu Dam, Tamer Of the Kabul River: 100 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1358/1979)-Reference

Qal'a-i-Bost, The Great Fortress Of Lashkar Gah: 10,000 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1372/1993)-Reference

Bala Hissar, The High Fort Of Kabul: 500 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1369/1990)-Reference

The Blue Mosque And The Arch of Victory: 1,000 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1991)-Reference

Notes Of the Daoud Republic #2: 20 Afghanis (Republic Of Afghanistan, 1973)-Reference

Notes Of The Daoud Republic #1: 10 Afghanis (Republic Of Afghanistan, 1352/1973)-Reference

The Last King Of Afghanistan: 5 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1961/1340)-Article

Maldybaev, Father Of The Kyrgyz Opera: 1 Som (Kyrgyzstan, 1999)-Reference

A Monument To The Great Chieftain: 500 Som (Uzbekistan, 1999)-Reference

The Tiger Mosaic Of Sher-Dor: 200 So'm (Uzbekistan, 1997)-Reference

A Palace To The People's Friendship: 100 So'm (Uzbekistan,1994)-Reference

The Heart Of Samarkand: 50 Som (Uzbekistan, 1994)-Reference

The Living King, The Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis: 25 So'm (Uzbekistan, 1994)-Reference

A Monument To The Mystic Poet: 5 So'm (Uzbekistan, 1994)-Reference

Bringer Of Culture, The Navoi Opera: 1 So'm (Uzbekistan, 1994)-Reference

Manas, Hero Of The Krygyz People: 1 Som (Kyrgyzstan, 1993)-Reference

Notes Of The Krygyz Eagle 3: 50 Tyiyn (Kyrgyzstan, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Krygyz Eagle 2: 10 Tyiyn (Kyrgyzstan, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Krygyz Eagle 1: 1 Tyiyn (Kyrgyzstan, 1993)-Article

Notes From The Great Steppe: 10 Tyin (Kazakhstan, 1993)-Reference

Life On The Vast Steppes

Explore Central Asia, a land of vast steppes, nomads, and historical feuds. It's vast expanses were once home horse-borne raiders. Of both mount of mount and bow alike. Originally its inhabitants were of Iranic ancestry. Until the rise of Altaic people, from Central Siberia. Creating the Turkic people seen throughout much of the region.