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Smithwick Numismatics

Notes Of Armenia, Father Of Armenian Opera: 50 Dram (Armenia, 1998)-Reference

Modern Notes Of Azerbaijan, Music: 1 Manat (Azerbaijan, 2017)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, The Samanid Amir: 50 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, The Bank: 20 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, A Shrine To The Forty Four Springs: 5 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Small Notes Of Tajikistan, The Roof Of The World: 1 Diram (Tajikistan, 1999)-Reference

Pins Of The USSR: Komsomol Membership Pin (Soviet Union, 1970s-80s)-Reference

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 500 Rubles (Tajikistan, 1994)-Reference

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 200 Rubles (Tajikistan, 1994)-Reference

Banknotes Of The Soviet Union: 5 Rubles (Soviet Union, 1991)-Reference

Banknotes Of The Soviet Union: 25 Rubles (Soviet Union, 1961)-Reference

The Life Blood Of Azerbaijan: 1,000 Manat (Azerbaijan, 2001)-Reference

Independent Azerbaijan, Notes Of The Maiden Tower: 250 Manat (Azerbaijan, 1992)-Article

Badges Of The USSR: Guard's Badge (Soviet Union, 1970-1980s)-Reference

Medals Of The USSR: Chernobyl Liquidator Medal (Soviet Union, Post-1986)-Reference

Javakhishvili, Founder Of Tbilisi State University: 5 Lari (Georgia, 1995)-Article

Paliashvili, Founder Of Georgian Opera: 2 Lari (Georgia, 1995)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Georgia: 100 Kuponi (Georgia, 1993)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Georgia: 5 Kuponi (Georgia, 1993)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Georgia: 3 Kuponi (Georgia, 1993)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Georgia: 1 Kuponi (Georgia, 1993)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 100 Ruble (Tajikistan, 1994)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 50 Ruble (Tajikistan, 1994)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 20 Ruble (Tajikistan, 1994)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 10 Ruble (Tajikistan, 1994)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 5 Ruble (Tajikistan, 1994)-Article

Early Notes Of Independent Tajikistan: 1 Ruble (Tajikistan, 1994)-Article

Banknotes Of The Soviet Union: 10 Ruble (Soviet Union, 1961)-Reference

Banknotes Of The Soviet Union: 5 Ruble (Soviet Union, 1961)-Reference

Banknotes Of The Soviet Union: 3 Ruble (Soviet Union, 1961)-Reference

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

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

Nizami Ganjavi, The Epic Persian Poet: 500 Manat (Azerbaijan, 1999)-Article

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

Borjgali, Coins From The Flow Of Time: 5 Tetri (Georgia, 1993)-Article

Borjgali, Coins From The Flow Of Time: 1 Tetri (Georgia, 1993)-Article

Searching For Recognition, Notes Of A Disputed Land: 10 Dram (Nagoro-Karabakh, 2004)-Reference

Searching For Recognition, Notes Of A Disputed Land: 2 Dram (Nagorno-Karabakh, 2004)-Reference

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 8: 150000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Armenia Restored, Early Dram Notes: 25 Dram (Armenia, 1993)-Article

Armenia Restored, Early Dram Notes: 10 Dram (Armenia, 1993)-Article

Niko Pirosmanashvili, The Peasant Painter: 1 Lari (Georgia, 1995)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 4: 20000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 11: 1000000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 10: 50000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 9: 250000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 7: 100000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 6: 50000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 5: 30000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1994)-Article

Borjgali, Notes From The Flow Of Time 3: 3000 Kuponi (Georgia, 1993)-Article

From Black To Caspian Sea

Explore the nations of the Caucus Mountains, the land famous for its mountain villages. Over the millennia this mountainous region, has served as a near impenetrable barrier. Dividing the people of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. This near isolation is responsible for the region's unique languages and writing systems.

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