Afghanistan coins catalog
Ghaznavid Sultanate (977-1186)
Dirham
Masud I (1030-1041)
1 dirham no date
silver
Value - 10-12 USD
Ghurid Sultanate (879-1215)
Muizz-ud-din Muhammad bin Sam (1203-1206)
1 jital no date
billon
Value - 10-15 USD
Emirate of Afghanistan (before 1929)
Afghan Rupee=3 abbasi; Abbasi=4 shahi; Shahi=5 paisa; Paisa=10 dinar (before 1925)
Abdur Rahman (1880-1901)
5 rupees 1898
silver
Value - 100-120 USD
1 rupee 1882
silver
Value - 50-60 USD
1 paisa 1891
bronze
Value - 4-6 USD
Habibullah (1901-1919)
1 rupee 1914 (1911-1918)
silver
Value - 15-20 USD
Amanullah (1919-1929)
1919-1924
1/2 rupee 1922 (1921-1924)
silver
Value - 20-25 USD
1 abbasi (20 paisa) 1923 (1920-1924)
billon
Value - 20-25 USD
3 shahi (15 paisa) 1920 (1921-1924)
copper
Value - 7-10 USD
Reform 1925
Afghan Afghani=100 pul (1925-1929)
10 pul 1925 (1925-1927)
bronze
10
1304
Value - 7-10 USD
Kingdom of Afghanistan (1929-1973)
Afghan Afghani=100 pul
Muhammad Nadir Shah (1929-1933)
1/2 afghani 1929 (1929-1931)
silver
1/2
1348
Value - 20-25 USD
25 pul 1930 (1930-1931)
brass
25
1349
Value - 6-8 USD
Muhammad Zahir Shah (1933-1973)
5 afghanis 1958
aluminium
5
1337
Value - 6-10 USD
5 afghanis 1961
nickel clad steel
5
1340 1281
Value - 2-3 USD
2 afghanis 1958
aluminium
2
1337
Value - 5-8 USD
2 afghanis 1961
nickel clad steel
2
1340
Value - 3-5 USD
1 afghani 1961
nickel clad steel
1
1340
Value - 2-3 USD
50 pul 1951
bronze
50
1330
Value - 4-6 USD
50 pul 1952 (1952-1955)
nickel clad steel
50
1331
Value - 2-4 USD
50 pul 1953 (1952-1955)
nickel clad steel
50
1332
Value - 2-4 USD
25 pul 1933 (1933-1937)
bronze
25
1312
Value - 10-15 USD
25 pul 1937
copper-nickel
1316
Value - 5-7 USD
25 pul 1952 (1951-1953)
bronze
1331
Value - 3-4 USD
25 pul 1952
aluminium
1331
Value - 7-10 USD
25 pul 1953 (1952-1955)
nickel clad steel
1332
Value - 3-4 USD
10 pul 1934 (1932-1935)
bronze
10
1313
Value - 8-12 USD
10 pul 1937
copper-nickel
10
1316
Value - 4-6 USD
5 pul 1934 (1932-1935)
bronze
5
1312
Value - 6-8 USD
5 pul 1937
bronze
5
1316
Value - 4-6 USD
3 pul 1937
bronze
3
1316
Value - 4-6 USD
2 pul 1937
bronze
2
1316
Value - 4-6 USD
Republic of Afghanistan (1973-1979)
Afghan Afghani=100 pul
5 afghanis 1973
copper-nickel clad steel
5
1352
Value - 2-3 USD
50 pul 1973
copper clad steel
50
1352
Value - 3-4 USD
25 pul 1973
brass clad steel
25
1352
Value - 3-5 USD
Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1979-1992)
Afghan Afghani=100 pul
100 afghanis 1990
copper-nickel
World Soccer Championship
WORLD FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 1990 / FROM ITALY TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
100 AFGHANIS / REPUBLIC OF AFGHANISTAN / 1939 1318 / DA AFGHANISTAN BANK
Value - 10-15 USD
5 afghanis 1978
copper-nickel
circulation coinage
5
1357
Value - 8-10 USD
5 afghanis 1980
copper-nickel
circulation coinage
5
1359
Value - 3-4 USD
5 afghanis 1981
brass
commemorative coin
FAO
5 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF AFGHANISTAN / FAO / WORLD FOOD DAY
5 1360
Value - 4-6 USD
2 afghanis 1978
copper-nickel
2
1357
Value - 2-4 USD
2 afghanis 1980
copper-nickel
2
1359
Value - 2-4 USD
1 afghani 1978
copper-nickel
1
1357
Value - 2-3 USD
1 afghani 1980
copper-nickel
1
1359
Value - 1-3 USD
50 pul 1978
aluminium-bronze
50
1357
Value - 2-4 USD
50 pul 1980
aluminium-bronze
50
1359
Value - 3-4 USD
25 pul 1978
aluminium-bronze
25
1357
Value - 4-6 USD
25 pul 1980
aluminium-bronze
25
1359
Value - 3-4 USD
Islamic State of Afghanistan (1992-2002)
Afghan Afghani=100 pul
50 afghanis 1995
copper-nickel
50th Anniversary of the UN
NATIONS UNITED FOR PEACE / 50 / 1945 1995
50 AFGHANIS / ISLAMIC STATE OF AFGHANISTAN
Value - 10-12 USD
50 afghanis 1996
copper-nickel
World Food Summit
WORLD FOOD SUMMIT - ROME 13-17 NOV. / 1996 / ZAFAR GATE IN PACHMAN VALLEY
50 AFGHANIS / ISLAMIC STATE OF AFGHANISTAN
Value - 5-6 USD
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (since 2002)
Afghan Afghani=100 pul
5 afghanis 2004
brass
5
1383
Value - 1-2 USD
2 afghanis 2004
stainless steel
2
1383
Value - ~1 USD
1 afghani 2004
copper plated steel
1
1383
Value - ~1 USD
Coins of Afghanistan in the catalog are presented divided by historical periods, indicating the main characteristics and differences by type.
Inside the sections, the coins are sorted by denomination - from large to small.
The cost of the coin is approximate and is indicated specifically for the coin shown in the picture. You can use this price to evaluate similar coins (of the same type), but remember that the value is affected by many factors, such as the state of preservation and the date of minting. The cost of coins of the same type can vary greatly depending on the number of surviving copies.
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