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The coinage of Asia began roughly around the same time. Chinese cash coinage were issued only in base coins from the Zhou period of China until 1912:Coinage of India began in the 7th century by smaller native states known
as the Mahajanapadas. Ashoka the Great of the Maurya Empire of India, issued coins of silver. The Persian coinage of the Achaemenid Empire and Greek coinage are based on the Lydian coinage of the 6th century . The Persians issued silver Siglos and gold Darics. The coinage of other parts of the Middle East, such as Egypt,
are based on Greek coinage. Many other nations adopted coinage either from Chinese, Indian or Lydian coinage (such as Kushan coins or Khmer coins).

South-East Brunei dollar � Cambodian riel � Indonesian rupiah � Lao kip � Malaysian ringgit � Myanma kyat � Philippine peso � Singapore dollar � Thai baht � U.S. dollar (East Timor) � Vietnamese đồng
South Bangladeshi taka � Bhutanese ngultrum � Indian rupee � Maldivian rufiyaa � Nepalese rupee � Pakistani rupee � Sri Lankan rupee
Central Afghan afghani � Kazakhstani tenge � Kyrgyzstani som � Mongolian t�gr�g � Russian ruble � Tajikistani somoni � Turkmenistani manat � Uzbekistani som
West Armenian dram � Azerbaijani manat � Bahraini dinar � Euro (Cyprus) � Georgian lari � Iranian rial � Iraqi dinar � Israeli new sheqel � Jordanian dinar � Kuwaiti dinar � Lebanese pound � Omani rial � Qatari riyal � Saudi riyal � Syrian pound � Turkish new lira � UAE dirham � Yemeni rial
East Chinese yuan � Hong Kong dollar � Japanese yen � Macanese pataca � North Korean won � New Taiwan dollar � South Korean won

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