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Book size 21 x 15 cm ( 8.3" x 5.9" inches )

Silver coins of the khans of the Golden Horde.

78 pages

The coinage of the Golden Horde, together with the state that created the monetary system, went through the stages of formation, prosperity associated with periods of greatest revival of trade activity, and decline caused by political unrest.

Jochid numismatics are well covered in the literature. The main types of coins have been published, the places of minting have been identified, the names of the khans who issued money have been identified, the weight norms for minting coins have been studied, and the topography of the treasures of Jochid coins has been compiled.

This publication attempts to collect information about published Jochid coins in one book. Information on coins is placed in tables separately for each issuer, divided by mint. The first column contains the sequence number. A coin receives a new number when the name of the khan, place of minting, or content of legends changes; stamp differences do not affect the type of coin. The second column shows the front (left) and back (right) sides of the coin with possible options. The third column contains the text of the legends in Arabic and Russian. The fourth column shows the years of minting of this type of coin. Links to sources of information are given in the fifth column. The last column shows prices in conventional units for some of the most common coins.

The appendix provides the genealogy of the Jochids, the chronology of their reign, and information on the main mints of the Golden Horde. In addition, information on the issue of dirhams during all periods of the existence of the state is presented in tabular form. The existing gaps mean that not all numismatic material has been collected. New finds will fill the cells in the mosaic picture of the monetary circulation of the Golden Horde created by several generations of numismatists, clarifying the picture that has already emerged.