Indian Coin View Presence Coins of Asia Asia is Earth's largest and most populous continent, located primarily in the eastern and northern hemisphere. It covers an area of 44,579,000 square kilometres, about 30% of Earth's total land area and 8.7% of the Earth's total surface area. The continent, which has long been home to the majority of the human population, was the site of many of the first civilizations. Asia is notable for not only its overall large size and population, but also dense and large settlements, as well as vast, barely populated regions. Its people constitute roughly 60% of the world's population. In this video, I will show the coins of Asian countries in my collection, starting with members of United Nations Organization, Afghanistan, 2004, one Afghani. Armenia, 2004, 10Dram Azerbaijan, 20k pick Bahrain, 2007, 100 films Bangladesh, 2003, one Tecca Bhutan, Parfrupe Brunei, 2002, 10C Cambodia, 1994, 50 Reels China, 1992, 5J East Timor, 2004, 1 Centavo Georgia, 1993, one Tetri India, 2012, 10 Rupiah Indonesia, 1978, 100 Rupiah Iran, one Real Iraq, 1981, 10 Films Israel, half-new Shikol Japan, 50 yen Jordan, 100 Films Kazakhstan, 2002, 50 Tenke Kuwait, 100 Films Kyrgyzstan, 2008, 3 Song Laos, 1952, 20 cents Lebanon, 1995, 250 Lira Malaysia, 2010, 50 Cent Maldives, 1996, 25 Lira Mongolia, 1959, 15 Mongo Myanmar, 1999, 5 Kiatz Nepal, 2 Rupees North Korea, 2002, 1,5 John Oman, 50 Bezlo Pakistan, 1976, 50 Paisa Philippines, 1984, 50 Centimo Qatar, 50 Deerams Russia, 1996, 2 Rupees Saudi Arabia, 10 Halala Singapore, 1991, 20 cents South Korea, 1992, 101 Sri Lanka, 1984, 5 Rupees Syria, 1974, 10 Piasters Pakistan, 2011, 1 D'Arab Thailand, 5 Baht Turkey, 1993, 1000 Lira Turkmenistan, 2010, 1 Monat United Arab Emirates, 1 D'Arab Uzbekistan, 1994, 1 D'Arab Vietnam, 2003, 200 Dong Yemen, 5 R Alps Dependencies and other territories, Nagorno-Karabakh, 2004, 1 D'Arab Taiwan, 1 New Dollar Hong Kong, 1994, 10 Dollars Macau, 1992, 5 Patikas Do you have any of them in your collection? Which one was your favorite coin? Let me know through the comments. Thank you for watching. Like, Share and Let Me Know Your Thoughts Through Comments. Subscribe the YouTube channel for more informative videos on coins and currencies. Follow in Instagram, Indian CoinView and Bank Notes book India. Link given below.