“Creounity Time Machine”, the universal date converter for coin collectors

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Up until 1919 AD, coins were dated using the Lunar Islamic Hejira calendar (it corresponds to 1337 in the Lunar Hejira), often with the king's regnal year as a second date.

The Solar Hejira calendar was introduced in 1919 AD (it corresponds to 1298 in the Solar Hejira) and is still in use. One other country, namely Iran, currently uses the Solar Hejira. If you want to learn more about the Solar Hejira, please visit the Iran page.

If you want to manually convert a date from the Solar Hejira to the Gregorian calendar, simply add 621 years to the value of the Solar Hejira date.

The system of coin denominations in Afghanistan

Monetary unit: 1 Afghani = 100 Pul; now only afghanis are minted.

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Country: Afghanistan

Denomination (value): 10 pul

Solar Hejira year: 1305

Year of the Gregorian calendar: 1926

Country: Afghanistan

Denomination (value): 5 afghanis

Solar Hejira year: 1352

Year of the Gregorian calendar: 1973

Country: Afghanistan

Denomination (value): 1 afghani

Solar Hejira year: 1383

Year of the Gregorian calendar: 2004

Country: Afghanistan

Denomination (value): 20 paise

Lunar Hejira year: 1347 (on the coin; in fact, 1348)

Year of the Gregorian calendar: 1929

Country: Afghanistan

Denomination (value): 10 pul

Solar Hejira year: 1305

Year of the Gregorian calendar: 1926

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Afghanistan (Solar Hejira)

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The system of coin denominations in Afghanistan