Abstract
This article examines the distinctive features of coins minted in the territories of Chach and Ferghana during the Early Middle Ages, their role in economic life, and their significance for studying political processes. Inscriptions, tamgas, and imagery on local coins are analyzed using a comparative numismatic approach.
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