I have never seen coins from St Maarten (1787 - 1850) , St Barthelemy, Sultanate of Sulu, Tashir-Dzoraget, or West Slavs for sale.
Has anyone ever seen these for sale?
Has Anyone Seen Coins From These Countries For Sale
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If you want to try to find something from Tashir-Dzoraget, it might bring more results if you search "Armenia Lori", as the Kingdom of Lori is an alternate name for this place. Here is a more recent one that has been sold, although the auction seems to question if this was from Tashir-Dzoraget. Using acsearch.info, a few of the bronze examples can be found here, using the search "Kiurike" (the king). I am not sure what all those pieces sold for, but that Stack's Bowers one was 16'000 USD. 
And the only one I saw from the Sulu Sultanate was the pictured example on the one page we have listed (auction listing here).
With that being said, it might be a pointless effort to try to aquire coins from either of these places.
Tashir-Dzoraget should be demoted from a first-level issuer to a sub-issuer of Armenia, I think.
And the Sulu Sultanate will be demoted to a sub-issuer of the "Malay states"/"Southeast Asian states". There has been some debate over which issuers will exactly appear under this particular first-level issuer, which has yet to be created; however, it seems Sulu is agreed to be there. Tidung Sultanate, Majapahit Empire, Kalah Kingdom, Medang Kingdom, Sailendra Kingdom, Srivijaya Kingdom, and Tun-sun Kingdom are all also agreed to be there. With that being said, I would like to see many more issuers than just those ones--basically everything from the "Malay peninsula" and some from the "British East Indies" as well--but we can only wait and see what will happen with that.
And the only one I saw from the Sulu Sultanate was the pictured example on the one page we have listed (auction listing here).
With that being said, it might be a pointless effort to try to aquire coins from either of these places.
Tashir-Dzoraget should be demoted from a first-level issuer to a sub-issuer of Armenia, I think.
And the Sulu Sultanate will be demoted to a sub-issuer of the "Malay states"/"Southeast Asian states". There has been some debate over which issuers will exactly appear under this particular first-level issuer, which has yet to be created; however, it seems Sulu is agreed to be there. Tidung Sultanate, Majapahit Empire, Kalah Kingdom, Medang Kingdom, Sailendra Kingdom, Srivijaya Kingdom, and Tun-sun Kingdom are all also agreed to be there. With that being said, I would like to see many more issuers than just those ones--basically everything from the "Malay peninsula" and some from the "British East Indies" as well--but we can only wait and see what will happen with that.
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