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Very Tiny Indian Coinage? | Emirate Of Sind Dirham

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Had this one for years and I almost tossed it out thinking it was a piece of scrap metal. I think it is Indian but not sure. It appears siver and is 8 mm in size. Any ideas?

Very-Tiny-Indian-Coinage?-|-Emirate-Of-Sind-Dirham

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Amirs of Sind, ca. 870-1009 AD. Looks like Ahmad. AR Dirhem.
BTW the photos are upside down.
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Thanks, I will take you word for the upside down part since I have no clue.
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It's poorly engraved arabic script, look for the base of the letters to tell which way is up :)
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thank you very much for taking the time.
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interesting coin.. had never seen this before.. thanks for posting.
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The link above is to an AV Fanam, from a very different part of India and several hundred years removed. The Sindhi Amirs were in what is today NW India (north of Mumbai), eastern Pakistan and SE Afghanistan (sort of a straight line north to south), different slightly from the modern Sindh. The Fanam you linked to is from the southern tip of India.
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