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Help ID Middle East Coin?

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I've prided myself in being able to track down dozens of world coins but this one has me stuck. Any ideas?

I should add, it is about 30mm across.

Thanks kindly,
Patrick
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 Posted 09/07/2007  8:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It's Turkish, from the earliest series of the post-Ottoman republic, before they started using the Western alphabet. 25 kurus, 1928, KM 837.
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I was going to guess Turkish, based on the star and crescent, but the lack of a western alphabet threw me off. I should have stuck with it!
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Much thanks! The condition and $2 price at the local coin ship had me convinced it wasn't that old (despite the 1928 date) so I didn't even consider Turkey. Looking at my Turkey coins, 12/12 have the same crescent & star- even their flag has it... I should have known!
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I have a few of them!

:D
Thanks to Renal!
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