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the arabic isn't my strongest suit. please could anyone identify these coins.

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Left coin is 40 para 1327 (1910-1912)or (1916-1917) Ottoman. Without seeing the other side difficult to say whether

http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11088.html

or

http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7864.html

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Thanks. seems like 40 para then.

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Left coin is ottoman Mehmet V 40 para 1327 year 8 (1916).
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The script on the right-hand-side coin is not Arabic; though when turned sideways it does resemble Arabic. The script, and therefore the coin, is actually Mongolian and is meant to be read vertically. The coin is a 10 mongo from the 1930s. World Coin Gallery page.
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I admire Your profound knowlege. Thank You guys.
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