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34 mm. diameter
21 gram



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The script in the first image says "Omdurman", which would imply it is a coin of Sudan. I can't make out any date or denomination (unless the 4 vertical lines mean "1111", which would make it a coin from 1700, which I'm not sure is right), but a similar coin (possibly the same) that might help you is:

http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17838.html
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I agree with Babar but date is 1312 (1895) the denomination is probably (given size and weight) 20 Piastres.

The bottom image needs to be rotated anticlockwise about 80 degrees and the denomination is slightly to the left above the 2nd star from the bottom - it does look like 20 (٢٠)
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Correct; it's a coin from Mahdist Sudan, imitating Ottoman-Egyptian coins in style but being cruder and of even more debased silver than Ottoman examples.
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