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I have this, anyone want to give it a shot? I think it might be Islamic India, maybe Deli Sultanate or maybe a Central Asian Khagnate . I am also not sure if I have the orientation correct. The coin clearly text based so maybe someone might decipher what it says. Usually these text based coins have a wealth of information. Mints and possible date in years AH or regnal years. Bronze 22 mm x 3.28 grams  |
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Wish I could help but I am completely clueless with anything Arabic/Islamic/Indian. I think my eyes do spot a BD infestation on the reverse(?). Might want to check that out.
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01/01/2014 8:50 pm
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Beats me, I'm still trying to find out about one that I have.
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I'm thinking possible ancient Pakistan? Maybe?
swcoin.ecrater.com
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I'm thinking more towards Mamluk Egypt.
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Strangely I one almost identical. I can't even remember where I found the thing either. I will ask someone I know when I get home who is 'wise' in these Islamic mysteries.
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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I got something like one of these in that handful of ancient coins. No idea what it is though.
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I couldn't find a good page for Malmuk Egyptian bronzes does anyone have or know of one? I found only one that has a reverse similar to my obverse(?) but mine is completely different on the other side.
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oh man...I'm of no use at all on these things.
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Found it.
Mamluk, al-Salih Ismail (743-746), AE Fals, Dimashq (Damascus). Sylloge of the Islamic Coins in the Ashmolean (SICA) 1262.
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