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Hello
i have this 3 coins and notice that the two from right have a V on the right side while the coin from the left doesn't have it.
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They are all around 3 grams and 27 mm
Are they different or just variations?
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Just minor variations. These dies were carved by hand, not machine-copied as modern dies are. The little "V" shape is, as far as I am aware, merely decorative.
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http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces28305.html
It is this one no?
Thank you for help
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left and right coin : AH1255 regnal year 1 = 1840AD
middle coin AH1255 ry 4 = 1843AD
Constantinopel mint
1 1/2, 3 or 6 kurush
the holes show that the coins were used as decoration for 'belly dansers' costumes
As you can see, the plant right of the toughra are different.
The 'V' could be indeed decoration, I can not find any explanation.
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