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Hi all I am new to this forum I have started collecting ancient coins since May but I have some more recent coins which I need identifying. Here is a square coin from my collection of Indian coins  |
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Some more coins from my collection I am curious about the following information for each coin: ruler year mint    Edited by deuterium_1
08/01/2016 4:16 pm
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 Do you have a picture of the other side? |
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Are there any experts on Indian coins here?
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@deuterium_1, first welcome to CCF.
Second, you gotta chillax a little bit. You posted three coins for assistance with identification in the wrong area of the forum and then about two hours later started escalating your request. The folks here at CCF are scattered across the globe and some of us work for a living outside of numismatics, so while sometimes you'll get a reply in only a few minutes, more often it will take several hours or even a few days to get your information. If you simply cannot wait that long for answers, then I suggest going to your local coin shop and paying them to identify the coins for you.
To answer your question about Indian experts on CCF, yes there are several. I'm going to recommend that the mods move your post over the world coin section where this post should get the proper attention.
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I think the fourth coin may be this one. The year looks to be 1153/23, which would be 1741 in the Gregorian calendar. |
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@spence
Thank you, that would be helpful
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So it is from the reign of Muhammad Shah?
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Here is your second coin, deuterium_1, along with pics of rupees of Farrukhsiyar (1713-19). Perhaps a match?:   |
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So it is from the reign of Muhammad Shah? I believe so. This one looks like the sixth coin posted (which appears to have been only minted in 1785), and this one would be the last one (dated 1820). Edited by Joseph7420
08/02/2016 8:46 pm
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Thank you  in India he is remembered as a patron of art and music, it is because of this that he was known as "Rangila" (joyous) Btw I found out that this coin is from the reign of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq (1320-1325):   Does anyone know about the other coins? |
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@deuterium_1, you might consider checking over in the world coins section. There are a couple long threads by dnrsreedhar that might be of interest.
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I tried to message the link to this thread to dnrsreedhar but I was unable tom
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