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Arab-Byzantine Coin To ID #2

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Hello!

Any clue about this arab-byzantine coin? I've tried to find something similar but I didn't see any coin with this strange "M" on the reverse. I apprecieate any help

20-23,5 mm, 2,85 g

Arab-Byzantine-Coin-To-ID-#2

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Constans II would be a good starting point for your research.
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This one is also Goodwin type E (standing emperor/ cursive m); Album 3504. Goodwin's categories are very broad, assigning the coins to a Byzantine prototype. In the case of this and the first coin today, earlier issues of Constans II.
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@Kushanshah, thanks for help. I don't have Goodwin's book and I couldn't find any info about it on the Internet but maybe you know when this type was minted?
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There is basic coverage of the Arab-Byzantine series in Stephen Album's Checklist of Islamic Coins, which will answer your questions including dating and Goodwin types. A free pdf version of the current (3rd) edition can be downloaded at the author's website: https://db.stevealbum.com/php/home.php
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Thanks a lot, I didn't know that this publication is available online.
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