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Does anyone know of a comparative reference for toughras? For instance I have problems distinguishing between Ottoman/Egyptian coins, and those from Hyderabad or Tunisia.

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Here's something to start.
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Many thanks
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I'm not aware of one.

Toughras are designed to be visually impressive, not readable. I've never tried to "read" one to find out where/when a coin is from, since other details on the coin (such as the mint name) are often easier to read. If a coin is so badly damaged or worn that other markings of origin are removed or illegible, then the toughra will likely be impossible to read, too.
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