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Possibly Turkish, Any Ideas | Asian Islamic Pilgrim Token

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I don't have this in hand and know nothing except diameter of 45 mm.

Possibly-Turkish,-Any-Ideas-|-Asian-Islamic-Pilgrim-Token

Possibly stylised 568 below the bird.
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Bob

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Hi. I'm wondering if it is Turkish but I have my doubts. The dot next to the 8 means a 0
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I'd go for Pakistan
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I'm pretty sure it's a Southeast Asian Islamic "magic coin" or "pilgrim token". The Arabic word repeated seven times is "Yasin", the first word of Sura 36, the so-called "Heart of the Quran". You won't find an exact match on the zeno.ru pages but you will find others with the "Seven Yasins", arranged differently, as well as other animals (such as butterflies).
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Thank you Sap, I should have had sense to look at zeno.
Marco, I'm not sure if that's meant as a zero, as there's one either side.
Thanks all,
Bob
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Fascinating, I was wondering why the same text was repeated again and again. Thank goodness I didn't start looking up mintmarks in Krause, well I did start but it didn't last very long :)
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