Islamic coin

Anto493

Hello everybody,

Someone can identify that coin for me?
21 mm for 2,7 grammes

Thank you by advance for help

Anto493

No one know ?

RiveraFamilyCollect

I'm no expert, and certainly haven't seen enough old coins in that condition.
It kind of looks like a sand cast to me, there is texture on the whole coin.

Sapyx

Bronzes are always hardest even for experts in the series to identify, as they have a much less standardised design - they tended to have been issued locally for local use, so each mint-city issued different types.

As to age, the best I can offer is that those little serifs - the notches on the tips of all the letters - tend to be from the mid-period, around AD 1100-1300. Seljuq, Ayyubid, Artuqid and perhaps Mamluk are my best guess options.

tcollects

maybe a c. 1200 golden horde pulo?

Anto493

@Sapyx said:
Bronzes are always hardest even for experts in the series to identify, as they have a much less standardised design - they tended to have been issued locally for local use, so each mint-city issued different types.

As to age, the best I can offer is that those little serifs - the notches on the tips of all the letters - tend to be from the mid-period, around AD 1100-1300. Seljuq, Ayyubid, Artuqid and perhaps Mamluk are my best guess options.

Thank you , i will search in that way