Ottoman gold coin ?

Hi,
Can anyone please tell me if this coins is / looks genuine? I wasn't able to find any coin similar with it.
It's supposed to be from the Ottoman empire
Gold 22k
weight: 13g

Or can anyone tell me what is written on it?

Please learn how to read the arabic numbers, which would teach you to show the images in the right position....

Hi Thanks for replying. The coin is not in my possession.
Can you please help me translate what is written on it?

Citeer: "andrei89"​Hi Thanks for replying. The coin is not in my possession.
​Can you please help me translate what is written on it?

​Ignore him, he's often very rude to most posters in this particular forum while almost never actually helping people with their questions and just finding something to complain about no matter what.

No, I believe people should learn to help themselfes. Turn the left image correctly and you can read the date. Why should I read it for you, numista has all the information you need to do it yourself, so please try to make an effort.

I think this should be the right way :)

from this: https://www.lexisrex.com/Arabic-Numbers/1-100
It looks like 1222 but those characters don't look like 2 ...

for an 1222 coin this looks to be good to be true. .. my guess is that this is a replica of something. I wanted to see of what it might be a replica.

I've searched the catalog from https://en.numista.com/catalogue/ottoman-4.html?q=100 - all pages -> for all the coins that were listed there. I wasn't able to find this specific one.

Also... the weight of it seems to big for a coin.

The hole might imply belly dancers....

the text looks similar with this ones:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces59645.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16110.html

Unfortunately it is probably silver gilded not gold. I'm not 100% sure but many Ottoman coins were gilded and that one doesn't look like gold.
It is probably that one: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11613.html

I agree that @moneynumista has provided you the best match, especially if the diameter is close. I also agree that in the photos this does not look like the surface of a gold coin. As for the hole, many real Ottoman gold coins were also holed.

If the coin is not in your possession, why do you think it is 22 k gold? If you are considering buying it, be very careful to consider what you might really be getting (i.e. possibly an object that is not gold, and probably an object with very little value above that of the metal).

Do. Not. Hold. The. Coin. With. Your. Bare. Hands.