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The first looks like a Rupee from the Mughal empire:
Rupee - Akbar (Urdu Zafar Qarin mint) (1585-1606)
The second is not exactly but close to this other Rupee:
Rupee - Aurangzeb (Katak mint) (1661-1707)
The third with the date 1123 is not exactly bu close to this other Rupee:
1 Rupee - Jahandar Shah (Ahmedabad mint) 1124 (1712)
The last one should be also a Rupee from the Mughal empire
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Rupee - Akbar (Urdu Zafar Qarin mint) (1585-1606)
The second is not exactly but close to this other Rupee:
Rupee - Aurangzeb (Katak mint) (1661-1707)
The third with the date 1123 is not exactly bu close to this other Rupee:
1 Rupee - Jahandar Shah (Ahmedabad mint) 1124 (1712)
The last one should be also a Rupee from the Mughal empire
Information without any guaranty
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Well ... one correct answer out of four. I get great scope for further improvement
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Citeer: "Frenchlover"Well ... one correct answer out of four. I get great scope for further improvementThere is always room of improvement in each person. Keep up the good task. :)
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Thank you so much for the feedback
More coins from my collection:
More coins from my collection:
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What about this coin?:
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"What about this coin?:It is Tughluq Shah's Four Gani (billion coin). He ruled during 1320 to 1325 AD.
As reference: Goron D311 / R1071, 1079 / NW443-463 / T437 under my website:
http://www.chiefacoins.com/Database/Countries/Sultanate_of_Delhi.htm
Weight: 3.53g (approx). Metal: Billion.Diameter: 15.00mm. Edge: Plain. Alignment: Coin. Mint: N/A. Obverse: al-sultan al-ghazi ghiyath al-dunya wa'l din. Reverse: abu'l muzaffar tughluq shah al-sultan.
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Citeer: "Frenchlover"When great minds think alikewow, I went to his tomb 4 years ago, it is great to own something from his era.I too this picture of his tomb in Tughluqabad, Delhi:
See this
btw, what is this coin?:
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Citeer: "Frenchlover"May you explain where we can read the date AH 726?Yes it would be interesting to know
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"x26 (AH 726) is visible on my coin while x23 (AH 723) is seen on your coin.
Citeer: "Frenchlover"May you explain where we can read the date AH 726?Yes it would be interesting to know
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My coin shows x26 as circled in Red.
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"Frenchlover might know if they were French Indian coins?
it's not written in French Referee of south atlantic islands
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Thanks Haseeb and Frenchlover for the help.
I learned also from your remarks
I learned also from your remarks
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
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Some more coins from my Indian coin collection, can anyone tell me more about these coins especially as to their mints, years and rulers?:
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Thank you Haseeb
I googled Islamic coins with swastikas on them and my results came up with the Suri dynasty, I think this may be from the reign of Sher Shah Suri or Islam Shah Suri?
I googled Islamic coins with swastikas on them and my results came up with the Suri dynasty, I think this may be from the reign of Sher Shah Suri or Islam Shah Suri?
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"Thank you HaseebYes this belongs to Sher Shah Suri. One paisa. Mint: Hissar. Date: AH 950-952. Reference# D857. At the bottom it is written: Zarb Hissar (Struct at Hissar) in stylish way that I though it was written Mahmud of Gujarat but it not match the remaining texts. Thanks for your hint, together we found the details. :)
I googled Islamic coins with swastikas on them and my results came up with the Suri dynasty, I think this may be from the reign of Sher Shah Suri or Islam Shah Suri?
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Honestly, this is so great as some of these coins have been in my possession for more than 10 years. I am getting around to cataloguing my coins.
Sher Shah Suri is of particular interest as he came from Bihar which is also where my maternal family originate from. He was born Farid Khan and apparently killed a tiger for which he earned the title "Sher Khan" (perhaps inspiration for Rudyard Kipling?), he then overthrew Humayun after defeating him at Chausa in Buxar, Bihar and hence started Humayun's famous exile to Iran.
Do you know about the other coins?:
This one also looks like a 16th Century coin too:
Sher Shah Suri is of particular interest as he came from Bihar which is also where my maternal family originate from. He was born Farid Khan and apparently killed a tiger for which he earned the title "Sher Khan" (perhaps inspiration for Rudyard Kipling?), he then overthrew Humayun after defeating him at Chausa in Buxar, Bihar and hence started Humayun's famous exile to Iran.
Do you know about the other coins?:
This one also looks like a 16th Century coin too:
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"Honestly, this is so great as some of these coins have been in my possession for more than 10 years. I am getting around to cataloguing my coins.This coin belong to Delhi Sultanate ruler: Mahmud Shah bin Muhammad. Rule: AH 795-815 (1393-1413). If it is around 3.4 grams then it is known as "32 rati". Obverse: mahmud shah bin muhammad shah sultan. Reverse: al-khalifa amir al-muminin khulidat khilafatuhu.
Sher Shah Suri is of particular interest as he came from Bihar which is also where my maternal family originate from. He was born Farid Khan and apparently killed a tiger for which he earned the title "Sher Khan" (perhaps inspiration for Rudyard Kipling?), he then overthrew Humayun after defeating him at Chausa in Buxar, Bihar and hence started Humayun's famous exile to Iran.
Do you know about the other coins?:
This one also looks like a 16th Century coin too:
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so I have two Tughlaq coins? :D
What is this coin? it looks like a paisa as well:
What is this coin? it looks like a paisa as well:
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Citeer: "Haseeb78"Hello
01. The first two images are the same. Provide the image of the other side to know the mint. It is Mughal ruler: Aurangzeb Silver Rupee coin of AH 1076.
02. C#48.1 Hyderabad State Rupee AHxx43 (AH1243). Silver Obverse. Inscription: “Muhammad Akbar II” (citing Mughal Emperor) Reverse: Mint: Farkhanda Bunyad - Haidarabad.
03. Aurangzeb Silver Rupee coin of AH 1116. RY 48. Mint: Gulkanda (now know as Golkonda) .
04. Year AH 1103 - no idea, may be Hyderabad ???
09. Y# 6 RUPEE Silver Obv. Inscription: “Asaf Jah, Nizam al-Mulk” State: Hyderabad. Mint: Farkhanda Bunyad - Haidarabad. Year: AH 1282. Reginal Year: 10.
Other side of Coin 01.:
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"Unfortunately this is also Mint: Gulkanda (now know as Golkonda) . RY 20.
Citeer: "Haseeb78"Hello
01. The first two images are the same. Provide the image of the other side to know the mint. It is Mughal ruler: Aurangzeb Silver Rupee coin of AH 1076.
02. C#48.1 Hyderabad State Rupee AHxx43 (AH1243). Silver Obverse. Inscription: “Muhammad Akbar II” (citing Mughal Emperor) Reverse: Mint: Farkhanda Bunyad - Haidarabad.
03. Aurangzeb Silver Rupee coin of AH 1116. RY 48. Mint: Gulkanda (now know as Golkonda) .
04. Year AH 1103 - no idea, may be Hyderabad ???
09. Y# 6 RUPEE Silver Obv. Inscription: “Asaf Jah, Nizam al-Mulk” State: Hyderabad. Mint: Farkhanda Bunyad - Haidarabad. Year: AH 1282. Reginal Year: 10.
Other side of Coin 01.:
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Citeer: "Haseeb78"Thank you
Citeer: "deuterium_1"Unfortunately this is also Mint: Gulkanda (now know as Golkonda) . RY 20.
Citeer: "Haseeb78"Hello
01. The first two images are the same. Provide the image of the other side to know the mint. It is Mughal ruler: Aurangzeb Silver Rupee coin of AH 1076.
02. C#48.1 Hyderabad State Rupee AHxx43 (AH1243). Silver Obverse. Inscription: “Muhammad Akbar II” (citing Mughal Emperor) Reverse: Mint: Farkhanda Bunyad - Haidarabad.
03. Aurangzeb Silver Rupee coin of AH 1116. RY 48. Mint: Gulkanda (now know as Golkonda) .
04. Year AH 1103 - no idea, may be Hyderabad ???
09. Y# 6 RUPEE Silver Obv. Inscription: “Asaf Jah, Nizam al-Mulk” State: Hyderabad. Mint: Farkhanda Bunyad - Haidarabad. Year: AH 1282. Reginal Year: 10.
Other side of Coin 01.:
Here is a Western Satrap coin but I am unsure which ruler and mint it is:
I would greatly appreciate any help identifying this coin
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"Got two more coins recently, does anyone know what they are?:1- http://www.coinshome.net/en/coin_definition-1_2_Rupee-Silver-Ancient_India-B6cK_j7gRoAAAAE5l811btxh.htm
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Citeer: "Haseeb78"My coin x24 :
My coin shows x26 as circled in Red.
sujit_kumar gave this following tip for old indian numbers :
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Citeer: "Frenchlover"Thank you for sharing
Citeer: "Haseeb78"My coin x24 :
My coin shows x26 as circled in Red.
sujit_kumar gave this following tip for old indian numbers :
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I have two new ancient Indian coins, does anyone know more about their rulers, mints and regnal years?:
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Citeer: "Parimal"The first coin is of Baktria - HermaiosThank you
see Bop_12B at this link http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/baktria/kings/hermaios/
The second coin is of Nezak Huns - Shahi Tegin
Its similar to the one at this link
https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/sergey_nechayev_ancient_coins/200/product/hunnic_tribes_shahi_tegin_688_ad_silver_drachm_crowned_bust_fire_altarrare/624280/Default.aspx
The first coin is a Hermaios imitation? as it does look slightly crude so it is probably a posthumous issue?.
Was Shahi Tegin a Turk Shahi king?. Since he apparently reigned in the same area as the later Hindu Shahi kings.
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Citeer: "deuterium_1"Sorry, I wont be able to answer your questions as Baktrian and Hunnic coins are not in my main area of interest in coin collection. So I am not aware of the detailed history around these coin series.
Citeer: "Parimal"The first coin is of Baktria - HermaiosThank you
see Bop_12B at this link http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/baktria/kings/hermaios/
The second coin is of Nezak Huns - Shahi Tegin
Its similar to the one at this link
https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/sergey_nechayev_ancient_coins/200/product/hunnic_tribes_shahi_tegin_688_ad_silver_drachm_crowned_bust_fire_altarrare/624280/Default.aspx
The first coin is a Hermaios imitation? as it does look slightly crude so it is probably a posthumous issue?.
Was Shahi Tegin a Turk Shahi king?. Since he apparently reigned in the same area as the later Hindu Shahi kings.
Maybe some expert in these coin series would be able to answer your queries
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Ok no problem
Thanks for your help Parimal
I have got a new coin, this is a Mughal Shahrukhi from the reign of Babur:
This is the information I have:
Zahir al-din Babur (903, 905-906AH)
I would greatly appreciate if anyone could tell more about the mint of this coin. A date of 903AH would likely mean that it was minted in Samarkand, I would greatly appreciate any thoughts on this however.
Thanks for your help Parimal
I have got a new coin, this is a Mughal Shahrukhi from the reign of Babur:
This is the information I have:
Zahir al-din Babur (903, 905-906AH)
I would greatly appreciate if anyone could tell more about the mint of this coin. A date of 903AH would likely mean that it was minted in Samarkand, I would greatly appreciate any thoughts on this however.
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Can anyone tell me more about this coin?:
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Hi
I got this new Bahmanid coin, I was wondering if anyone knows what the ruler and mint is?:
It does appear to resemble this coin?:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-mznAQB4T4tg/U7bE3jPTQ-I/AAAAAAAADbE/D27GVUMMClk/s1600/Copper+Half+Gani++-+Sultan+Taj+Uddin+Firoz+shah+-+17.jpg
I got this new Bahmanid coin, I was wondering if anyone knows what the ruler and mint is?:
It does appear to resemble this coin?:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-mznAQB4T4tg/U7bE3jPTQ-I/AAAAAAAADbE/D27GVUMMClk/s1600/Copper+Half+Gani++-+Sultan+Taj+Uddin+Firoz+shah+-+17.jpg
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