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Modern Asian coins, pseudo coins and trade tokens => Iran and Afghanistan => Civic issues => Topic started by: anusin on July 31, 2016, 04:13:21 PM
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Please help me to identify this coin....weight 10.40 grams, height 25.18mm, width 19.97mm
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:applause: it's a nice iranian dated civic copper
The mintname is cut and only the last part is on the coin : "...vin" which is with no doubt "Qazvin".
the date is vertically written : 1156 AH.
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Yet another great id, saro. :bow:
Peter
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Thanks for helping me........
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That's three different mints (Qum, Isfahan and now Qazvin) using the same theme. Travelling die cutter, I suppose.
Peter
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That's three different mints (Qum, Isfahan and now Qazvin) using the same theme. Travelling die cutter, I suppose.
The lion attacking a gazelle, a deer or other similar animals, is a very popular design on iranian civic coppers; I have counted 8 different mints :
Erivan, Isfahan, Kashan, Qazvin, Qom, Rasht, Teheran and Urumi, without considering the afghan coppers struck under persian rule....
For information, the Qom coin is shown p.55 in the recent book "Persian Copper Coins by Bahram Alaedini"
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where can I get this book......."Persian Copper Coins by Bahram Alaedini"