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Auction, 19 0Ctober 2019 ONS Auction, 19 0ctober 2019 References used: A Stephan Album, A checklist of popular Islamic Coins, 3​rd ​edition, Santa Rosa 2011. Bop. Osmund Bopearachchi: Monnaies Gréco-Bactriennes et Indo-Grecques, Paris 1991. Brotman Irwin F. Brotman: A Guide to the Temple Tokens of India, Los Angeles 1970. Codr H.W. Codrington: Ceylon Coins and Currency, Colombo 1924. Deyell John S. Deyell: Living without silver: The Monetary History of Early Medieval North India, New Delhi 1990. G/G Stan Goron & J.P. Goenka: The coins of the Indian Sultanates, New Delhi 2001 Göbl Sasanidische Numismatik, Braunschweig 1968 / Sasanian Numismatics, Braunschweig 1971 Göbl2 Münzprägung des Kushanreiches, Wien 1984 Gomes Alberto Gomes: Moedas Portuguesas, Lisboa, 5th ed., 2007. Van’t Haaff P.A. van’t Haaff: Catalogue of Elymaean Coinage, ca. 147BC – AD228. Lancaster 2007 HG T.R. Hardaker & P.L. Gupta: Ancient Indian Silver Punchmarked Coins, Nashik, rev. ed. 2014. 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Sellwood, An Introduction to the coinage of Parthia, London 1971 Senior A catalogue of Indo-Scythian coins, vol. I-IIV, Glastonbury 2000, 2006. Shore Fred B. Shore: Parthian Coins & History, Quarryville, Pennsylvania 1993. SS S. Singh: The Coins of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei 1400-1986, Kuala Lumpur 1986. S/S W.F. Spengler and W.G. Sayles: Turkoman Figural Bronze Coins and their Iconography, 2 vols., Lodi 1992-96. Tye Robert & Monica Tye: Jitals, Isle of South Uist 1995. UBJ Uno Barner Jensen: Danish India Tranquebar Coins 1620-1845, Brovst 1996. Val. W.H. Valentine: Modern copper coins of the Muhammadan States, London (1911) repr. 1969. W H. Nelson Wright: The coinage and metrology of the Sultans of Delhi, Delhi 1936 Note: ● Estimates are given in EURO. Bidding will be started at approx. 75-80% of the estimate for the coins and at 90-95% for the books, provided that no more than one postal bid has been received for the lot concerned. ● All lots are illustrated at ZENO.RU – Oriental Coins Database. You may view this at: https://www.zeno.ru/showgallery.php?cat=17142 LOT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATE 001 ‘Abbassid,​ temp. al-Mansur (AH136-158/AD754-775), AR dirham, Madinat al-Salam, AH157 (A-213.1) VF € 20,= 002 --, Tahir bin al-Husayn + al-Harith (fl ca. AH200-202), AE fals (3.00 g.), Sur al-Ma’muniya in honor of the Caliph al-Ma’mun. (Sur = Sour, ancient Tyre in Lebanon) (A-293; SICA 1506/1508, 1509) R​ gF € 70,= 003 Arab-Byzantine,​ AE fals (3.87 g.), Anonymous imitation of the Byzantine AE follis, ca. 650s-680s, standing emperor design. (A-3504; Wilkes 126) VF € 25,= 004 --, AE fals (3.83 g.), Anonymous imitation of the Byzantine AE follis, ca. 650s-680s, standing emperor design (A-3504; Wilkes 126) VF € 20,= 005 --, AE fals (3.22 g.), Anonymous imitation of the Byzantine AE follis, ca. 650s-680s, standing emperor design (A-3504; Wilkes 126). aVF € 20,= 006 --, AE fals (4.48 g.), Anonymous imitation of the Byzantine AE follis, ca. 650s-680s, standing emperor design, ND, Dimasq, attractive (A-3505; Wilkes 131) VF € 50,= 007 --, AE fals (4.13 g.), Anonymous imitation of the Byzantine AE follis, ca. 650s-680s, standing emperor design (A-3504; Wilkes 126) VF € 30,= 008 Arab-Sasanian,​ AE pashiz (1.87 g.), Bust bearded and moustached facing right, Pahlevi legend on left and right / legend in 3 lines, first line Arabic with mint-name Zaranj and the 2 following lines in Pahlavi (Gyselen type 50) R​ R VG-F € 20,= 009 --,​ AE pashiz (1.21 g.), bust facing right, Arab legend around / Arab legend in 3 lines, circular legend with date (AH120?) (rf. Gyselen type 60) R​ R VG-F € 25,= 010 --,​ Umayyad Governors, (Salih) Rida, unknown, probably ca. 780’s, ​A​ R drachm (3.28 g.), Eastern Sistan (A.89D; Wilkes 86) R​ VF € 25,= 011 --, --, ‘Abd al-‘Aziz bin ‘abd Allah bin Amir (ca. AH66-72/AD685-691), AR drachm (3.50 g.), SK (Sijistan), countermark: Ja’iz, AH66 (A-25; Wilkes 23) R​ R VF € 200,= 012 Artuqid of Mardin,​ Qutb al-Din Il-Ghazi II (AH572-580/AD1176-1184), AE dirham (9.07 g.), obv.: Head to right, looking upward. Legend in segments around / rev. 5-line legend NM, ND (A-1828.1; S/S type 31.1; Wilkes 1204), well struck specimen aEF € 80,= 013 --, ​Nasir al-Din Artuq Arslan (AH597-637/AD1201-1239), AE dirham (14.98 g.), obv.: Large Roman male head in profile right / rev. 5-line legend, citing Ayyubid overlord al-Kamil, NM, AH620 (A-1830.7; S/S type 43; Wilkes 1217) S​ gVF € 60,= 014 --, ​Ghazi I (AH637-658/AD1239-1260), AR dirham, Mardin, Caliph al-Mussta’sim + al-Salih Ayyub, hexagram type, first series. (A-1834.2; Wilkes 1223) S​ aVF € 40,= 015 Asia Minor,​ Ionia, Teos (BC 200-100), AE16 - Trichalkon (3.13g,). Griffin seated right, forepaw raised / monogram within wreath, ΤΗΙΩΝ below (SNG v.Aulock 2263 var.; Copenhagen 1476) VF € 50,= 016 Ayyubid,​ al-‘Adil Sayf al-Din Abu Bakr ibn Ayyub (AH595-615/AD1196-1218), AE dirham (11.46 g.), date AH592, mint: Mayafarikin. Obv.: Facing bust of Amir (A-809; MWI.824; Wilkes 908) gVF € 40,= 017 Bactria,​ Euthydemos II (190-185 BC), Ni di-chalkon (7.68 g.), diademed head of Apollo / tripod, legend & monogram, Merv. (Bop. Serie 6; MAC 1649; Hoover 77) gF/aVF € 170,= 018 British East India Company,​ Prince of Wales’Island (Penang), AE ½ pice, AD1787, struck at Calcutta. (KM.2.1; Pr.(A) 10, var. b) VF € 80,= 019 Central Asia,​ Eastern Turkestan. Hotan camel coin 200-700? + Hotan horse coin (Authenticity of Hotan horse coin is questioned) Lot of 2 coins VG & F (2) € 15,= 020 --, Chach, Tarnavch, AE unit (2.16 g.), 7-8th cent. obv: Lion or leopard / rev. Tamgha, Sogdian legend (Shagalov& Kutznetsov #243) F € 40,= 021 --, Chach, Chanubek, AE unit (1.31 g.), 7-8th cent. obv: Portrait of Chanubek or Chanurnak / rev: Tamgha within Sogdian legend (Shagalov & Kuznetsov #142) ​S​ aVF € 50,= LOT DESCRIPTION ESTIMATE 022 Central Asia,​ ​C​ hach, Nirtanek, AE unit (2.79 g.), 7-8th cent. obv: Facing portrait of Nirtanak with swastika in right field / rev: Tamgha, Sogdian legend (Smirnova [1991] 1556) gVF € 90,= 023 --, Chach, unknown ruler, AE unit (3.33 g.), 7-8th cent., obv: Portrait of ruler, / rev: Swan shaped Tamgha and Sogdian legend. (Fedorov ONS 192) aVF € 70,= 024 --, Chach, unknown ruler, AE unit (2,34 g.), 7-8th cent., obv: Horse rider / rev: Tamgha with Sogdian legend (Shagalov & Kuznetsov #62) aVF € 120,= 025 --, Southern Sogd (Northern Tokharistan & Badakhshan), Naksheb?, AE unit (1.57 g.), 7-8th cent., obv: bust of female ¾ right (Queen or Goddess?) holding a cup to the right / rev.: winged horse (Pegasus?), (Kochnev & Baratova class 4.) gF € 100,= 026 --, Western Sogd, Paikend, small Chinese type cash (1.67 g.), 7-8th cent.. (Zeimal, 16) . Extremely Rare. F € 150,= 027 --, Samarqand, large cash (5.03 g.), Urk Wartamuk, 698-700, obv: Urk Wartamuk Ikshid (ruler) / rev: left tamgha of Samarqand, right triskelion tamgha (Smirnova 567ff; Jen 918; Fedorov ONS Newsletter 175 suppl. fig. 12) Very rare aVF € 80,= 028 --, Ferghana, small cash (0.97 g.), 8th cent., obv: Ush right, tutuk of alp khaqan left / rev: plain. Tutuk in Turkish = military governor; alp = hero. In the eastern part of the Ferghana Valley there is a town named Ush. This coin might infer that Ush was the residency of the military governor who ruled that part of Ferghana in the name of the Turkish khaqan. (S​mirnova (1981) 1445; Fedorov (2003) ONS Newsletter 177 p. 9) VG € 50,= 029 --. Uncertain, two lead Kai Yuan cash (1.92 & 8.02 g.), obv: ​開 ​​元 ​​通 ​​寶 ​Kai Yuan Tong Bao rev: plain and un-deciphered. both F (2) € 40,= 030 --.
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