Dirham - Arghun Georgian Issue

"2151.2 AR dirham, Georgian issue, cross at bottom of reverse field legend, after wahid   

S [Scare]"

All were struck in Tiflis under Demetre II of Georgia. There are variations of obverse and reverse dies. 

These are easily distinguished from other Arghun coinage by the presence of a Christian cross within the square.  However, they often suffer from blundered dates and months.  There are three main variations:
 

• The third line in Uighur spelling “Arghun” is instead spelt as “Arghunun”.
• The presence of three dots after Arghun's name
• The presence of the cross not at the bottom center of the coin, but instead to the left of Arghun's name.

There are other, minor variations:

• To the left of the cross there may be:
  • A six pointed star
  • An eight pointed star
  • A ornament
  • Zarb Tiflis/Struck in Tiflis sometimes replaces the name of the month