Help with Asian coin

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Peaball
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Posted: 16 Sep 2023, 13:34 #
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This is 19mm & 0.79g

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Thanks in advance.

RegularCoiner
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Posted: 16 Sep 2023, 14:04 #
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Sultanate of Palembang, that is all i can say.

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*
AlexMK
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Posted: 16 Sep 2023, 14:37 #
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Are those two different coins because the hole is different in the two pictures?

Peaball
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Posted: 16 Sep 2023, 18:41 #
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Yes, they are 2 different ones. Sorry about that. The description is for the 1st & the 2nd is 19mm & 0.8

Peaball
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Posted: 16 Sep 2023, 18:44 #
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This is #1. 19mm & 0.8g.

Peaball
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Posted: 16 Sep 2023, 18:47 #
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This is #2. 18mm & 0.62g.

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Frenchlover Catalogue referee
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Posted: 17 Sep 2023, 00:06 #
Edited: 17 Sep 2023, 00:12
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Palembang coins are not easy to precisely identify.
The best site I know is: PALEMBANG COINS By Frank S. Robinson
For Palembang, it is more precise than the Millies.

But the Millies is also interesting to test if it's not a similar coins from another country of the Malay archipelago. (Pictures from page#180 to the end)

Referee of south atlantic islands
Giobruno
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Posted: 17 Sep 2023, 02:50 #
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Frenchlover

Palembang coins are not easy to precisely identify.
 

But at least some of them have a readable AH date.

 

With that said:

#1: N#149902 

#2: N#131220 

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