Ottoman Empire Managir XVI - XVII  ?

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Hi,
Can you help to identify this coins ? This photo is better that i can make.

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Can somebody help me to find out what  this coin is ? I found that Mangir means copper coin i cant identify this coin, there is no information at Numista, anybody have some ideas ?
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Add some more photo:


Former numista referee for Poland and half of african countries.
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Weight  2.7g
Former numista referee for Poland and half of african countries.
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Hi Damian,

I seriously do not know. It si NOT Hungarian, and if Ottoman, then it is not the mainstream akce line :(
Thank you foran information imreh i will be still searching for this coin :)
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Maybe these three letters could help
Alexander from Cyprus
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Quote: cyprusalexander

Maybe these three letters could help
T-m-s  8~  8~  i am not getting closer :(
thanks, so it will be "ta ha sin" ?
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most probably 'ma' instead of 'ha', or 'ta' again but shorter.

Though it's definitely Muslim, for there is Arabic on the coin.
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Thanks cyprusalexander,
So it will be an ottoman coin ? I will try to get better photo of this coin maybe this will help something
ta ha sin or ha ha sin it will be a name of a ruler ?
Former numista referee for Poland and half of african countries.
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Not obligatory. It's a circle inscription. The words could start and end any moment. The first is 'ta' but there is possibility the same sing with additional dot, so there are 2 letters actually. Same with the second 'mim' that could be 'ha' and again 'ta' as well. Same with 'sin' that could be 'sha' or a collection of three letters and you still don't know the words separation.

Being in your shoes I would try to check in catalogs, such as Mitchener the general style at the beginning.
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Add some more photo, i was checking Mitchener  one book and didn't found that coin. In the first pic there is M letter am i right ?
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Can inscription be the name of the mint?
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I was searching a lot for this coin couple days ago i have add some post at lot of numismatic fourm and finally i know all about this coin. Thank you very much guys for your help, now i make a better photo and add coin at Numista :
Ottoman AE Mangir, Bayazid II, 886-918AH, Kostantaniye, ND

Obv.: In the centre circle: Bayazid, around: [duriba] Kostantaniye
Rev.: Ornament

Kabaklarli: Mangir 08-Qos-51
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Funny. I was sure, that it should be something like 'sultan', rather then just 'struck at Constantinople'.

Congratulations!
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