Help with these 3 Islamic coins [solved]

Got a decent silver coins bag (200 grams) from a store at Guadalajara. They where all grouped there because the seller didn't know anything about those coins, so I took my chances, nearly spot price and unidentified coins how could I resist?  

It was easy identifying all of them (nothing too special, but certainly several times spot value, except for 3 that I couldn't pinpoint:

Side A                                                                            Side B


Tinny one is just about 10mm, the other two near 15mm.

Any help would be appreciated.

left coin:
mint : left of the 'zarb'
right coin :  date ah130?
last numeral may be 1, 2, 3...
188?AD
bottom coin
date 1594

Thanks thats a start.

This is why I find so hard pinpointing them; they aren't just completely text (a text I don't understand at all except for the numbers) but in this case they are from a bigger die that won't fit the smaller disks. If only they had an image (but I guess they took to seriously the "no icons at all" law).

The smallest one looks like Ottoman Akce (or Aqche) depending on how one chooses to spell it. The date on Ottoman coins is Hejira, and it can't be AH1594, since this year is still a century and a half in the future.
I couldn't read the date, it might be off flan, but the size and the design with stars in the middle of obverse and reverse reminds of Suleyman I (AH 926-974 / 1520-1566 AD) Akce. Have a look through these 30 pages, there are many with central star design, you might recognize yours
http://www.zeno.ru/showgallery.php?cat=2164   

Im not expert in non-african  islamic coins, butthis, my coin is BUkhara

 

Quote: AndreyThe smallest one looks like Ottoman Akce (or Aqche) depending on how one chooses to spell it. The date on Ottoman coins is Hejira, and it can't be AH1594, since this year is still a century and a half in the future.
I couldn't read the date, it might be off flan, but the size and the design with stars in the middle of obverse and reverse reminds of Suleyman I (AH 926-974 / 1520-1566 AD) Akce. Have a look through these 30 pages, there are many with central star design, you might recognize yours
http://www.zeno.ru/showgallery.php?cat=2164

I think you might be right with the smallest one; the ones I've seen so far on that page are very similar, but haven't been able to find the exact one, as in most cases the coins there have some worn details, so I am surprised I got one in such near perfect state, half a millennium after it was issued, 13,000 kilometers away... and in a "unknowns" bag  

I did not say the date is AH.
There are similar coins with the AD date
I think this is the VS date. That would it fit right in the reign of Suleyman (1537AD)

Quote: Dato Mikeladze

Im not expert in non-african  islamic coins, butthis, my coin is BUkhara

So do you think it is a Persianate State coin?

Yea your 2 coins look like Bukhara.

"Just do it" coin lol. Nike.

What is the weight of the coins?
The two are indeed Bukhara
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bukhara
The coins could be 1 tenga (3.06-3.26gr, 11-18mm)
Ruler: Emir Abd Al-Ahad AH1303-1328/1886-1910AD
Struck in the name of late Emir Haydar
http://www.moneta-coins.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=1213&title=bukhara-emirate-7e1-tenga-1307-ah-2f1889-ad&cat=500
http://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=128800
http://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=5865
And a very special one:
http://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=16745

Thanks a bunch to everyone who helped me. I know some people really likes trying to identify coins (I do, but for coins like these I am mostly clueless, specially since Numista listings aren't complete for those regions, otherwise I would be able just by trail and error comparing the pictures).

Thanks!

Hi, the akçe is actually by Mehmed II (the Conqueror). In the left picture, on the right it can be read Mehmed son of Murad (its a little different from modern arab). On the right image, it says "may his kingdom perdure, struck in Bursa"

You may find your akçe as a mangir (copper), the silver ones are not so common in my experience, so great find!

Your coin should be this
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces46844.html

currently in the section:
Central Asia - Emirate of Bukhara (1785-1920)

Quote: simoneo80Your coin should be this
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces46844.html

currently in the section:
Central Asia - Emirate of Bukhara (1785-1920)

Yes, already solved this doubt, and yest, that coin I have marked in my collection