Silver drachm of Bukhara, possibly Caliph al-Amin (809 - 814 AD) [solved]

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Hi I have this token which I belive to be a tempel token.
Any hint about this would be greatly appreciated :)

Weight: 2.60gr
Size: 24mm



Ma collection de Révolutionnaires - My coins from the French Revolution
HI

Perhaps feodal belgium coin...

Can you post it also on french forum please ?

Best regards !
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Definitely not European as it has arabic text on the very worn side. Of course, the side that can give most information about it is the most worn.
Could be a Sassanian style coin from Bukhara
Check the one in the article below
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/moonmoth/firealtar_coins.html
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Hey that does look similar ! Nice find !
Great find indeed.
I would never have guessed the head of a Caliph without that image.
Many thanks. I believe it will be illusory to hope and find out who is pictured on my coin.
Ma collection de Révolutionnaires - My coins from the French Revolution
Well, finally, I found, something that looks very similar to my coin here:
http://grifterrec.rasmir.com/centralasia/centralasia2.html
The coin labelled: Caliph al-Amin (809 - 814 AD)

The first image, which is the reverse, on my original post is upside down.
Ma collection de Révolutionnaires - My coins from the French Revolution
Yes it's an arab-Sasanian coin.. the reverse is upside
This type of coin:https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces80509.html
ND (180-186) Caliph al-Amin

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