Unidentified coins, one is possibly Kushan and another might be Sikh? [solved]

Dear all

I have had these lot of coins since last year and have been unable to identify them. I would greatly appreciate any help identifying these coins.


Coin 1

Obverse

Reverse



Coin 2

Obverse

Reverse



Coin 3

Obverse

Reverse

One of the coins is a bronze of Kanishka II and is in fairly decent condition too compared to what is available on Ebay.

Coin 3 might be a falus of Shah Shujah Durrani as it is dated to 1216AH and possible has a kaf and alif?

I would greatly appreciate any thoughts on this.

Quote: "deuterium_1"​Coin 3 might be a falus of Shah Shujah Durrani as it is dated to 1216AH and possible has a kaf and alif?
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​I would greatly appreciate any thoughts on this.

​Yes it make it Falus of mint: Kabul.

These are my close guess:

01. Kushan Empire of Ruler: Wemla Taktu
02. Kushan Empire of Ruler: Kanishka II
Looks close to your image: https://picclick.com/Kushan-KANISHKA-II-AD-230-392032817255.html

Quote: Haseeb78​

Quote: "deuterium_1"​Coin 3 might be a falus of Shah Shujah Durrani as it is dated to 1216AH and possible has a kaf and alif?
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​​I would greatly appreciate any thoughts on this.

​​Yes it make it Falus of mint: Kabul.

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Sorry 1219AH, the last digit is a 9 in Arabic numerals

That would make it 1804/5.

Shah Shuja Durrani had two reigns as his predeccessor overthrew him once in 1809.

He first reigned from 1803 to 1809 and then 1839 to 1842.

I am confident with this identification now and Kabul mint does fit considering that the capital had shifted from Kandahar to Kabul by this time.