Very Rare Gold Coin from Thailand Patani Kupang Arabic Muslim Issue Al-Adil

  

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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. I think this is a contemporary Kupang issued in PATANI Muslim writing? A local expert identified it as a Kupang from 1800 to 1850, very rare (very few gold coins were issued here). I found 2 pieces together at the burial. There is sand or dirt inside the notches and small cracks of the piece.

I haven't touched it and it's as found. Just cleaned with a cloth. Found in Thailand, near Chonburi. 0.57 grams of gold.

This is a gold piece of Kijang Kupang issued in Patani-Kelantan Circa. 16th to 18th century with Arabic inscriptions on the reverse of the coin. Kelantan-Patani gold coins were only minted in one denomination, namely a Kupang, which contained about 9 grains (0.60 g) of gold. There were three types of Kelantan gold coins: Kijang coins, Sun Dinar coins with Arabic inscriptions on the reverse, and coins with Arabic inscriptions on both sides. Kijang coins are named after the motif of the Nandi/barking deer bull or Kijang on the obverse of the Kupang. Between 1400 and 1780, a number of gold coins or Kupang were known to be minted and used in Patani and Kelantan.

Unfortunately, little is known about the history of Kelantan currency as these coins were not dated, except for the gold Kupang with the inscription "Al Julus Kelantan", which were issued after 1780. Unfortunately, little is known about the history of Kelantan currency as these coins were not dated, except.