Alex » 21-August-2007 9:51pm

Strange coin. Is more similar to imitation. But there can be it unknown to me a dynasty? The name below on the left image is similar on deformed al-Radi.
The strong oxidation around of a place of a puncture can be speaks about low test of metal or that the copper coin was covered with a rather thick layer of silver.

charm » 21-August-2007 10:04pm

Vladimir Suchy:
It could be a amulet or jewellery item similar to #35157. And of course, it would be interesting to know at least a weight of it.

charm » 21-August-2007 10:09pm

Yes, of course, metrology has been requested

charm » 22-August-2007 1:35pm

The metrology has been added

charm » 27-August-2007 11:18pm

The image has been updated

charm » 28-August-2007 9:30pm

Unearthed together with item #47274

charm » 28-August-2007 9:37pm

Comments by K.Khromov:
It is usual cast pendant, nothing unusual for the place of finding.
As I can see by scan - this is not silver but so named white bronze - typical alloy for pendants and ornamentations of 10-12th C. on the territory of Kiev Rus' and surrounding areas.

Comments by E.Goncharov:
Agree, cast imitation, lead-tin bronze.

charm » 3-December-2007 1:41pm

Comments by dirhem: Imitation, area of Perm, Russia. Not for circulation, used as ornamentation.