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Jaunpur Sultanate billon tanka Husain Shah AH 885 (1480 CE) 19.7mm, 10.06g GG# J27   |
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A 1479 double briquet of the Duchy of Brabant:   |
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1478 / AH 883 Jaunpur Sultanate billon Tanka DR 2737, GG J27 , N 38508  The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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11/02/2024 05:09 am
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1478 groat of the County of Flanders:   Hopefully spence will be back by 1472 when I have a gap. I'm counting only one Gregorian date missing thus far (1487), and bd251 kept us goin with an AH dated coin that year. Edited by tdziemia
11/02/2024 09:16 am
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I'm counting only one Gregorian date missing thus far (1487), and bd251 kept us goin with an AH dated coin that year.  - no missing dates yet, and almost no non-AD-only dates either. (AFAIK our first likely gap is 1464, which is not-so-coincidentally also the first year on our path that doesn't have any [known] AD dated coins.)
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1477 / AH 882 Jaunpur Half Tanka  The Ox moves slowly, but the Earth is patient.
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1477 double briquet of the Duchy of Brabant (there are lots of things in the legends of this coin that look like an 8 but none of them are  ):   Edited by tdziemia
11/03/2024 06:42 am
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Hopefully spence will be back by 1472 when I have a gap. Sorry for the recent radio-silence. Just needed a break, but I'm back now and will try to catch up a bit but without overwhelming the thread: Here are a couple Double Stuivers/Briquets from Brabant (Antwerp mint). The first is dated 1481 and the second is dated 1480:    
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1477 double briquet of the Duchy of Brabant (there are lots of things in the legends of this coin that look like an 8 but none of them are ):
And a lot of rust on that reverse die. I wonder how long it was sitting around -- and what year the coin was actually struck? (How long does it take a die to rust?)
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Jaunpur Sultanate billon tanka Husain Shah AH 882 (1477 CE) 18.7 x 19.8 mm, 9.87 g GG# J27   |
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(How long does it take a die to rust?) Good question. It's a pretty damp part of the world, which I suppose could contribute. And as you know, they were striking these coins at a pretty high rate for that era, so maybe all that whacking also accelerates the corrosion chemistry?
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11/03/2024 10:27 am
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1477 / AH 882 Jaunpur Half Tanka ttkoo you might want to double check this coin. GG doesn't list a half tanka during this time. I think your coin is a falus of Ibrahim Shah dated 82x (GG# J8) that has been silvered. I have a couple with similar silver appearance that were listed as "half tanka" when I purchased them. I assume that the seller misidentified them because they appeared silver and were about half the weight of a tanka. I'm leaning towards 824 as the date.
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Flanders Gros from 1479:   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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