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1 Kupang - Mu`azzam Shah

Issuer Sultanate of Kedah (Islamic states of Malaysia)
Year 1179-1201
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Obverse description Three lines of Jawi script occupy the central field of this small hammered gold kupang, rendered in a bold and stylised calligraphic hand characteristic of Kedah sultanate coinage. The uppermost line curves prominently across the upper field, while the middle and lower lines are arranged in a compact, slightly angular fashion filling the flan. The irregular edge of the planchet reflects the hand-struck nature of the piece, and the overall arrangement of the inscription is framed by a plain, undecorated border.
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Reverse script Jawi
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Mintage ND (1179-1201)
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