Indian Coin ID help

[hotwheelsearl]

I recently came into a large lot of various silver Islamic, Turkish, and Indian coins. ID is literally beyond me. I don't even know which way is up.

 

13x11mm

0.8g

I think this is an Indian 1/8 rupee, but beyond that is anybody's guess...

 

 

[JayAg47]

Looks like an Ottoman akce, but not sure about the specifics. 

[DLTcoins]

Ottoman, Bayezid II b. Mehmed, 1481-1512, AR akche, Novar mint, dated AH [88]6.

[hotwheelsearl]

Stellar, thank you! 

[Orange Julius]

20 hours ago, DLTcoins said:

Ottoman, Bayezid II b. Mehmed, 1481-1512, AR akche, Novar mint, dated AH [88]6.

I have two similar Ottoman coin I’ve struggled with for years… I don’t suppose I could have you look at a couple more?

[Orange Julius]

I’m just going to drop these here just in case 😬

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Any help would be… amazing. Thank you!

[DLTcoins]

5 hours ago, Orange Julius said:

I’m just going to drop these here just in case 😬

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Any help would be… amazing. Thank you!

Top. Mehmed II b. Murad, 2nd reign, 1451-1481, AR  akche, Adrana mint, AH 865.

Below. Same ruler, reign, denomination and mint. Dated AH 855.

[Sulla80]

Islamic, Ottoman Empire. Mehmet II Fatih ('the Conqueror'), second reign: 855 - 886 AH (1451 - 1481), AR Akçes (12mm, 0.72g) [dated 885 AH]

Obv: Mehmed Sultan bin Murad Han

obverse translates to: Mehmed Sultan, son of Murad Khan

Rev: Azze Nasruhu Serez düriba sene 885

reverse translates to : "May he be victorious; struck in Serez year 885" (year outside the planchet)

One of the most important changes in changing the Akçes in 885 was the re-introduction of the title “Sultan”.

- https://www.academia.edu/43509282/Die_Münzen_des_Osmanischen_Reiches_Band_I_Von_den_Anfängen_bis_zum_Untergang_1299_1922_