PATANI-KELANTAN GOLD KUPANG SS50 VARIETY
Gold Kupang Of Patani-Kelantan. "Iqamuddin/Malik Al Adil".
Rarity: RRR/SS50 Variety
Found this item in Thailand. It is the Patani-Kelantan Gold Kupang SS50 in variety.
It was rated as RRR in Mr. Saran Singh book "The Encyclopaedia of THE COINS OF MALAYSIA- SINGAPORE AND BRUNEI 1400-1967".
In the 15th century Kelantan was an independent sultanate but was attacked by Malacca during the rule of Sultan Mahmud Shah (1488-1511). In the 18th century, Kelantan was under the influence of Terengganu through a viceroy. However, a revolt led by a local royal family established an independent dynasty under Siamese suzerainty. In 1909 after the Treaty of Bangkok, Kelantan came under the British protection after Siam surrendered its suzerainty rights in exchange for Britain's promise to give up any of its claim on Siam's territory.
Period : Circa 16th-17th Century (Patani/Kelantan)
Obverse: In Arabic " Iqamuddin " ( Abode of the Faith).
Reverse: In Arabic " Malik Al Adil" (The Just Ruler).
Edge: Plain.
Weight:
Diameter:
Composition: Gold.
Rarity: RRR
Rarity: RRR/SS50 Variety
It was rated as RRR in Mr. Saran Singh book "The Encyclopaedia of THE COINS OF MALAYSIA- SINGAPORE AND BRUNEI 1400-1967".
In the 15th century Kelantan was an independent sultanate but was attacked by Malacca during the rule of Sultan Mahmud Shah (1488-1511). In the 18th century, Kelantan was under the influence of Terengganu through a viceroy. However, a revolt led by a local royal family established an independent dynasty under Siamese suzerainty. In 1909 after the Treaty of Bangkok, Kelantan came under the British protection after Siam surrendered its suzerainty rights in exchange for Britain's promise to give up any of its claim on Siam's territory.
Period : Circa 16th-17th Century (Patani/Kelantan)
Obverse: In Arabic " Iqamuddin " ( Abode of the Faith).
Reverse: In Arabic " Malik Al Adil" (The Just Ruler).
Edge: Plain.
Weight:
Diameter:
Composition: Gold.
Rarity: RRR
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