Arabic glass standard weight for a silver Double-Dirhem (5.92g)

PART OF:: 13 circular Arabic glass standard weights

Made:: 1395-1405CE in North Africa

Arabic glass standard weight for a silver Double-Dirhem (5.92g)

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Circular Arabic glass standard weight, greenish-yellow, for a silver Double-Dirhem (5.92g), issued under Mohammad Ibn Sháheen, North African, 1395-1405CE (Mamluk Sultans)

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Category:: Weighing & Measuring

Object Number:: 1927-1100/10

Materials:: glass and complete

Measurements:: overall: 6 mm x 26 mm x 25 mm, .00592kg

type:: coin weight, standard weight and glass weight

credit:: Dr. W.L. Hildburgh.

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Arabic glass standard weight for a silver Double-Dirhem (5.92g)

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