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which have a tetrachalkon (one-twelfth of a drachm) denomination
Running as a Democrat
and other holdings in Greece and the Levant
8 cm in length
received it for their service alongside French forces
Great Mongols | Copper Dirham Rome which have a tetrachalkon (one-twelfthHistory of the Artifact The Great Mongols Copper Dirham refers to a series of hammered copper broad flan coins struck under the early Mongol Empire and its successor khanates, notably at mints such as Samarqand (modern Uzbekistan) around AH 663 (1264 CE). These coins are typified by their large diameter and low weight. These coins were were sometimes silver washed, though the base metal remained copper bronze, and their strikes were often crude,
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