1 Tin Pitis - Muhammad Bahauddin; Need second opinion

I think i have correctly made the overall ID of this coin but for this one there are too many varieties known.

I have followed the references our catalogue gives, mostly searching for the "9" that you can see at the bottom. The problem is that if i match that, other little details do not match

I think the most similar is 5.5, do you agree?

Цитата: "klei92"​I think i have correctly made the overall ID of this coin but for this one there are too many varieties known.
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​I have followed the references our catalogue gives, mostly searching for the "9" that you can see at the bottom. The problem is that if i match that, other little details do not match
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​I think the most similar is 5.5, do you agree?
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​Good afternoon, klei92. I have found, on Ebay:-

"Tin pitis dated 1113 (error for 1193/1779), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang':-

It has similarities with your coin, and is described as:-

"Arabic inscription Al-Sultan Fi Balad Palembang sanat 1113 ("Sultan of the city of Palembang, year 1113") / Blank. 14mm, 0.57 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #185-187; cf.Zeno 99334. SKU 37853

Type with an error date 1113, minted 1193 AH (1779 AD). Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang."

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tin-pitis-dated-1113-error-for-1193-1779-Baha-ud-Din-1776-1803-Palembang/311914292276

Hope this helps,
regards, Alex.

PS: This is what I have found frustrating with old coins of mine, especially copper ones. No two coins of an issue are the same, because of the way they were struck. Or in some cases, mis-struck.