Gold Coin Discovery Using Specialized Geochemical Formulas

[MR.MHMD(MOHAMMAD)]

Exceptional Metal Detection and Discrimination Using Specialized Geochemical Formulas
Islamic Gold Coin Discovery
Detection Radius: 18 meters
Depth: 80 cm
From Iran
My page instagram : @AurumLocator

 

[Mackaydon]

Can you post a couple more pics including the reverse side and the edge?
Initially, looks like a fractional dinar.
Don in SoCal

 

[MR.MHMD(MOHAMMAD)]

Can you post a couple more pics including the reverse side and the edge?
What is the weight in grams? Initially, looks like a fractional dinar.
Don in SoCal

Hi Don, thanks for your interest! Unfortunately, here in Iran, gold coins and other gold finds are often sold or melted down shortly after discovery, so they are not always preserved for further study. In this case, I no longer have the coin, which means I can't provide additional photographs of either the obverse or the reverse. I understand that images of both sides would be very helpful for a more accurate identification and historical assessment. I wish I had documented both sides in greater detail before it was gone. I appreciate your interest and expertise!

 

[Mackaydon]

Does the scale weight indicate 20 or 2.0?
Keep swinging your machine; and please provide pics of both sides and the edge for your next find.
Don in SoCal

 

[MR.MHMD(MOHAMMAD)]

Does the scale weight indicate 20 or 2.0?
Keep swinging your machine; and please provide pics of both sides and the edge for your next find.
Don in SoCal

Hi Don, thank you for your encouragement! The coin weighs 2.0 grams. I’ll definitely follow your friendly suggestion and make sure to take clear photos of both sides and the edge of my next find. I really appreciate your interest and advice. Best regards!

 

[Mackaydon]

That coin (2.0g) is a 1/2 dinar; possibly 'shaven'. Historical and medieval 1/2 dinars (such as those from the Almohad Caliphate or Marinid Dynasty) weigh around 2.25 to 2.32 grams.
Don in SoCal

 

[camichael]

Please excuse my ignorance but are you using a type of detector/device to find the coin? 80cm is about 31" and I don't know of any device that will recovery a coin at that depth.

 

[MR.MHMD(MOHAMMAD)]

Please excuse my ignorance but are you using a type of detector/device to find the coin? 80cm is about 31" and I don't know of any device that will recovery a coin at that depth.

I am an independent Iranian researcher, inventor, and developer of specialized chemical formulas for surface exploration and metal identification. I am also the author of a research paper documenting my work and field experience.


Unfortunately, due to extensive sanctions against Iran, limited access to international scientific networks, and the difficulties I have faced in my own country, I have not been able to establish meaningful connections with the United States to present and further develop my invention.


You are welcome to visit my Instagram page, @AurumLocator, where I demonstrate the entire exploration process, from preparation and operation to real field searches and findings.


My hope is that one day I will have the opportunity to bring my invention to the United States, conduct further testing, and develop it through scientific collaboration and practical field research.

 

[SilverCoinHound]

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