1502, Persia, Emirate of Qunduz, Amir Khusraw. Countermarked Copper 2 Dinars Coin.
References: Album 3009. Mint Place: Yazd (Iran). Mint Year: 1502 AD (AH 907) Ruler (Sultan): Amir Khusraw (as independent Amir of Qunduz) Denomination: 2 Dinars (with a "lek" = "1 Dinar" countermark in reverse) Condition: Lightly pitted by corrosion, reverse struck off-center, otherwise VF. Material: Bronze Diameter: 27mm Weight: 8.22gm
Obverse: Deer, surrounded by floral ornaments. All within pelleted border.
Reverse: Date (AH 907?) above inscriptions. Traces of a countermark (lek? = "1 Dinar"), which is weakly struc.
Amir Khusraw Shah, a governor in Qunduz under the Timurids, proclaimed his autonomy in AH902 (1497AD) and ruled independently as Amir of Qunduz until AH910 (1505AD).