Palembang what type?

Dears,

I need help to understand the right match of this 1 pitis.

It's around 18 mm 

Thanks in advance for your time

Hello 🤖

I tried searching by image and I found the following results:

N#345853

N#149163

N#21966

See all the results: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?ct=coin&im1=63713f11aa76e.jpg

Could your item be one of these?

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The most appoaching is Millies 192

I found this quite interesting website and your coin looks like #9.1, unless otherwise stated

Thanks for your reply. I read the article before send my post, but I'm full of doubts.

Second number is 2 or 3?

Also last number looks like a 7 at my eyes… but it's no possible. So may be it's same styles of number 2 as 9.30 variety.

What do you think?

Thanks for your time.

Andrea 

the “O” should be big

9.30 has a small numbers, so not possible. May be you are right about 9.1 but last number looks like different style

It could belong N#131220 or N#149902. I agree that it would seem closest to Robinson's 9.30, or maybe 9.1 (based on shape of بڠ), or maybe 8.7. Seeing Robinson's catalogue, this coin type is among those with the broadest range of workmanship quality, ranging from slightly deformed to completely illegible lettering. Understandable since most Palembang pitis seems to lack tightly controlled central production and easily counterfeited. 

In the introduction Robinson mentioned that “stylistic differences that are minor will not be included”, and so it is possible this is among the minor varieties he choose to omit, making any guess to listed varieties a largely moot point. I for one often found in Indonesian marketplace many similar coins with minor varieties that does not really match any in Robinson's catalogue.

Dear by.abay, many thanks for your clarification. If you have time I would like to know your opinion also about this coin:

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic126508.html

Thank you again 

Andrea