Fals? Islamic inscription? Persian? ideas?

[CoinDigger]

Dug up this summer, of the shore of Connecticut.

Not sure what it says. Any Ideas?

[roaddevil]

persian wedding tokens ....i can see a mirror an candels which is only found on persian wedding tokens....cant read it 2 small an persian but my dad or mum can ill ask em if they know what it means when they are at home cause now they are both at work

[roaddevil]

check this site

 

http://users.pullman.com/fjstevens/tokens/...IranTokens.html

[curious]

check this site

 

http://users.pullman.com/fjstevens/tokens/...IranTokens.html

 

 

Here in the middle east one can find themin the suk or shook along with various carved stones fake egyptian paparys scrolls...

 

I always thought they were left over turkish coins here the bride wears the more expensive gold ones as part of the grooms payment/dowery here among the Muslim populace the custom is the groom gives the dowery according to some one I work with, Nessam says that this is to make sure the groom doesn't trade her in when she isn't pleasing anymore... mostly tourist by the stuff thinking there getting a priceless rare or old coin souvinire. some even look silvery though anyone who knows metals knows the diffrence.

[jlueke]

check this site

 

http://users.pullman.com/fjstevens/tokens/...IranTokens.html

These are interesting in that the arrangement of flours, candle and mirror look a lot like the old Zoroastrian depictions around the altar. I guess other religions absorb their precursors popular traditions as as well.