The
reverse gives us not too much information:
The
islamic kalima is on it, in such a way that it is to read anticlockwise. See pictures here below.
Rulers' name,
mint and year should be on the
obverse. The
countermark can possibly make changes in these.
If the coin is not Timurid, it it certainly from one of the Mongol empires, in accordance to its
style.
It is not so easy to trace coins of this origin, but I note here that "RASUL" is turned outwards and this might be a point of
identification.
See the pictures: