624 – 869 AH
Most Golden Horde silver coinage is based on a mithqal weight of about 4.68g. The standard denomination for most of the first three periods, starting under Mangu Timur, was ⅓ mithqal (1.56g, = 8/24 mithqal or 8 nokhod) for issues of the central area, with various other weights, higher or lower, in outlying regions, such as the Crimea, Azaq or Khwarizm. After about 766, the ⅓ mithqal standard was abandoned everywhere, with a periodic weight reduction of the basic dirham thereafter.
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