Sasanian, Queen Buran, dinar

This is a known modern forgery.

Where is the link and the proof? Repeating the same nonsense is not helpful.

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic156587.html#p1223481

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic156605.html#p1223611

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic156606.html#p1223612

People have responded. We are waiting for a proper response from you. What evidence do you have? Do you have a genuine example to compare and replace it on the Numista page? Etc, etc, etc.

The the only genuine example known is the Queen Buran’s dinar in Boston Museum of Fine Arts at this point.

Do you know if an image of that coin is available?

https://collections.mfa.org/objects/147596 

Dinar of Boran
Near Eastern, Iranian, PersianSasanian, 

reign of Boran, daughter of Khusrau II, 630–631

DESCRIPTION
Obverse: Bust of Boran, wearing round crown surmounted by spreading wings 

enclosing crescent and globe; earrings, necklace, crescent and star on robe at 

shoulder; grenetis. Inscribed. 

Reverse: Standing figure of Boran, wearing crown; crescent and star on either side; grenetis. Inscribed. 

Thank you.  Too bad they (MFA) do not make their photos freely available .