Shahada spread on both sides, date and mint in fields. Dated 214 AH (829 CE), 21mm, 1.86 grams. Binkath mint. 

Nuh ibn Asad (d. 842 CE) was an early member of the Samanid family and the son of Asad ibn Saman, the dynasty’s founder. Appointed by the Abbasid caliph al-Ma'mun as governor of Samarkand in the early 9th century, Nuh played a key role in consolidating Samanid authority in Transoxiana during a period of Abbasid decentralization. He strengthened local administration, supported Sunni Islam, and helped lay the political foundations that later allowed his relatives to build a powerful Samanid Kingdom.