Transliteration: 30 GÚ 15 ma-na URUDU qá-du-um ší-im 3 TÚG.ḪI-a bu-lá-tí ša a-bu-ni e-zi-ib e-zi-ib ba-áb-tim ša É.GAL-lim a-na 40 GÚ SIG₅ ša a-lá-ḫa-am ù id-na-a-šùr a-na ša ki-ma um-mì-a-ni ú-ša-zi-zu a-na ṣé-er bu-lá-tí ša a-bu-ni 3 GÚ ù 5 ma-na URUDU SIG₅ ša ma-ma-ḫi-ir na-dí i-na a-lá-ak ILLAT-tim ša ma-ma-ḫi-ir a-lá-ḫu-um ù dam-qá-a ú-šé-bu-lu-ni-šum 1 ma-na 10 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR ša tám-kà-ru-um i-na ṣé-er ma-ma-ḫi-ir i-šu-ú KÙ.BABBAR en-nam-a-šur iš-qú-ul-ma ṭup-pu-šu a-na a-lá-ḫi-im ù dam-qá-a e-zi-ib a-mì-ma a-ni-im ša e-pu-lu-ni 19 GÚ 20 ma-na SIG₅ a-na id-na-a-šur e-zi-ib e-zi-ib ša ma-ṣa-ar-tim
Translation: 30 talents 15 minas of copper, including the price of 3 textiles, were the assets that our father left - apart from the outstanding claim on the palace to 40 talents of good (copper) for which he had appointed Ali-ahum and Iddin-Aššur to represent the investors. In addition to our father's assets 3 talents plus 5 minas of good copper belonging to Man-mahir were deposited. When Man-mahir's caravan arrives Ali-ahum and Damqaya will send it to him. As to the 1 mina 10 shekels of silver that Man-mahir owes to the merchant, Ennam-Aššur has paid the silver and left his tablet with Ali-ahum and Damqaya. For all of this on which they agreed he left 19 talents 20 minas of good (copper) with Iddin-Aššur. This is apart from that in the safe.