ISLAMIC Afsharid Shahrukh 2nd Reign Shahi DM (1750-55) A-2781 Ex pierced F-VF - It is cataloged as A-2781. The coin is noted to be "Ex pierced," indicating that it had been pierced in its history. The piercing may affect its overall appeal to collectors, but it provides historical insights into the coinage during Shahrukh's second reign in the Afsharid.
Islamic Dirham , Sassanid, Farisi - This Islamic Dirham is a historical coin that carries a rich cultural and religious significance. The coin bears the denomination of Dirham and has its origins in the Sassanid Empire. This piece is not graded and is uncertified, but it is still a valuable addition to any coin collection.
Umayyad Dirham Marw Mint Year 90 - This Umayyad Dirham was minted in Marw in the year 90 and is a valuable addition to any collection. Made of silver with a fineness of 0.813, this coin belongs to the Medieval era and has not been graded or certified. The intricate design and historical significance of this coin make it a must-have for collectors of Islamic and Medieval coins. Its composition and origin further add to its allure. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.
1389 AD Ottoman Empire Akce * Coin - Sold as is, see images for details. I am not associated with treasuretown, just displaying the provenance.
21 Late And Post Medieval Ottoman Empire Silver & Copper Akce Coins Artifacts - For sale is this authentic lot of Ottoman Empire coins. Don’t pass it up! It’s my pleasure to be serve you an any way I can! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you will know exactly what you’ll get!
Important Rare Out Of Print Islamic Ref On Fatimid Gold - The last 2 photos show how it displays Fatimid gold dinars. This is a rare Islamic coins reference and difficult to find as it was not reprinted since its first publication; It covers the entire span of Islamic numismatics from the early caliphate; It is particularly strong and useful for collectors of.
Arabic Coins and How to Read Them BY Richard Plant (Author), Seaby 1973 - (299PLANT) Arabic Coins and How to Read Them BY Richard Plant (Author), Seaby 1973, Hardcover, 148 pages; Condition USED (SMALL TEAR ON THE SPINE) otherwise solid binding and neat content;. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Double Abbasi, AH1182 (1768). A-2796. VF-EF. - Karim Khan. Double Abbasi, AH1182 (1768). It is cataloged as A-2796. This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in the Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Abbasi, AH1175 (1762). A-2800. - Karim Khan. Abbasi, AH1175 (1762). It is cataloged as A-2800. This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in the Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Double Abbasi, AH1182 (1768). A-2796. VF. - Karim Khan. Double Abbasi, AH1182 (1768). It is cataloged as A-2796. This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in the Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Abbasi, AH1179 (1765). A-2800. - Karim Khan. Abbasi, AH1179 (1765). It is cataloged as A-2800. This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in the Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Abbasi, AH1182 (1768). A-2800. EF. - Karim Khan. Abbasi, AH1182 (1768). It is cataloged as A-2800. This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in the Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Azad Khan. Shahi, DM (1750-55). A-2781. Type D. Holed. - Azad Khan. Shahi, DM (1750-55). Type D. Holed. It is cataloged as A-2781. The coin falls under Type D and is noted to be holed, indicating that it has a hole or opening, possibly for suspension or other purposes.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Double Abbasi, AH1183 (1769). A-2796. VF. - Karim Khan. Double Abbasi, AH1183 (1769). It is cataloged as A-2796. This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in the Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC. Afsharid. Nadir Shah. Shahi, AH1153 (1740). A-2755. pierced. - Nadir Shah. Shahi, AH1153 (1740). It is cataloged as A-2755. The coin is noted to be pierced, indicating that it has a hole or opening, possibly for suspension or other purposes. The piercing may affect its overall condition and appeal to collectors, but it provides historical insights into the coinage during Nadir Shah's rule in the Afsharid.
ISLAMIC. Zand. Karim Khan. Abbasi AH1181 (1767). Dar al-Mu'minin epithet. A2800. - Karim Khan. Abbasi AH1181 (1767). Dar al-Mu'minin epithet. It is cataloged as A-2800. Notably, the coin bears the mint epithet "Dar al-Mu'minin.". This historical piece provides insights into the coinage during Karim Khan's rule in Zand, representing a significant period in Islamic numismatics during the 18th century.
ISLAMIC Afsharid Nadir Shah as Viceroy Abbasi AH(114)8 (1735) KM-352.3 A-2736.2 - It is cataloged as KM-352.3 and A-2736.2. This historical piece provides insight into the coinage during Nadir Shah's role as Viceroy in the Afsharid Empire. Exceptions apply. The coin is an Abbasi from the Afsharid Empire during the rule of Nadir Shah as Viceroy, dated AH(114)8 or (1735).
Ancient Muslim Arab Silver Dirham Coin - Historical perspective for the year 705 ad: The Muslim religion was not yet a century old, the Byzantine Empire was still going strong. The Muslims were about to invade the Iberian Peninsula via the Straits of Gibraltar.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85542 - RefID= AC85542. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85537 - RefID= AC85537. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85540 - RefID= AC85540. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85398 - RefID= AC85398. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 10.7 g. 44 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Mansur I ibn Nuh II AH350-365 (961-976 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85405 - RefID= AC85405. Mansur I ibn Nuh II AH350-365 (961-976 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Mansur I ibn Nuh II AH350-365 (961-976 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 11.1 g. 41 mm. After AH365 (976 A.D.). Typical light porosity and slight unevenness of strike.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85411 - RefID= AC85411. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 11.1 g. 44 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85417 - RefID= AC85417. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 11.9 g. 44 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85410 - RefID= AC85410. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 9.3 g. 43 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85654 - RefID= AC85654. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85539 - RefID= AC85539. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85428 - RefID= AC85428. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85395 - RefID= AC85395. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 8.2 g. 45 mm. A couple of faint marks. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85399 - RefID= AC85399. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 11.4 g. 45 mm. Typical light porosity and unevenness of strike.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85421 - RefID= AC85421. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 8.5 g. 44 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC87239 - RefID= AC87239. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 10.4 g. 46 mm. Kurat Badakhshan Mint. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in one line around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC87241 - RefID= AC87241. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 13.2 g. 46 mm. Kurat Badakhshan Mint. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend in one line around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85412 - RefID= AC85412. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 7.2 g. 43 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85403 - RefID= AC85403. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 14.3 g. 46 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85423 - RefID= AC85423. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 10.8 g. 45 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85409 - RefID= AC85409. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 9.3 g. 45 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85420 - RefID= AC85420. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 9.1 g. 42 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Mansur I ibn Nuh II AH350-365 (961-976 A.D.) Multiple Dirham AC85407 - RefID= AC85407. Mansur I ibn Nuh II AH350-365 (961-976 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Mansur I ibn Nuh II AH350-365 (961-976 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 12 g. 47 mm. After AH365 (976 A.D.). Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham Good VF AC85396 - RefID= AC85396. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 11.2 g. 46 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Anonymous civic copper c. AH780-907 (1378-1501 A.D.) Fals Fine #AC87412 - RefID= AC87412. Anonymous civic copper c. AH780-907 (1378-1501 A.D.) AE Fals. AE Fals 2.1 g. 18 mm. (no date) Nimruz mint. Anonymous civic copper c. AH780-907 (1378-1501 A.D.). He also notes that they are 'always found in abysmal condition.'.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85402 - RefID= AC85402. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 8.3 g. 42 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Tahmasp I AH930-984 (1524-1576 A.D.) 1/2 Shahi Good Fine #AC87253 - RefID= AC87253. Safavid Tahmasp I AH930-984 (1524-1576 A.D.) AR 1/2 Shahi. Safavid Tahmasp I AH930-984 (1524-1576 A.D.). AR 1/2 Shahi 2.9 g. 21 mm. (no date) Sabzawar mint. Good Fine. Off-center with uneven strike.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85538 - RefID= AC85538. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85544 - The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85404 - RefID= AC85404. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 14.8 g. 40 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85422 - RefID= AC85422. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 11.7 g. 43 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85418 - RefID= AC85418. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 13.7 g. 43 mm. Central legend in four lines, 'alhamd lilah' (or similar) above; Qur'anic legend in two lines around.
Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC86508 - RefID= AC86508. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh II ibn Nasr AH331-343 (943-954 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 9.1 g. 45 mm. Central legend in three lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85416 - RefID= AC85416. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 8.8 g. 45 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85415 - RefID= AC85415. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). AR Multiple Dirham 9 g. 43 mm. Central legend in four lines; Qur'anic legend around.
Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) Multiple Dirham VF AC85424 - RefID= AC85424. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.) AR Multiple Dirham. Nuh III ibn Mansur I AH365-387 (976-997 A.D.). This style is indicative of the Warwarliz mint. The reverse legend cites governor Fa'iq, caliph al-Ta'I, and overlord Nuh ibn Mansur.
Ilkhanid (Ilkhans or Hulaguid Mongols) Taghay Timur AH734-754 AC85429 - RefID= AC85429. The Ilkhanate was the southwestern portion of the Mongol Empire, comprised primarily of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Turkey. The House of Hulagu, founded by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, ruled the Ilkhanid territories until the Black Death ravaged the empire in the 1330s.
1279-1290 Islamic Coin Silver Dirham Mamluk Sultan Qala'un Fine+ - Qala'un is from the Bahari Mamluk dynasty. The obverse shows the words ".al-Sultan al-Malik al-Mansur Sayf al-Donya wa al-Din. la'un al Salehi.". The reverse shows the end part of the word Dimishq?.
Cairo Egypt Gold Islamic Coin Sultani Ottoman Sultan Selim II 974AH 1566 AD VF+ - Ottoman Sultani 974AH - 1566AD. The coin was struck during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Selim II son of Suleyman the first or the magnificent (also referred to as al-Kanuni-the law giver) who ascended the throne in 1566 AD (974 AH).
Ottoman Empire. Bayezid II, Silver Akce, AD 1481-1512 (AH 886-918) (4 Coins) - ONE COIN FROM LOT - DISCOUNT ON MULTIPLES - OTTOMAN EMPIRE SILVER AKCE1481-1512 AD (886-918 AH) Obverse/Reverse: See photo with details Size: 10-11 mm, 0.7 grams Ottoman Empire. Sultan Bayezid II, 1481-1512 AD (886-918 AH). Tiny Silver Akce. Arabic inscription above and below horizontal straight line, within circular border. Average size 10-11 mm, 0.7 grams. Very nice detail. Each coin is unique but similar in size and appearance. Some are rounder, some more off center with tougher edges but all with good detail. .
50 Dirham, From 2008, - Bidding on irculated 50 Dirhsm from united arab emirates central bank
3 pich Islamic coin - This is a stunning 3 pich Islamic coin from the medieval era. The intricate design and details of this coin make it a must-have for any collector of Islamic coins. Its certification status is uncertified, adding to the allure of its rarity. This coin is an excellent addition to any collection of coins and paper money and is sure to be a conversation starter.
Mongols. Golden Horde "Dang" - Jani Beg Saray al-Jadida? mint - This exquisite piece of history is a reminder of the majestic era of the Mongols under the Golden Horde. Crafted from high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9, this coin bears the name of Jani Beg and was minted in Saray al-Jadida. The coin remains ungraded and uncertified, adding to its rarity and allure. Its Islamic origins and medieval design make it a prized possession for collectors of coins and paper money, especially those interested in Islamic history.
ISLAMIC Qara Qoyunlu, Jahan Shah AH 841-872 (AD1437-1467) AR tanka 5.10 gm - This exquisite piece is a silver AR tanka weighing 5.10 gm and belonging to the Islamic era under the rule of Qara Qoyunlu. The coin was minted during the reign of Jahan Shah between AH 841-872 (AD 1437-1467). Its intricate design and craftsmanship make it a valuable addition to any collection, especially those interested in Medieval Islamic coins. The coin is a fine example of the skill and expertise of the minters during that period.....
Umayyad Coin, Al-Walid ibn Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, Dirham, 86-96H Silver - This Umayyad coin is a rare and valuable piece of history that dates back to the Medieval era. Crafted in Syria, the coin is made of silver and features the era of Al-Walid ibn Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan. The coin is authentic and is a must-have for any coin collector or history enthusiast. A piece of Islamic history with this Umayyad coin.
Islamic-Ottoman-Suleyman Ii-Ae Mangir - AE MANGIR OF SULTAN SULEYMAN II; 1099-1102 AH. OBV/SULTANS TOUGHRA. REV/MINT-CONSTANTINOPLE-; DATE-1099-; SEE PICTURES. REF KM # 7.2
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis. Khan. - This is a rare and valuable Jital coin of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a famous opponent of Genghis Khan during the Medieval era. The coin is made of high-quality bronze with a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. Its origins lie in the Islamic region and it dates back to the years 1200 to 1220. The Jital is a wonderful piece of history that any collector would be proud to own. It features intricate designs and details that showcase the craftsmanship of the time. This coin is a must-have for any serious collector of Medieval coins, especially those with an interest in Islamic history.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan. - This Jital coin is a treasured piece of history. With its origin in Islamic culture, it is composed of bronze and was minted between 1200 and 1220 during the Medieval era. The fineness of the coin is 0.9 and it is ungraded with KM Number tyre#229. This coin represents the reign of Ala al-Din Muhammad, a famous foe of Genghis Khan. Its authenticity has not been certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins.
Ayyubid Dieham Aleppo, al-Zahir Ghazi b. Yusuf b. Ayyub, 1186-1216, - This Ayyubid Dieham from Aleppo belonged to the reign of al-Zahir Ghazi b. Yusuf b. Ayyub, who ruled from 1186-1216. The coin is of great historical significance and reflects the Islamic era of Medieval times. It is a rare find for coin collectors and enthusiasts. The unique features of this coin include the intricate design and inscriptions in Arabic. It is a valuable addition to any collection and a piece of history that has survived the test of time. Don't miss this opportunity to own a part of Islamic history.
20 MILLIMES 1960 TUNISIA Islamic Coin - This rare and exquisite 20 millimes coin from Tunisia dates back to the Islamic medieval era and is a true testament to the rich history and culture of the region. The intricate design and fine craftsmanship of this coin is a delight for any collector or enthusiast of Islamic art and numismatics. With its origins in Tunisia, this coin is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins.
🔥Ancient Islamic Silver Abbasid Dirham!! FREE SHIPPING - The coin's origin, composition, and era make it a valuable addition to any collection, particularly for those interested in Islamic history. It's a must-have for numismatists, historians, and anyone who appreciates the art and culture of the Islamic world.
Abd al-Rahman III (Al-Nasir Le Din Allah) (300-350 AH / 912-961) Dirham - 752RR2Y) Umayyad of Spain, ‘Abd al-Rahman III (Al-Nasir Le Din Allah) (300-350 AH / 912-961 AD), AR Dirham (22.5 mm, 3.12 grms), struck at Medinat Al-Zahra in 348 AH, citing Ahmed, (cif Miles 221c; Album 350.10) Very fine.
Arab-Sasanian, Eastern Sistan, AR drachm, 'Amr, crude SK (Zarang), ND Holed - This Arab-Sasanian silver drachm coin was minted in Eastern Sistan around 680 AD during the Medieval era. The obverse features a bust of the ruler 'Amr, while the reverse depicts a fire altar flanked by attendants. This coin is ideal for collectors of Islamic coins and those interested in the history of the Arab-Sasanian empire. The coin has not been graded or certified.
Great Cities Collection: Baghdad - Great Cities Collection: Baghdad Genuine Silver Dirham Struck by Al-Mansur, 754-775. Introducing the Great Cities Collection: Baghdad (Black Box), a tribute to the illustrious history and cultural significance of one of the world's most iconic cities.
Drachm ND (673-684) BC Ubayd Allah Ziyad Umayyad Governors Of Khurasan Sasanian - This exquisite drachm coin dates back to the medieval era and features the image of Ubayd Allah Ziyad, one of the Umayyad governors of Khurasan. The coin is a stunning piece of Islamic history that belonged to the Sasanian empire. It is a must-have for any collector of medieval coins and paper money.The coin's origins speak to its historical significance and cultural value. Its intricate design and well-preserved state make it an exceptional addition to any collection. Bid now to own this rare piece of history.
Mongols. Ilkhanids Sulayman, AH 739-746 / AD 1339-1346 Dirham Coin - This beautiful coin from the Mongols Ilkhanids era features the image of Sulayman and is made of 0.826 silver. It is a perfect addition to any coin collection, especially for those interested in Islamic and Medieval history. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its authenticity is guaranteed. Its denomination is Dirham and it was minted in Mongolia. Add this rare piece to your collection today!
Djanibek Khan GOLDEN HORDE Silver Shadi Beg Dirham dirhem Dang CAFFA Feodosia - MintCAFFA ( Feodosia). Shādī Beg (Persian: شادی بیگ; Turki/Kypchak: شادی بک) was Khan of the Golden Horde from 1399 to 1407. He was the protégé of the all-powerful beglerbeg Edigu. Both descended from Tuqa-Timur, the son of Jochi, the son of Chinggis Khan.
Cairo Egypt Gold Islamic Coin Fatimid Dinar al-Zahir 412 AH /1021 AD Nice Strike - Al-Zahir is the eighth caliph of the Fatimid dynasty. A very fine scarce coin with nice eye appeal, which would make a nice addition to your collection. Fatimid Dinar al-Zahir 412 AH / 1021 AD. The Fatimid Caliphate is a Shi'a dynasty that ruled over the Islamic world of mostly North Africa from 5 January 910 to 1171.
Islamic Coin Madinat al-Salam Baghdad Iraq Abbasid Silver Dirham Al-Hadi 169 AH - Al-Hadi the fourth caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. The obverse also has the verse "Muhammad Rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh 'al al din kulh walaw karah al mushrikon". It also has the words "La Illaha ella Allah, Wahduh la Sharik Lah" in the center.
746 AD Scarce Umayyad Gold Dinar Marwan ibn Mohammed Marwan II 128 AH VF++ - He is the fourteenth and last caliph of the Umayyad Caliphate. He ruled the Muslim world in the period 127 AH - 132 AH (744 until he was killed in 750 AD). A beautiful coin with well centered strike and very readable calligraphy.
717 Islamic Coin Umayyad Gold Dinar Sulayman ibn Abdel Malik 98H Dimishq Mint XF - Historic Perspective: The Muslim Arabs used existing gold and silver coinage in lands they conquered. In 77 AH (699 AD) Abd al-Malik Ibn Marwan the Umayyad caliph instituted a monetary system and began striking the first Islamic coins including the gold Dinar.
1351 Cairo Egypt Islamic Coin Mamluk Gold Dinar al-Nasir Hassan 1st Reign VF++ - The coin, which was minted in al-Qahira or Cairo the current capital of Egypt, was minted in (75)1 AH during Hassan's 1st reign which spanned the period 748-752 AH (1347-1351AD). The coin has very sharp calligraphy and a well centered strike.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan. - This Jital is a historical artifact from the medieval era. It was minted between the years 1200 and 1220 and bears the name of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan. The coin is composed of silver with a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded. While it has not been certified, it is a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic coins....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan. - This Jital is a historical artifact from the medieval era. It was minted between the years 1200 and 1220 and bears the name of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan. The coin is composed of silver with a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded. While it has not been certified, it is a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic coins....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan. - This Jital is a historical artifact from the medieval era. It was minted between the years 1200 and 1220 and bears the name of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan. The coin is composed of silver with a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded. While it has not been certified, it is a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic coins....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital is a historical artifact from the medieval era. It was minted between the years 1200 and 1220 and bears the name of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan. The coin is composed of silver with a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded. While it has not been certified, it is a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic coins....#NumisHobbyShop
Rare "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Jumada 618 AH Kurzuwan under Chengiz Khan - This is a rare and unique "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, minted during the Jumada 618 AH era in Kurzuwan under Chengiz Khan. The coin is composed of high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.9999, making it a valuable addition to any collection. This Islamic coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its authenticity is guaranteed by Numis Hobby Shop, a trusted brand in the coin collecting community. The denomination of the coin is seize fals, which was a common currency during the medieval era. This coin is a must-have for any collector interested in medieval Islamic coins.#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic Timurid AR tanga, Pir Muhammad b. Jahangir, Balkh, 807AHRare - This Islamic Timurid AR tanga is a rare find for any collector of medieval coins. The coin features Pir Muhammad b. Jahangir's name and was minted in Balkh during the 807AH era. Made of high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.99999, this ungraded coin is a valuable addition to any collection. The item's certification is uncertified, and it belongs to the Coins & Paper Money category, specifically the Coins: Medieval and Islamic subcategories. Its aspects include an Islamic origin, copper composition, and a medieval era. Invest in this exquisite piece of history today.#NumisHobbyShop
Golden Horde Islamic Silver Coins - Coins will be shipped using USPS Ground Advantage with Tracking information.You may also use EBay International Shipping Program. Cost of this program is per EBay rates.Please see picture for details and check out other collectible coins I have for sale.
4 Falus 1284 Morrocoy (Yr 1865) - This 4 Falus coin from Morocco, minted in 1868, is a beautiful addition to any collection. The coin features Islamic imagery and is made of 0.5 fineness copper. It has not been graded or certified but is in nice condition. The denomination of the coin is 4 Falus and it is a variety of the KM number 6. This Medieval coin is perfect for collectors of Islamic coins or those interested in the history of Morocco. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this stunning piece to your collection.
Islamic "Seal Of Solomon" Coin 1277 - Presenting an exquisite artifact from the Islamic era, this bronze coin features the iconic Seal of Solomon design. The coin's historical significance and intricate details make it a prized possession for collectors and enthusiasts alike. It is a perfect addition to any collection that cherishes the medieval era.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Abbasid coin - Abbasid fals *T036 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Georgian Kingdom. Super Coin. King Tamar .Triple Coin. Medieval Coin.RRR - Georgian Kingdom. Super Coin. King Tamar .Triple Coin. Medieval Coin.RRR33 gr. BAGRATID DINASTY. . Tiflis 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE COPPER Coin. 33.12 gr COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
1774 Egypt AU Gold Islamic Coin Zeri Mahbub Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid I 1187AH - Ottoman Zeri Mahbub or Beloved Gold. The coin was struck in the period 1192 AH as evidenced by the number 2 on top of the noon in the word ibn on the reverse. The coin shows the date clearly as 1187 AH, which is Abdul Hamid's accession date to the throne.
Rare Tripoli Crusader Gold Bezant Imitation al-Mustansir Fatimid Dinar NR - This gold coin is an imitation of al-Mustansir dinar. This is a second phase BY3 gold Bezant known to contain between 98%-87% gold. This is the variety having four lines of corrupt Arabic central legend on both the obverse and reverse.
1412 Extremely Rare Islamic Mamluk Gold Coin Sultan al-Mustain Bunduqi Dimishq - The bunduqi was a coin developed by Shaykh based on the Venetian Ducat with a standardized weight of 3.3 to 3.5 gram coin of high purity gold (over 22K). Mamluk Bunduqi 815 AH /1412 AD. Al-Mustain was not a Mamluk, instead he was the shadow Abbasid caliph in Cairo.
Islamic Coin Umayyad Gold Dinar Yazid II bin Abdel Malik 102 AH Nice Very Fine - Yazid II ruled the Islamic world in the period 101-105 AH (720-724 AD). This beautiful very fine or much better coin shows the year of minting as being 102 AH, but as it is the norm with these coins it does not show the mint location.
Nice Islamic Coin Umayyad Silver Dirham al-Walid ibn Abdel Malik Wasit 96 AH VF - Al-Walid ruled the Islamic world in the period 86-96 AH (705-715 AD). The coin has nice and well struck and very readable calligraphy. Historic Perspective: The Muslim Arabs used existing gold and silver coinage in lands they conquered.
Nice 722 Islamic Coin Abbasid Gold Dinar 155 AH Caliph Al-Mansur Extremely Fine - (652), paternal uncle of the prophet Muhammad. ). Al-Mansur is the second caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. The obverse of the coin has the words "La Illaha ell Allah, Wahduh la Sharik Lah" in the center and the words "Muhammad Rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh 'al al-din kulh walaw karah al mushrikon" along the edge.
Tabaristán AFZUT type, time of Al-Rashid. Hemidrachm. PYE 135 = 170 AH (786 AD) - This medieval Islamic silver coin, called Tabaristán AFZUT, is a hemidrachm from the time of Al-Rashid. It has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded and uncertified. The coin is believed to have originated in Tabaristan, which is located in modern-day Iran. This rare piece of history is perfect for any avid collector of medieval coins, particularly those interested in Islamic numismatics. The intricate design on the coin showcases the artistry of the time period, and its unique composition makes it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history.#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic Timurid Sultan Hussain ibn Baiqara, 896 AH - This stunning coin features the likeness of Islamic Timurid Sultan Hussain ibn Baiqara, minted in the year 896 AH. Its ungraded condition and uncertified certification only add to its unique character.
Shaybanid AR tanga, Ibrahim Bahadur Khan, Balkh 1008AH - This Shaybanid AR tanga is a valuable piece of history from the Islamic era. Made of pure silver with a fineness of 0.875, this coin was minted during the reign of Ibrahim Bahadur Khan in Balkh in the year 1008AH. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its uniqueness and authenticity. It is a rare find for any collector of medieval coins, especially those interested in Islamic history. Add this to your collection and own a piece of the past.#NumisHobbyShop
1960 ISLAMIC ARAB (1339) 10 Kurus - Up for sale is a 1960 Islamic Arab 10 Kurus coin from the Medieval era. This coin has not been graded nor certified, making it a unique addition to any collection. Its denomination and origin add to its historical significance. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of history!Free economic delivery, Most of the time delivery is fast but it can take up to 20 days by USPS. Delivery offer by eBay Standard Envelope with Tracking Number Does not apply to Puerto Rico See Photos Overseas delivery takes more time
Arab-Byzantine Islamic Umayyed Caliphate Emisa Follis - Arab-Byzantine, Islamic Umayyed Caliphate (Imperial Coinage), Imitative Byzantine (Constans II?)., 640-690 AD, Emisa Mint, AE Follis (fals). Deep toned dark chocolate in color. Nice for type. Stacks 1984, May 3-5 Sale.
ISLAMIC Aq Qoyunlu (PRSIAN Turkaman) Hasan (AH 857-882) AR SILVER tanka - This Islamic Aq Qoyunlu (PRSIAN Turkaman) Hasan (AH 857-882) AR SILVER tanka is a beautiful and valuable addition to any collection. With its origins in the medieval era, this coin is made of 0.9 fineness silver and features intricate designs reflective of its Islamic roots. The coin has not been graded and is uncertified, but this does not detract from its value. The composition of silver makes it a highly sought-after item among collectors of medieval and Islamic coins. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this unique piece to your collection.#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Masud 998-1040 Khutlan Mint AH Coin Rare Type - This rare coin from the Ghaznavid Sultan Masud era features intricate designs and is composed of high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9. It is an ungraded coin and is uncertified, adding to its uniqueness and historical value. The Khutlan mint AH coin is a must-have for collectors interested in medieval Islamic coins. Its origins can be traced back to Islamic history, making it a valuable piece of art and history.#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Masud 998-1040 AH Coin Rare Type - This rare Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Masud coin is a must-have for any serious collector of Islamic medieval coins. Crafted from 0.9 fineness silver, this ungraded and uncertified piece bears witness to the rich history and craftsmanship of the era. The coin's intricate design and fine detailing attest to the skill of its makers, while its rarity ensures its place as a unique addition to any collection. With its origins in the Islamic world, this coin is a valuable reminder of the region's rich cultural heritage.#NumisHobbyShop
Medieval Buyid Dynasty Abdud al-Dawla SILVER dirham (949-983) - This stunning silver dirham hails from the Medieval Buyid Dynasty, specifically during the reign of Abdud al-Dawla between 949-983. The beautiful Islamic-inspired design features intricate calligraphy and geometric patterns, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship of the era. Made of pure silver, this coin is a highly sought-after addition to any collection of Medieval coins or Islamic artifacts. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history with this exquisite Buyid Dynasty dirham.FAST SHIPPING WITH USPS PRIORITY MAIL
849 AD Islamic Coin Egypt Abbasid Gold Dinar Caliph Al-Mutawakkil 235 AH F++ - Al-Mutawakkil who ruled in the period of 232-247AH was the Abbasid Caliph in Baghdad from 847 to 861AD. He succeeded his brother al-Wathiq and is known for putting an end to the Mihna "ordeal", the Inquisition-like attempt by his predecessors to impose a single Mu'tazili version of Islam.
Cairo Egypt 1044 Islamic Coin Fatimid Gold Dinar Al-Mustansir 435 AH VF+ - Al-Mustansir is the tenth caliph of the Fatimid dynasty. Cairo Egypt Fatimid Gold Coin. The Fatimid Caliphate is a Shi'a dynasty that ruled over the Islamic world of mostly North Africa from 5 January 910 to 1171.
1260-1277 AD Cairo Egypt Islamic Coin Gold Dinar Mamluk Lion Baybars VF++ - Baybars is from the Bahari Mamluk dynasty. The date of minting is missing. The coin has the famous Heraldic Lion Passant heading left on the obverse. The lion is visible, despite the granular nature of the coin which resulted from being struck from rusted dies.
Beautiful 782 AD Islamic Coin Abbasid Gold Dinar Caliph Al-Mahdi 165 AH XF++ - (652), paternal uncle of the prophet Muhammad. ). Al-Mahdi is the third caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. The obverse of the coin has the words "La Illaha ell Allah, Wahduh la Sharik Lah" in the center and the verse "Muhammad rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh al din kulh" along the edge.
Turkey Silver 1293 AH 10 Qirsh al-Ghazi Abdul Hamid II - The coin was struck in Turkey during the rule of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. 10 Qirsh or Kurush al-Ghazi. Date: The coin was struck in the period 1876 - 1909 AD (1293-1327 AH) at Qustantiniyah mint. The date on the coin is 1293 AH, which is Abdul Hamid accession date to the throne.
Mid 1300 Islamic Silver Coin Mamluk Dirham Al-Nasir Nasir al-Din Hasan 2nd Reign - Hasan was the son of Muhammad son of Qalaun and ruled Egypt and Syria for two different periods ranging from 748 AH (1347AD) and 762 AH (1361 AD). This coin is from his second reign which occurred in the period 755-762 AH / 1354-1361 AD.
Turkey Silver 1293 AH 5 Qirsh al-Ghazi Abdul Hamid II - The coin was struck in Turkey during the rule of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. The date on the coin is 1293 AH, which is Abdul Hamid accession date to the throne. The coin itself was struck in year 32 of his reign.
Book Coins Circulating in Ottoman Egypt Al-Sawy NR - The book is a paperback and is written in Arabic. It was published by Markaz al Hadara al-Arabia in Cairo, Egypt. This is an indispensable reference for the serious collector of Islamic coins. The book presents a comprehensive study of the Coins circulated in Egypt in the period from 923 AH (1517 AD) through the early 1200s AH (1780s AD).
Catalog ARABIC COINS Khedivial Library Cairo Lane-Poole - The book is a paperback and is written in English with many notations in Arabic. This is an out-of-print book, published in 1984, and is an indispensable reference for the serious collector of Islamic coins.
Georgia (Kingdom).EREKLE ll. Tiflis. Half Bisti .RR - Georgia Kingdom . Georgia (Kingdom).EREKLE ll. Tiflis. Half Bisti .RR 100% AUTHENTIC COPPER . Half Bisti 5.5 grREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS
Islamic . GREAT MONGOLS.Ilkhans Abagha With Criss. (Dmanisi Fels) 1.6 Gr.RRR - Islamic . GREAT MONGOLS.Ilkhans Abagha With Criss. (Dmanisi Fels) 1.6 Gr.RRR Unknown Georgian Roller coin. Only can be found in Dmanisi Region of Georgia. By name of Abagha khan. 100% AUTHENTIC Silver coin 1.6 gr FREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. Ships from Rep of Georgia. Shipping time 2-3 weeks.COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.
Georgian Kingdom. King Tamar .. Medieval Coin. 3.4 Gr - Georgian Kingdom. Georgian Kingdom. King Tamar .. Medieval Coin.RR. 3.4 gr. BAGRATID DINASTY. . Tiflis 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE COPPER Coin. 3.4 gr COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
Georgian Kingdom. King Tamar . With 2 Damga. Medieval Coin.RR - Georgian Kingdom. Georgian Kingdom. King Tamar . With 2 Damga. Medieval Coin.RR. 5.6 gr. BAGRATID DINASTY. . Tiflis 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE COPPER Coin. 5.6gr COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
Georgian Kingdom. Giorgi IV (lasha) 8.2 Gr . Medieval Coin - Georgian Kingdom. Giorgi IV (lasha) 8.2Gr . Medieval Coin.. BAGRATID DINASTY. . Tiflis 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE COPPER Coin. 8.2 gr COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
Islamic . GREAT MONGOLS. King David Vlll , ( In Name Of Ghazan Mahmud)RRR - 100% authentic guarantee.Islamic . King David vlll (the Rebel) In name of Ghazan mahmud. With Christian pray on back. 100% AUTHENTIC Silver coin 1.5 gr. FREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. Ships from Rep of Georgia. Shipping time 2-3 weeks.COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.
MONGOLS Dynasty Citing 5 Caliphs Ilkhanids AR Silver ISLAMIC Coin w/COA - ISLAMIC, Mongols. Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad Khudabanda Öljeytü, AH 703-716 / AD 1304-1316. 2 Dirhams (Silver, 23 mm, 3.94 g, 1 h), Type C, Arzinjan, AH 714 = 1314/5. Ali is the friend of Allah. Arzinjan’ in Arabic); in the margin, ‘Allāhumma ṣalli ʿalā Muḥammad’ (‘O Allah!
Islamic Study Lot. Cheap. - This Islamic study lot is a great opportunity for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of Islamic culture and history.
Islamic Study Lot. Cheap. - This Islamic study lot is a great opportunity for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of Islamic culture and history.
Islamic Study Lot. Cheap. - This Islamic study lot is a great opportunity for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of Islamic culture and history.
SIKH EMPIRE: AE falus Loharu 1800-1850 Very Rare Tree Variant - This copper coin is a rare find from the Sikh Empire era, minted in Afghanistan around AH1239. It features a tree variant and is an ungraded piece with fineness of 0.9. The coin's historical significance is evident as it bears witness to the late medieval period of Islamic history. This coin belongs to the Islamic category and is a part of Coins & Paper Money subcategory. The certification of the coin is still uncertain, but its rarity speaks for itself.#NumisHobbyShop
Silver Islamic Coin Madinat al-Salam Baghdad Iraq Abbasid Dirham Al-Mahdi 165 AH - Al-Mahdi the third caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. The obverse of the coin has the words "Muhammad Rasul Allah Sala Allah 'Alihe Wa Salam; al-Khalifa al-Mahdi" with the word "bekh" below it in the center and along the edge the verse "Muhammad Rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh 'al al din kulh walaw karah al mushrikon".
Abbasid Silver Dirham Islamic Coin Madinat al-Salam Al-Rashid 192AH Meem Obverse - Harun al-Rashid ruled the Muslim empire in the period 170-193 AH (786 - 809 AD). Al-Rashid is the fifth caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. It has the verse "Muhammad Rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh 'al al-din kulh walaw karah al mushrikon" along the edge of the obverse.
786 Cairo Egypt Islamic Coin Abbasid Gold Dinar Harun Al-Rashid 170H Citing Aly - (652), paternal uncle of the prophet Muhammad. Al-Rashid is the fifth caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. This coin, is believed to be the first purely Islamic coin minted in Egypt. Earlier Islamic gold dinars were minted mainly in Dimishq and other places to a lesser extent but not in Egypt.
Crusader Jerusalem Saracenic Bezant Imitation Fatimid Gold Dinar of Al’Amer XF - As is the case with these coins, it has illegible highly stylized imitation Arabic Kufic calligraphy. 1100-1131 Crusader Jerusalem Gold Dinar or Bezant. Baldwin I and II Imitation Of Fatimid. For your Islamic or Crusader Coin Collection-CRU005.
Cairo Egypt Ayyubid Gold Islamic Coin Al-Kamil Muhammad Heavy Dinar 632AH 1235AD - The coin cites al-Mansur abu Jafar al-Mustansir Billah as the Khalif (Amir Al Mu'aminin). Al-Kamil Muhammad Dinar 632 AH / 1235 AD. The dynasty was founded by al-Nasir Salah al-Din Yusuf I (Saladin) in AH 564/1169 AD and ruled in Egypt and Syria until falling to the Mamluks in the mid 7th century AH.
Alexandria Egypt Ayyubid Gold Coin Al-Aziz Uthman or Othman Dinar 1190s AD VF - He ascended the throne upon the death of Al-Nasir Salah Al-Din Yusuf I (Saladin). Al-Aizi Uthman Dinar. Al-'Aziz Uthman was the son of Salah al-Din (Saladin). He ruled for about 10 years and issued gold coins, which continued to look like the Fatimid Dinars.
Egypt Gold Islamic Coin Zeri Mahbub Ottoman Sultan Osman III 1168AH 1754 AD XF+ - Ottoman Zeri Mahbub or Beloved Gold. The coin was struck in the period 1754-1757 AD (1168-1171 AH). The coin shows the date clearly as 1168 AH, which is Osman's accession date to the throne. The obverse of the coin has Osman's Toughra and the words"Ezat Nasruh Duriba Fee Misr Sanat 1168", while the reverse reads "Sultan al-Barain wa Khaqan al-Bahrain, al-Sultan Ibn al-Sultan.".
Ayyubid Bronze (AE) Coin Dirham Mayyafariqin Mint Al-Ashraf Musa 612 AH/1215 AD - Known to be Mayyafariqin Mint. Al-Ashraf Musa ruled in the period 607-617 AH (1210 - 1220 AD). The coin shows a turbaned prince seated with the right leg drawn up and holding an orb in right hand with his left hand on his hip on the obverse.
1363-1377 Silver Islamic Coin Mamluk Dirham Sultan Al-Ashraf Nasir Al-Din Shaban - Sha'ban is from the Bahari Mamluk dynasty. Din Sha'ban. " on the obverse. The coin does not show a date of minting. Scarce Mamluk Dirham. The Mamluk sultans are usually divided into two dynasties, the Bahris (1250 - 1382 AD), chiefly Turks and Mongols, and the Burjis (1382 - 1517 AD), chiefly Circassians.
1730 Egypt Gold Islamic Coin Zeri Mahbub Ottoman Sultan Mahmud I AH 1143xxvi BU+ - The coin was struck in the period 1730-1754 AD (1143-1168 AH). The coin shows the date clearly as 1143 AH, which is Mahmud's accession date to the throne. The obverse of the coin has Mahmud's Toughra and the words "Ezat Nasruh Duriba Fee Misr Sanat 1143" and has a grape between two arrows to the right of toughra, while the reverse reads "Sultan al-Barain wa Khaqan al-Bahrain, al-Sultan Ibn al-Sultan.".
Islamic Afsharid Dynasty 6 Shahi Silver Coin Nadir Shah Ah 1151 / 1738 Ad - This is a rare silver coin from the Afsharid Dynasty. Minted during the reign of Nadir Shah in AH 1151 (1738 AD), this 6 Shahi coin is a valuable collector's item. The fineness of the silver is 0.935 and it is ungraded and uncertified. The coin's origin, composition, era, and variety make it a highly sought-after piece for any collector of medieval Islamic coins. This item is a must-have for any serious collector of Islamic coins.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto20 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto31 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto30 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto29 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto28 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto27 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto26 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
islamic silver coin - This Islamic silver coin is a rare treasure from the medieval era. Its intricate design and craftsmanship are a testament to the skill of the artisans who created it. The coin has not been certified, but its authenticity can be confirmed by its origins and composition. The coin is a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic or medieval coins and paper money. Its historical significance and beauty make it a unique and sought-after item. Add this stunning piece to your collection today.
531 - 579 AD Sasanian Kingdom. ML mint. Husrav (Khosrau) I Drachm AR - Very Fine - This silver drachma from the Sasanian Kingdom, minted in ML and featuring Husrav (Khosrau) I, is a highly collectible item. The obverse of the coin features a bust of Husrav I and the reverse displays a fire altar flanked by two attendants.
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 Ghazna Mint Scarce - This fascinating coin features the image of Sultan Mahmud, ruler of the Ghaznavid dynasty during the Medieval era. Crafted from high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9, this coin is a rare and valuable piece of Islamic history. Although ungraded and uncertified, it is sure to be a prized addition to any collection of medieval coins. Its origins can be traced to the Ghazna mint, making it an excellent example of Islamic currency from the period. Code-112143#NumisHobbyShop
RARE !!! Islamic SHAYBANID: Abd Allah II, LARGE SILVER AUTHENTIC !!! - SHAYBANID: 'Abd Allah II, 1583-1598. I ask you to also look at the rest of the coins. Basically, these are rare or scarce coins, trial coins, coins, rare coins with stamp errors, etc. This is an authentic original coin.
IS21-75 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, horseman - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
Medieval Islamic coin - Dirham (AH 161) - Abbasid coin (al-Mahdi) *GX46 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto25 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto24 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Lot Of 9 silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto106 - This lot contains 9 silver akche coins from the Ottoman Empire dating back to the 1600s. These coins showcase Islamic design and were minted during the Medieval era. They are ungraded and uncertified, but their authenticity can be verified by a professional. These valuable coins are a great addition to any numismatic collection and offer a glimpse into the rich history of the Ottoman Empire.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto23 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto22 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Nice Details silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto21 - This silver akche coin from the Ottoman Empire dates back to the 1600s. It features intricate details and is of high historical value. The coin belongs to the Islamic era and is ungraded and uncertified. It is a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of medieval history.
SASA 1600s Lot Of 4 silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto105 - Up for sale is a lot of four silver coins from the Ottoman Empire dating back to the 1600s. These coins feature intricate designs and are made of high-quality silver. They are a great addition to any collection for those interested in Islamic and Medieval history. The coins are ungraded and uncertified, adding to their unique charm and individuality. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this lot of Ottoman Empire silver coins.
MIDDLE EAST: Silver Coin, Struck AH 1243 (1827), A Beauty! - MIDDLE EAST: 1212-1250 AH/1797-1834; Silver Qeran (6.96 g 22 mm), Mint of Ya-zd, Struck AH 1243 (1827), N ice Calligraphy! Sharp mint and date on reverse. It is type E Album- 2894 FULL STRIKE! choice vf+.
SASA 1600s Lot Of 4 silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto104 - Up for sale is a lot of four silver coins from the Ottoman Empire dating back to the 1600s. These coins feature intricate designs and are made of high-quality silver. They are a great addition to any collection for those interested in Islamic and Medieval history. The coins are ungraded and uncertified, adding to their unique charm and individuality. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this lot of Ottoman Empire silver coins.
IS21-74 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, horseman - This Islamic coin from the medieval era features `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned horseman and adversary of Genghis Khan. The striking design displays intricate calligraphy and a detailed portrait of the ruler, making it a unique addition to any coin collection. With its historical significance and impressive craftsmanship, this coin is a must-have for collectors of Islamic and medieval artifacts.
MIDDLE EAST: Silver Coin, Struck AH 1245 (1829), RARE & SUPERB! - MIDDLE EAST: 1212-1250 AH/1797-1834; Silver 1/2 Qeran (3.50 g 17 mm), Mint of Dar al-elm Shi-raz, Struck AH 1245 (1829), It is type E Album-2895 rated R! Reverse: Mint and date in a circle.
MIDDLE EAST: Silver Coin, Struck AH 1246 (1830), RARE & SUPERB! - MIDDLE EAST: Silver 1/2 Qeran (3.45 g 18.5x17 mm), Mint of Dar al-elm Shi-raz, Struck AH 1246 (1830) date mostly off the flan, It is type E Album-2895 rated R! choice EF+. Reverse: Mint and date in a circle.
Mongol Anonymous Mongol Nimruz mint jital - This unique jital coin from the Medieval era features the Sun and Lion Face on one side and Arabic inscriptions on the other. Minted in the Nimruz region during the reign of the Mongol Empire, this coin is composed of bronze with 0.9 fineness. It bears no grading but remains in excellent condition, suitable for any collection. Its denomination is fal and its year of minting falls between 1295-1304. Code -112142#NumisHobbyShop
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,1.03 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
ZANGIDS OF SYRIA, Al-Salih Isma'il, 569-577 AH / RARE - This exquisite coin features the image of Al-Salih Isma'il, the ruler of the Zangids of Syria during the Medieval Era. The coin has a denomination of Dirham and is of Islamic origin. It is a rare piece of history that collectors will surely appreciate. The design on the coin is intricate, showcasing the artistic skills of the craftsmen of that time. It belongs in the category of Coins & Paper Money, specifically under Coins: Medieval and Islamic. This coin is a valuable addition to any collection and a tangible piece of history that should be treasured.
AFSHARID: Shahrukh, Silver Rupi, AH 1162, STYLISH! - AFSHARID: Shahrukh, 1st reign,1161-1163 AH/1748-1750, Silver Rupi (11.44 g 24 mm), Mint of Ra-sht, Struck AH 1162, type B2 Album-2774 Bold EF. OBVERSE: Shahrukh's type B2 couplet.
AFSHARID: SHAHRUKH, AR abbasi, AH 1162 , SUPERB! - AFSHARID: Shahrukh, 1st reign, 1161-1163 AH/1748-1750, Silver Abbasi (4.51 g 21.5 mm), Mint of Shi-raz, struck AH 1162 (1749), It is type B1 Album-2776 Full strike in AU.
AFSHARID: Adil Shah, Silver Abbasi, AH 1161, Superb! - AFSHARID: Adel Shah (1160-1161 AH/1747-1748 AD), Silver Abbasi (4.66 g 23 mm), Mint of Shi-raz, Struck AH 1161 (1748 ). lbum-2760 choice EF-AU. Obverse: Adil shah Couplet, Mint and date below.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto19 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
IS21-73 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, elephant - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
IS51-17 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, silver - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Ghaznavid Yamin ud daula Bahramshah 1118-52 Very Rare - This is a rare and unique silver coin from the Ghaznavid era. The coin features the image of Sultan Ghaznavid Yamin ud daula Bahramshah and is an excellent addition to any coin collection. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, making it a great find for collectors looking for a piece of history. The composition of the coin is 0.9 fineness, which is typical for coins from this era. This coin is a great representation of Islamic history and would make a great addition to any collection.#NumisHobbyShop
Fath Ali Shah Qajar Dar ul Mminn KSN mint - Its intricate design and impeccable quality make it a valuable addition to your collection. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history. This exquisite coin is a stunning representation of the rich Islamic culture.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto5 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto4 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 Wow Grade - This exquisite coin features the portrait of the famous Ghaznavid Sultan Mahmud, who ruled from AH 389-421. Crafted from high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9, this coin is a testament to the exceptional skill and artistry of medieval Islamic minting. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any collection of Islamic coins. Its historical significance and stunning design make it a must-have for both serious collectors and enthusiasts alike. Code-112135#NumisHobbyShop
ILKHANID Of MONGOLS 1317-1335 Abu Said Bahadur Dirham Bilingual - This is a rare ILKHANID Of MONGOLS coin dating from 1317-1335. The coin features Abu Said Bahadur Dirham Bilingual design with Islamic origin and silver composition. It is an ungraded and uncertified coin with a fineness of 0.99999. The era of the coin is Medieval and it is categorized under Coins & Paper Money, Coins: Medieval, and Islamic. The KM number of the coin is also listed as KM#. Get your hands on this unique piece of history today! Weight -1g Code -112134#NumisHobbyShop
ILKHANID Of MONGOLS Sulayman (AH 739-746) AR SILVER 6-DIRHAM, Yzd MINT, - This is a rare and valuable silver coin from the Ilkhanid era, specifically the reign of Sulayman. The coin was minted in Yzd and weighs 6 dirhams. Its fineness is 0.99999, indicating its high-quality silver content. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its historical significance as a medieval Islamic artifact cannot be overstated. The intricate designs and inscriptions on the coin make it a true work of art that any collector would be proud to own. Weight -4.2 g Code -112133#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 Wow Grade - This exquisite coin features the portrait of the famous Ghaznavid Sultan Mahmud, who ruled from AH 389-421. Crafted from high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9, this coin is a testament to the exceptional skill and artistry of medieval Islamic minting. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any collection of Islamic coins. Its historical significance and stunning design make it a must-have for both serious collectors and enthusiasts alike. Code-112132#NumisHobbyShop
Medieval Islamic coins (Indonesia) - Lot 3 Pitis - Sultanate of Palembang *LXX52 - Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever. So just be careful. And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin.
1710-1825 AD Indonesia Palembang 1 Pitis Sultan Bilad Palembang 1.30g Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Muhammad Bahauddin. 1710-1825 AD. (1.30g; 21.6mm). bilad Palembang (?). Palembang City. R./ Plain.The stylized lettering of this coin is difficult to read, and there are multiple suggestion for its reading.
1710-1825 AD Indonesia Palembang 1 Pitis Sultan Bilad Palembang 1.03g Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Muhammad Bahauddin. 1710-1825 AD. (1.03g; 20.8mm). bilad Palembang (?). Palembang City. R./ Plain.The stylized lettering of this coin is difficult to read, and there are multiple suggestion for its reading.
1710-1825 AD Indonesia Palembang 1 Pitis Sultan Bilad Palembang 1.42g Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Muhammad Bahauddin. 1710-1825 AD. (1.42g; 19.9mm). bilad Palembang (?). Palembang City. R./ Plain.The stylized lettering of this coin is difficult to read, and there are multiple suggestion for its reading.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Abbasid coin - Abbasid fals *T039 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Islamic Silver Coin. Ilkhans. Anushirawan Very Rare, Very Nice - This Islamic silver coin from the Ilkhans era is a very rare and valuable piece. With its beautiful design and high fineness of 0.9, it is a great addition to any coin collection. The coin depicts Anushirawan, a prominent figure in Persian history, and was minted in Armenia. This particular coin has not been graded or certified, but its authenticity is guaranteed. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of history! Code-112130#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Masud 998-1040 AH Coin - This Ghaznavid Sultan Masud coin is a beautiful piece of history from the Islamic medieval era. Made of silver with a fineness of 0.9, it is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its authentic charm. With its intricate design and details, this coin is a true representation of the Islamic culture and history. It would make a great addition to any coin collection and is a must-have for any lover of Islamic medieval coins. Code-112128#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 as independent ruler - This Ghaznavid silver coin features the image of Sultan Mahmud, an independent ruler during the AH 389-421 era of Medieval Islamic history. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded and uncertified. This historical artifact is a unique addition to any collection of coins and paper money, especially for those interested in the history of the Islamic world. Code-112127#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Masud 998-1040 AH Coin Khuttlan Mint Very Rare - This is a very rare Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Masud 998-1040 AH coin minted in Khuttlan. The coin is composed of silver with a fineness of 0.9 and is classified as ungraded and uncertified. Its origin is Islamic, and it belongs to the Medieval era. The coin is a valuable addition to any collection of coins and paper money, especially for those interested in Islamic numismatics. Code -112126#NumisHobbyShop
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto102 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
Great Cities Collection: Baghdad Silver Dirham Coin 754 -775 (Black Box) ED - In the year 762, Al-Mansur, founder of the Abbasid Caliphate, built the ”Round City“ of Madinat al-Salam on the banks of the Tigris. Baghdad was known the world over as the ”Center of Learning. “ The old city was largely destroyed during the Mongol Invasion of 1258.
Islamic State Ghorid dynasty 1176-1207 Mu'izz al-Din Sam Jital Coin - This is an Islamic State Ghorid dynasty coin dating from 1176-1207, during the reign of Mu'izz al-Din Sam. The coin is made of copper and billon, with a fineness of 0.9. It is uncleaned and ungraded, with no certification. The KM Number is Tyre#190, and the coin's origin and country/region of manufacture are unknown. This coin has a rich history and provenance, with ownership history available. It is a great addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins.#NumisHobbyShop
IS21-72 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, Tye 243 - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
Multani style AR damma, Ghaznavid Sultan IBRAHIM, ca.1033/1099 CE. Rare - This exquisite silver coin, featuring the Multani style AR damma, is a rare piece from the Ghaznavid Sultan IBRAHIM era, circa 1033/1099 CE. The coin is known for its intricate design and holds a significant place in Islamic history. With its high fineness of 0.826, the coin bears testimony to the craftsmanship of the era. The coin has not been graded or certified, adding to its uniqueness. The NumisMall.com brand ensures the authenticity of this valuable piece of history.#NumisHobbyShop
Multani style AR damma, Ghaznavid Sultan IBRAHIM, ca.1033/1099 CE - This exquisite silver coin, featuring the Multani style AR damma, is a rare piece from the Ghaznavid Sultan IBRAHIM era, circa 1033/1099 CE. The coin is known for its intricate design and holds a significant place in Islamic history. With its high fineness of 0.826, the coin bears testimony to the craftsmanship of the era. The coin has not been graded or certified, adding to its uniqueness. The NumisMall.com brand ensures the authenticity of this valuable piece of history.#NumisHobbyShop
AYYUBIDS OF ALEPPO: Al Nasir Yusuf II, AH634-658, AE fals Rare - This beautiful coin from the Ayyubid dynasty of Aleppo is a true treasure for any collector of Medieval Islamic coins. Made of high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.99999, it features stunning craftsmanship and intricate details that showcase the rich history of the era. With its depiction of Al Nasir Yusuf II, the coin offers a glimpse into the past and the reign of one of the most renowned rulers of the time. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a history enthusiast, this rare AE fals coin is sure to impress. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of history!#NumisHobbyShop
GUJARAT NASIR AL-DIN MAHMUD III 1537-1553 AR TANKA SILVER Coin - This exquisite silver coin dates back to the era of medieval Islamic rule, specifically during the reign of Gujarat's Nasir al-Din Mahmud III from 1537-1553. The coin is a Tanka and has a fineness of 0.9, making it a valuable addition to any coin collection. While the coin is ungraded and uncertified, its historical significance cannot be denied. The intricate design and composition of the coin showcase the skilled craftsmanship of the era. Add this rare piece of history to your collection today.#NumisHobbyShop
Timurids Abu Sa'id Gurkan AH855-873 (1451-1469 A.D.) Countermarked tanka - This beautiful silver coin is a rare piece from the Timurid era, specifically during the reign of Abu Sa'id Gurkan. The coin has a countermark which adds to its historical significance. It is a great addition to any coin collection, especially for those interested in Medieval Islamic coins. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its fineness of 0.925 is a testament to its quality. Add this piece to your collection today!#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic Bowihied Dinar 432 AH Minted In Oman - This is an Islamic Bowihied Dinar minted in Oman in the year 1040. It is a rare and valuable piece of currency from the Middle East, specifically Iraq. The intricate design and historical significance make it a great addition to any coin collection.
Last coins of Hindus Multan VERY RARE w. letter Pra on head, SRI Tapana 500 AD - This is a highly sought-after SILVER DAMMA coin from the medieval era. It features the letter Pra on the head and is believed to be from the last coins of the Hindus Multan. The coin is made of 0.9 fineness silver and is ungraded. It also showcases the SRI Tapana mark, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The coin's country/region of manufacture is unknown, and it is part of the Islamic coin category. This is a must-have for any serious collector of medieval coins.#NumisHobbyShop
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-III Rare AR Damma. 1001-1015. RRR. - The coin has not been certified, but it is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and is of Islamic origin. The coin is ungraded and has a denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham. The country/region of manufacture is unknown, adding to the mystery and allure of this coin.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-III Rare AR Damma 1001-1015. RRR. - The coin has not been certified, but it is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and is of Islamic origin. The coin is ungraded and has a denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham. The country/region of manufacture is unknown, adding to the mystery and allure of this coin.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-III Rare AR Damma 1001-1015 RRR. - The coin has not been certified, but it is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and is of Islamic origin. The coin is ungraded and has a denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham. The country/region of manufacture is unknown, adding to the mystery and allure of this coin.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-III Rare AR Damma 1001-1015 RRR - The coin has not been certified, but it is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and is of Islamic origin. The coin is ungraded and has a denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham. The country/region of manufacture is unknown, adding to the mystery and allure of this coin.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-III Rare AR Damma 1001-1015 RRR - The coin has not been certified, but it is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and is of Islamic origin. The coin is ungraded and has a denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham. The country/region of manufacture is unknown, adding to the mystery and allure of this coin.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-III Rare AR Damma 1001-1015 RRR - The coin has not been certified, but it is composed of 0.9 fineness silver and is of Islamic origin. The coin is ungraded and has a denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham. The country/region of manufacture is unknown, adding to the mystery and allure of this coin.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-II (10th century CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE!! - This is a rare silver Damma from the 10th century CE, issued by the Habbardis of Sind under the reign of Amir Abdallah-II. The coin features intricate Islamic designs and has a fineness of 0.9. CHOICE example of a RARE type.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-II (10th century CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE!! - This is a rare silver Damma from the 10th century CE, issued by the Habbardis of Sind under the reign of Amir Abdallah-II. The coin features intricate Islamic designs and has a fineness of 0.9. CHOICE example of a RARE type.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-II (10th century CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE!! - This is a rare silver Damma from the 10th century CE, issued by the Habbardis of Sind under the reign of Amir Abdallah-II. The coin features intricate Islamic designs and has a fineness of 0.9. CHOICE example of a RARE type.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-II (10th century CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE!! - This is a rare silver Damma from the 10th century CE, issued by the Habbardis of Sind under the reign of Amir Abdallah-II. The coin features intricate Islamic designs and has a fineness of 0.9. CHOICE example of a RARE type.
Habbarids of Sind, Amir Hatim citing Umar-I as overlord, Silver Damma (Qandhari) - The coin features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham with a fineness of. 2 and a composition of silver. Its KM number is HS3.1 and it is ungraded, with an era dating back to 854-55. It is speculated that Hatim was one of the heirs of Umar-I who was given a concurrent rule with Umar-I,Fishman & Todd: HS6, GG-AS22, minor deposits over all very fine, very rare in this condition with a complete die impression.
Habbarids of Sind, Amir Hatim citing Umar-I as overlord, Silver Damma (Qandhari) - The coin features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham with a fineness of. 2 and a composition of silver. Its KM number is HS3.1 and it is ungraded, with an era dating back to 854-55. It is speculated that Hatim was one of the heirs of Umar-I who was given a concurrent rule with Umar-I,Fishman & Todd: HS6, GG-AS22, minor deposits over all very fine, very rare in this condition with a complete die impression.
Islamic Timurid -HRT- Mint 1/8 Tanka, Rare 1.2 Grams - This Islamic Timurid coin is a rare find for any collector interested in Medieval era coins. The coin weighs 1.2 grams and features the HRT mint mark. It is an 1/8 Tanka coin made from 0.875 fineness silver. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its unique character. The composition of the coin is exclusively silver, which makes it an excellent addition to any coin collection focusing on Islamic coins. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of Medieval history.#NumisHobbyShop
Amirs Of Multan: Rare. silver Muhammad - 712-715 AD Qandhari 1st Indian Islamic - This rare silver coin is a valuable addition to any collection. The coin features the image of Muhammad and was minted during the reign of the Amirs of Multan in 712-715 AD. It is a Damma/Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of .2. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its historical significance cannot be overstated. The composition is silver and the KM number is HS3.1. This coin is perfect for collectors of Islamic or Medieval coins.#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate Al-Andalus 330 H. 942 AD. - Silver dirham (2,26 g., 26 mm.). Minted in Al-Andalus (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain) in 330 H. (942 A.D.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.).
*Lucernae* Hisam II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 387 A.H. - Spain- Cordoba Caliphate - Hisam II silver dirham. Minted in Al-Andalus (Actual city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in AH 387 (997 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerHisam II. 3.50 g., 26 mm.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (#9361) Al-Andalus 333 H-944 AD. - Reverse LegendCaliphate (#9361). Silver dirham (2,22 g., 22 mm.). Minted in Al-Andalus (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain) in 333 H. (945 A.D.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.).
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare. silver damma Mohamed. IV Bilingual. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare. silver damma Mohamed. IV Bilingual. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare. silver damma of Mohamed. IV Bilingual. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare silver damma of Mohamed. IV Bilingual. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare silver damma of Mohamed IV Bilingual. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare silver damma of Mohamed IV. Bilingual. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare silver damma of Mohamed IV. Bilingual - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare silver damma of Mohamed IV. - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
Independent Amirs Of Multan: Rare silver damma of Mohamed IV - The coin dates back to the early 900s and is a valuable piece of Islamic history. It features the denomination of Damma / Qanhari Dirham and has a fineness of. 2. The coin is made of silver with an ungraded grade and is uncertified.
HABBARIDS OF SIND Umar Ali Ibn AR Damma,. - This exquisite silver Damma/Qanhari Dirham is a rare find for collectors of Medieval Islamic coins. Minted during the reign of Umar Ali Ibn AR, of the Habbarids of Sind, this coin dates back to 854-55 and is a testament to the rich history of the era. The coin's fineness is marked at .2 and it has not been officially graded, but its intricate design and composition are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time. It comes with certification and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins..#NumisHobbyShop
HABBARIDS OF SIND Umar Ali Ibn AR Damma, - This exquisite silver Damma/Qanhari Dirham is a rare find for collectors of Medieval Islamic coins. Minted during the reign of Umar Ali Ibn AR, of the Habbarids of Sind, this coin dates back to 854-55 and is a testament to the rich history of the era. The coin's fineness is marked at .2 and it has not been officially graded, but its intricate design and composition are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time. It comes with certification and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins..#NumisHobbyShop
HABBARIDS OF SIND: Umar Ali Ibn AR Damma, - This exquisite silver Damma/Qanhari Dirham is a rare find for collectors of Medieval Islamic coins. Minted during the reign of Umar Ali Ibn AR, of the Habbarids of Sind, this coin dates back to 854-55 and is a testament to the rich history of the era. The coin's fineness is marked at .2 and it has not been officially graded, but its intricate design and composition are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time. It comes with certification and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins..#NumisHobbyShop
HABBARIDS OF SIND: Umar Ali Ibn AR Damma, - This exquisite silver Damma/Qanhari Dirham is a rare find for collectors of Medieval Islamic coins. Minted during the reign of Umar Ali Ibn AR, of the Habbarids of Sind, this coin dates back to 854-55 and is a testament to the rich history of the era. The coin's fineness is marked at .2 and it has not been officially graded, but its intricate design and composition are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time. It comes with certification and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins..#NumisHobbyShop
HABBARIDS OF SIND: Umar Ali Ibn AR Damma. - This exquisite silver Damma/Qanhari Dirham is a rare find for collectors of Medieval Islamic coins. Minted during the reign of Umar Ali Ibn AR, of the Habbarids of Sind, this coin dates back to 854-55 and is a testament to the rich history of the era. The coin's fineness is marked at .2 and it has not been officially graded, but its intricate design and composition are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time. It comes with certification and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins..#NumisHobbyShop
HABBARIDS OF SIND: Umar Ali Ibn AR Damma - This exquisite silver Damma/Qanhari Dirham is a rare find for collectors of Medieval Islamic coins. Minted during the reign of Umar Ali Ibn AR, of the Habbarids of Sind, this coin dates back to 854-55 and is a testament to the rich history of the era. The coin's fineness is marked at .2 and it has not been officially graded, but its intricate design and composition are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time. It comes with certification and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins..#NumisHobbyShop
Abbasid of Sind, Daud Ibn Yazid AlMuhallabi, AR damma. 800-820 CE RARE - This silver coin, minted during the Abbasid of Sind period, features Daud Ibn Yazid AlMuhallabi. With a fineness of 0.9, this rare coin showcases Islamic history during the Medieval era. It is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any collection. The intricate details on the coin demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship of the time. Add this piece to your coins and paper money collection today..#NumisHobbyShop
Abbasid of Sind, Daud Ibn Yazid AlMuhallabi, AR damma. 800-820 CE, RARE - This silver coin, minted during the Abbasid of Sind period, features Daud Ibn Yazid AlMuhallabi. With a fineness of 0.9, this rare coin showcases Islamic history during the Medieval era. It is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any collection. The intricate details on the coin demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship of the time. Add this piece to your coins and paper money collection today..#NumisHobbyShop
Abbasid of Sind, Daud Ibn Yazid AlMuhallabi, AR damma. 800-820 CE, RR - This silver coin, minted during the Abbasid of Sind period, features Daud Ibn Yazid AlMuhallabi. With a fineness of 0.9, this rare coin showcases Islamic history during the Medieval era. It is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any collection. The intricate details on the coin demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship of the time. Add this piece to your coins and paper money collection today..#NumisHobbyShop
Silver damma of governor Asad, bilingual type w/h Arabic and Brahmi inscription - This exquisite silver coin features a unique bilingual design with inscriptions in both Arabic and Brahmi. Minted during the Medieval era, this damma coin was issued by the esteemed governor Asad. The coin has not been graded or certified, but its fineness is 0.9. It is a must-have for collectors of Islamic and Medieval coins, and a valuable addition to any collection. The coin comes from the NumisMallstore brand and is sure to impress with its historical significance and intricate design..#NumisHobbyShop
Silver damma of governor Asad, bilingual type with Arabic and Brahmi inscrption - This exquisite silver coin features a unique bilingual design with inscriptions in both Arabic and Brahmi. Minted during the Medieval era, this damma coin was issued by the esteemed governor Asad. The coin has not been graded or certified, but its fineness is 0.9. It is a must-have for collectors of Islamic and Medieval coins, and a valuable addition to any collection. The coin comes from the NumisMallstore brand and is sure to impress with its historical significance and intricate design.#NumisHobbyShop
Silver damma of governor Asad, bilingual type with Arabic and Brahmi inscription - This exquisite silver coin features a unique bilingual design with inscriptions in both Arabic and Brahmi. Minted during the Medieval era, this damma coin was issued by the esteemed governor Asad. The coin has not been graded or certified, but its fineness is 0.9. It is a must-have for collectors of Islamic and Medieval coins, and a valuable addition to any collection. The coin comes from the NumisMallstore brand and is sure to impress with its historical significance and intricate design..#NumisHobbyShop
Silver damma of governor Asad, bilingual type Arabic and Brahmi inscription - This exquisite silver coin features a unique bilingual design with inscriptions in both Arabic and Brahmi. Minted during the Medieval era, this damma coin was issued by the esteemed governor Asad. The coin has not been graded or certified, but its fineness is 0.9. It is a must-have for collectors of Islamic and Medieval coins, and a valuable addition to any collection. The coin comes from the NumisMallstore brand and is sure to impress with its historical significance and intricate design..#NumisHobbyShop
Umayyad Caliphate Anonymous Fals VF #AC87120 - RefID= AC87120. Umayyad Caliphate Anonymous AE Fals. Umayyad Caliphate Anonymous. AE Fals 4.4 g. 20 mm. All bronze fals of al-Ramla fall under Album number 185 regardless of type.
Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) Follis VF #AC87330 - RefID= AC87330. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) AE Follis. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.). Though this counterstamp is anonymous, Lowick attributes it to an Artuqid ruler, likely Najm al-Din Alpi.
Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) Follis VF #AC87328 - RefID= AC87328. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) AE Follis. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.). Though this counterstamp is anonymous, Lowick attributes it to an Artuqid ruler, likely Najm al-Din Alpi.
Umayyad Caliphate Anonymous Fals Good Fine #AC87112 - RefID= AC87112. Umayyad Caliphate Anonymous AE Fals. Umayyad Caliphate Anonymous. AE Fals 3.4 g. 26 mm. All bronze fals of al-Ramla fall under Album number 185 regardless of type. Good Fine.
Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) Follis Fine #AC87340 - RefID= AC87340. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) AE Follis. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.). Though the 'lillah' counterstamp is anonymous, Lowick attributes it to an Artuqid ruler, likely Najm al-Din Alpi.
Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) Follis Good Fine #AC - Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) AE Follis. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.). Though this counterstamp is anonymous, Lowick attributes it to an Artuqid ruler, likely Najm al-Din Alpi.
Anatolian Beyliks Eretnids 'Ali Beg AH767-782 (1366-1380 A.D.) Akce VF #AC86519 - Anatolian Beyliks Eretnids 'Ali Beg AH767-782 (1366-1380 A.D.) AR Akce. Anatolian Beyliks Eretnids 'Ali Beg AH767-782 (1366-1380 A.D.). RefID= AC86519. AR Akce 1.5 g. 19 mm. AH776 Sivas mint. Toned with a hint of underlying lustre in devices.
Shahs of Badakhshan Dawlatsha ibn 'Alishah AH690-693 (1291-1294 A.D.) Dirham Nea - Shahs of Badakhshan Dawlatsha ibn 'Alishah AH690-693 (1291-1294 A.D.). The Shahs of Badakhshan were an obscure dynasty that seem to have been dependents of the Chaghatayid Mongols. The date on this example is only partially legible, but all examples of this variety seem to be dated AH690.
Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) Follis VF #AC87345 - RefID= AC87345. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) AE Follis. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.). Though this counterstamp is anonymous, Lowick attributes it to an Artuqid ruler, likely Najm al-Din Alpi.
Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) Follis VF #AC87342 - RefID= AC87342. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.) AE Follis. Artuqids Mardin Najm al-Din Alpi AH547-572 (1152-1176 A.D.). It is likely MH 17 but may also be MH 18. Lowick attributes both to an Artuqid ruler, likely Najm al-Din Alpi.
Timurids Shahrukh AH807-850 (1405-1447 A.D.) Tanka Good Fine #AC87247 - RefID= AC87247. Timurids Shahrukh AH807-850 (1405-1447 A.D.) AR Tanka. Timurids Shahrukh AH807-850 (1405-1447 A.D.). AR Tanka 5 g. 22 mm. AH829 Astarabad mint. Good Fine. Scarcer variety with circular legend.
Ayyubids Mayyafariqin & Sinjar al-Ashraf Musa AH607-617 (1210-1220 A.D.) Dirham - AE Dirham 12.7 g. 33 mm. AH612 (1215/6 A.D.) Mayyafariqin mint. The seated-prince type of al-Ashraf Musa was often overstruck upon facing-bust type dirhams of the previous ruler, al-Awhad Ayyub, which features a hexagram still clearly visible on the obverse of this coin.
Seljuqs of Rum Kaykhusraw II AH634-644 (1236-1245 A.D.) Dirham VF #AC86207 - Seljuqs of Rum Kaykhusraw II AH634-644 (1236-1245 A.D.) AR Dirham. Seljuqs of Rum Kaykhusraw II AH634-644 (1236-1245 A.D.). RefID= AC86207. AR Dirham 3 g. 22 mm. AH638-641 Sivas Mint. Kufic legend in four lines, mint and date (illegible) in margins.
Eretnid temp. Eretna AH736-753 (1335-1352 A.D.) Akce EF #AC86566 - Eretnid temp. Eretna AH736-753 (1335-1352 A.D.) AR Akce. Eretna AH736-753 (1335-1352 A.D.). All coins of Eretna are anonymous, but can be attributed by date. The Eretnids were a successor state to the Ilkhanate in central Anatolia, but were short lived, lasting only from 1335 to 1381 A.D.
Central Asia Timurid Dynasty Civic coinage temp. Shahrukh AH807-850 (1405-1447 A - Central Asia Timurid Dynasty Civic coinage temp. Shahrukh AH807-850 (1405-1447 A.D.) AE 'adliya. Shahrukh AH807-850 (1405-1447 A.D.). While this type was struck under Shahrukh, it continued to be struck for as long as 60 years, virtually always with the frozen date of AH832.
Zangids al-Jazirah Izz al-Din Abu Bakr al-Dubaysi, as governor AH541-551 (1146-1 - Zangids al-Jazirah Izz al-Din Abu Bakr al-Dubaysi, as governor AH541-551 (1146-1156 A.D.) AE Follis. This example is struck on a Byzantine anonymous follis attributed to the reign of Constantine X, 1059-1067 A.D., itself overstruck on an earlier anonymous follis also attributed to Constantine X.
Star of David Half Dirham CRUSADERS Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem Silver Coin w/COA - Crusader Imitations of Islamic Dirhams. above and below pellet, 'al-Imam / al-Zahir' in two lines in Arabic within six-pointed star; around, date and mint. Rev. above and below pellet, 'al-Malik / al-Zahir' in two lines in Arabic within six-pointed star with two; around, 'la ilah / illa / Allah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah' in Arabic.
VERY RARE Half Dirham CRUSADERS Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem AR Silver Coin w/COA - Crusader Imitations of Islamic Dirhams. above and below pellet, 'al-Imam / al-Zahir' in two lines in Arabic within six-pointed star; around, date and mint. Rev. above and below pellet, 'al-Malik / al-Zahir' in two lines in Arabic within six-pointed star with two; around, 'la ilah / illa / Allah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah' in Arabic.
Falus Safavid Copper Coin Lion Walking - Up for sale is a beautiful Safavid civic copper coin—falus—depicting a walking lion and the sun on the obverse and traces of the mint name on the reverse. It weighs 18.4 g and measures 25 mm x 5 mm. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have!
SASA AD 590 - 627 Sassanian Dirham, Khusru II, 31mm, Islamic 3 - This is a stunning Sassanian Dirham with a diameter of 31mm, minted during the reign of Khusru II between AD 590 and 627. The coin features intricate Arabic inscriptions and a beautiful design, making it a highly sought-after piece for any collector of Islamic coins. The denomination is Dirham and it is composed of silver. This coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its quality speaks for itself. Its historical significance and beautiful craftsmanship make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto17 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto13 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto12 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto11 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto9 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto8 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto16 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
*5* Arab-Byzantine. Umayyad Dynasty First Islamic Caliphate. AE Fals Coins, 4g - First Islamic Caliphate, Umayyad Dynasty, Arab-Byzantine, (c. 680-90 CE – AH 60-70), Fals (C). Starting in AH77 (c. 696 CE), the Caliph, Abdul Malik, initiated a total reform of the coinage eventually removing all non-Islamic symbols and script.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto7 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto6 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA AD 590 - 627 Sassanian Dirham, Khusru II, 31mm, Islamic 2 - This is a stunning Sassanian Dirham with a diameter of 31mm, minted during the reign of Khusru II between AD 590 and 627. The coin features intricate Arabic inscriptions and a beautiful design, making it a highly sought-after piece for any collector of Islamic coins. The denomination is Dirham and it is composed of silver. This coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its quality speaks for itself. Its historical significance and beautiful craftsmanship make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of medieval Islamic history.
Silver Coins Lot, Islamic India 884-912 AD, Qandhari Dirham, Abd Allah Bin Umar - 884-912 AD, Habbari dynasty, Qandhari Dirham, Damma, Abd Allah bin Umar, Silver Islamic Coin. Denomination : Dirham, AR Damma (1/6). The Habbarids are one of the Islamic dynasties. They ruled Sind (lower Pakistan) in the early Islamic period.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto15 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto3 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto2 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto1 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto10 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
SASA 1600s silver coin akche Ottoman Empire Otto14 - This silver coin dates back to the 1600s and is from the Ottoman Empire. It features intricate designs and Arabic script. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, adding to its historical charm. The composition of this coin is silver, making it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a great piece for those interested in medieval Islamic history.
Iravan Anonymous Copper Fals - IRAVAN Anonymous Copper Fals No date Obverse Lion to the left Reverse Legend. NO LOCAL PICKUP.
Medieval Islamic coin - Fals - early Abbasid coin - Kufa *K052 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Rare Silver Amazigh Pendant, Bronze Coin Amulet With Brown Stone Rare - GENTLY USED - SEE PHOTOS FOR FULL CONDITION - AMULET NECKLACE. I will do my very best to resolve any problem, and to make you satisfied. Necklace is pre-owned but in good condition with no major signs of wear.
Rare Silver Amazigh Pendant, Bronze Coin Amulet With Bleu Stone Rare - GENTLY USED - SEE PHOTOS FOR FULL CONDITION - AMULET VIKING NECKLACE. I will do my very best to resolve any problem, and to make you satisfied. Necklace is pre-owned but in good condition with no major signs of wear.
Khwarezm: ISLAMIC, (Post-Mongol). Sufids. temp. Yusuf. AH AD 1372-1379 - This stunning coin from the Khwarezm dynasty is a must-have for any serious coin collector. With a beautiful design that showcases the Islamic origin of the piece, this copper coin is a true gem of the medieval era. The fineness of 0.99999 and ungraded grade make it a valuable addition to any collection. Certification is not guaranteed, but the quality of this coin speaks for itself. Whether you are a fan of Islamic history or simply appreciate the artistry of medieval coins, this piece is sure to impress. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning Khwarezm coin...#NumisHobbyShop
Khwarezm: ISLAMIC, (Post-Mongol). Sufids. temp. Yusuf. AH AD 1372-1379 - This stunning coin from the Khwarezm dynasty is a must-have for any serious coin collector. With a beautiful design that showcases the Islamic origin of the piece, this copper coin is a true gem of the medieval era. The fineness of 0.99999 and ungraded grade make it a valuable addition to any collection. Certification is not guaranteed, but the quality of this coin speaks for itself. Whether you are a fan of Islamic history or simply appreciate the artistry of medieval coins, this piece is sure to impress. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning Khwarezm coin...#NumisHobbyShop
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Abbasid coin - Abbasid fals *T038 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Islamic Timurid Anonymous Samarqand Falus AE 832 AH c/m nim dangi Samarqand - This Islamic Timurid Anonymous Samarqand Falus is a remarkable piece of history. Made of copper, it has a fineness of 0.99999 and is ungraded and uncertified. The coin was minted in 832 AH and features a nim dangi Samarqand c/m. Its origin is Islamic and it belongs to the Medieval era. The coin is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins and is sure to pique the interest of collectors and historians alike. With its intricate design and historical significance, this coin is a must-have for those interested in the rich cultural heritage of the Islamic world...#NumisHobbyShop
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Abbasid coin - Abbasid fals *T041 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Antique Ottoman Empire Abdul Hamid and Aziz Coins - Up for auction is this group of three ancient Turkish coins. According to the documentation, they are from the Sultan Hamid and Sultan Aziz time periods during the Ottoman Empire.
SIKH EMPIRE: AE falus (7.9g), Peshawar, Very Rare - This is a very rare AE falus (7.9g) from the Sikh Empire, minted in Peshawar. The coin features Islamic origin with a composition of copper and a fineness of 0.9. It dates back to AH1239 and is classified under the medieval era. The coin is ungraded, uncertified, and has a variety of RRR. It is a must-have for any coin collector as it showcases the history and culture of Afghanistan, where it was manufactured....#NumisHobbyShop
SIKH EMPIRE: AE falus (7.9g), Peshawar, Very Rare - Up for auction is a remarkable copper coin from the Islamic era, minted in Afghanistan during AH1239. This rare coin is an AE falus weighing 7.9g and is ungraded. It features exquisite detailing and is a valuable addition to any collection. The coin has not been certified, but its authenticity is indisputable. Don't miss the opportunity to own this unique piece of history....#NumisHobbyShop
YEMEN, al-Mutawakkil Yahyab - This coin from Yemen dates back to the 14th century and is considered a rare find for collectors of Islamic medieval coins. The coin features the name of al-Mutawakkil Yahyab, a ruler of Yemen during that time period. It has not been certified, but its origin and era have been confirmed as Islamic and medieval respectively. The design of the coin is intricate and detailed, showcasing the fine craftsmanship of its makers. As a piece of history, it is a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic coins or medieval artifacts. Its uniqueness and rarity make it an excellent investment for collectors or those interested in the rich history of the Yemeni region.
Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege issue jital, Genghis Khan the month Rabi 618 AH - This jital coin, minted in the month of Rabi in the year 618 AH, bears the image of the famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" and was issued during the siege by Genghis Khan. Although not certified, this coin is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This copper coin, known as a Jital, was minted during the Medieval era between 1200 and 1220. It features the image of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a notable historical figure who was famously known for his conflicts against Genghis Khan. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. Its KM Number is tyre#229 and it is uncetified. This Jital is a fascinating piece of Islamic history that would make a great addition to any coin collection....#NumisHobbyShop
IS21-71 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, Tye 240 - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
IS21-70 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, Tye 243 - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
ISLAMIC, Aq Qoyunlu, Before 1469, Anonymous AE Fals, Amid. White Sheep Turkmen. - The Aq Qoyunlu or White Sheep were a Turkic confederation founded in the region around Amid (Diyarbakr) on the Tigris River, ruling southeastern Turkey from 1378-1503. To date, there has not been a detailed study of Aq Qoyunlu coinage and many types remain unpublished.
IS21-68 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, Tye 240 - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
IS21-65 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, Tye 240 - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
ISLAMIC WORLD Ilhans, AE fals - ISLAMIC WORLD Ilhans, AE fals Copper coin, (falsified) Weight - 2.5 grams Size - 22x21mm. As in the photo.
Gold Dinar Kakwayhid Ad (1041 - 1051) Ah435 Faramurz Period, Isbahan Unc #1 - THE KAWAYHID CALIPHATE FARAMURZ PERIOD AD(1041 - 1051). DATE - AD 1043, AH 435. ISBAHAN MINT. HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION. For your consideration 100% authentic gold dinar. GOLD DINAR. UNC - Uncirculated SUPERB condition.
Medieval Islamic coin - Dirham (AH 167) - Abbasid coin (al-Mahdi) *GX42 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Medieval Islamic coin - Early Islamic coin - Umayyad Caliphate fals *K073 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
*Lucernae* Governors of al-Andalus Fals Star (4789) Al-Andalus 711-755 AD - Bronze fals (4.86 g., 20 mm.). from Al-Ándalus mint. 711-755 AD. Reverse LegendStar (4789). reference: 2023-3782 (4789). Date711-755 AD. Religious leyends with a Star inside mixed with the legends. RulerGovernors of al-Andalus.
2 First Islamic Caliphate, Umayyad Dynasty, (c. 680-90 CE - AH ED - 2 First Islamic Caliphate, Umayyad Dynasty, Arab-Byzantine, (c. 680-90 CE - AH 60-70), Fals Bronze (C). Starting in AH77 (c. 696 CE), the Caliph, Abdul Malik, initiated a total reform of the coinage eventually removing all non-Islamic symbols and script.
Norman conquest of Sicily. Follaro - Ruggero II 1130-1154. Æ - This stunning coin from the Norman conquest of Sicily features a unique design with a six-pointed star and the image of King Ruggero II. Crafted from high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.99999, this coin is a rare find for collectors of medieval Islamic currency. Though the coin is ungraded and uncertified, its historical significance and intricate design make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history with this exceptional coin....#NumisHobbyShop
Kingdom of Sicily BRINDISI FREDERICK II FEDERICO 1242AD DENARO - This coin from the Kingdom of Sicily is a piece of history that dates back to 1242AD. The coin is made of copper and has a fineness of 0.99999. It features the image of Frederick II, who ruled the Kingdom of Sicily during the medieval era. The coin is ungraded and uncertified but is a valuable addition to any collection. Its Islamic origin adds to its cultural significance....#NumisHobbyShop
Norman conquest of Sicily. Follaro - Ruggero II Stella 6 punte 1105-1154 - This stunning coin from the Norman conquest of Sicily features a unique design with a six-pointed star and the image of King Ruggero II. Crafted from high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.99999, this coin is a rare find for collectors of medieval Islamic currency. Though the coin is ungraded and uncertified, its historical significance and intricate design make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history with this exceptional coin....#NumisHobbyShop
Qarakhanid Qadri type Fals Balkh mint - This is a Qarakhanid Qadri type FalsBalkh mint coin from the Medieval Islamic era. It is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval coins. The intricate design and historical significance of this coin make it a must-have for any serious collector of Islamic coins. The coin is in good shape and will be a great investment for anyone looking to add to their collection.....#NumisHobbyShop
ISLAMIC Qara Qoyunlu, Jahan Shah AH 841-872 AD1437-1467 AR tanka 5 gm - This is a stunning silver AR tanka from the Islamic Qara Qoyunlu era, specifically from the reign of Jahan Shah AH 841-872 AD1437-1467. The coin features intricate designs and is made of 0.9 fineness silver. It is ungraded and uncertified, making it a valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins. Perfect for collectors of all levels, this coin is a true treasure from a fascinating era of history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin dates back to the Medieval era, specifically between 1200 and 1220. It originated from Khwarezm and depicts Ala al-Din Muhammad, a well-known enemy of Genghis Khan. The coin is composed of copper and has a fineness of 0.9. It is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any collection of Islamic coins. The KM number for this coin is tyre#229.....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin was minted during the reign of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a notable figure in medieval Islamic history who famously resisted the conquests of Genghis Khan. The coin is composed of silver with a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded with no certification. It dates back to the year 1200+1220 and belongs to the Islamic era. This historical artifact is a precious addition to any collection for its significance and rarity.....#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic Timurid Shahrukh 1405-1447AE fals, Balkh - This Islamic Timurid Shahrukh AE fals from 1405-1447 is a prime choice for any collector interested in medieval Islamic coins. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.99999, and it is ungraded and uncertified. The intricate design on the coin highlights the era of the Timurids, making it a perfect addition to any collection. With its origin in Balkh, this coin is a testament to the rich history of Islamic culture and its contributions to the world of numismatics. Don't miss out on the chance to own this unique piece of history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid Empire, The first Sultan Mahmud AR Gold Denar, With Sword, Very Rare - EARLY ISLAMIC (Pre-Seljuq). Dated : 385 Hijri, as al-wali sayf al-dawla, A-A1602.2,citing the Samanid ruler Mansur II b. Nuh, with sword to left of obverse field. Mount Removed, VF. Citing Sultan Mahmud as al-wali sayf al-dawla ( Sword of Greater khorasan ) with sword to left.
Islamic Timurid Shahrukh 1405-1447 AE Adliya Bukhara AH832 A-2409 - This coin is a must-have for collectors of Islamic medieval coins. The Timurid Shahrukh copper coin from 1405-1447 is a unique addition to any collection. With a fineness of 0.99999, it showcases the craftsmanship of the era and is ungraded and uncertified. The obverse of the coin features the legend "al-sultan al-a'zam shahrukh ibn timur" while the reverse displays a central square with inscriptions in Arabic. Its origin can be traced to Bukhara and it belongs to the Adliya series. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Yamin al-Dawla Mahmud. Nishapur, 398 AH RRR - This stunning coin features the image of Yamin al-Dawla Mahmud, a ruler of the Ghaznavid dynasty during the Medieval era. The coin is composed of high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9 and has not been graded or certified. Its origin can be traced back to Nishapur and it is a rare find for collectors of Islamic coins. The intricate details and historical significance of this coin make it a valuable addition to any collection. Zeno #284882: Ghaznavid. Yamin al-Dawla Mahmud. Nishapur, 398 AH....#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Dirham Cordoba Emirate Al-Andalus, 266 H - Silver dirham (2,41 g., 30 mm) Al-Andalus mint. Córdoba, 266 H. Spain - Indipendent Emirate of Córdoba - Muhammad I (238-273 / 852-886). Reverse LegendCordoba Emirate. MintAl-Andalus.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Dirham Cordoba Emirate Al-Andalus, 268 H - Silver dirham (2,41 g., 30 mm) Al-Andalus mint. Córdoba, 268 H. Spain - Indipendent Emirate of Córdoba - Muhammad I (238-273 / 852-886). Reverse LegendCordoba Emirate. MintAl-Andalus.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 214 H - Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Abd al-Rahman II. Silver dirham (2,50 g. 27 mm) minted in al-Andalus (current city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 214 H. Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerAbd al-Rahman II.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Dirham Cordoba Emirate Al-Andalus, 258 H - Silver dirham (2,30 g., 29 mm) Al-Andalus mint. Córdoba, 258 H. Spain - Indipendent Emirate of Córdoba - Muhammad I (238-273 / 852-886). Reverse LegendCordoba Emirate. MintAl-Andalus.
A lot of 6 Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, al-'Aziz and al-Mu'izz, Damma's - A lot of 6 Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, Al Imam al-'Aziz and Imam al-Mu'izz. AR damma's (Total : 2.53g),Multan ( pakistan ) issue. The Fatimid Caliphate was a caliphate extant from the tenth to the twelfth centuries AD under the rule of the Fatimids, an Isma'ili Shi'a dynasty.
Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, 997-1021, Damma, Multan (pakistan) V.Rare* - Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, 997-1021, AR damma (0.43g),Multan ( pakistan ) issue. A-A713, Nicol —, Isma'ili kalima // caliphal text al-mansur / abu 'ali al-imam / al-hakim bi-amr / Allah, of which only about 3 lines are visible (as always), nice strike, EF.
Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-'Aziz, 975-996, Damma, Multan (pakistan) V.Rare* - Fatimid Caliphate: Al Imam al-'Aziz, 975-996, AR damma (0.46g),Multan ( pakistan ) issue. The Fatimid Caliphate was a caliphate extant from the tenth to the twelfth centuries AD under the rule of the Fatimids, an Isma'ili Shi'a dynasty.
Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, 997-1021, Damma, Multan (pakistan) V.Rare* - Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, 997-1021, AR damma (0.36g),Multan ( pakistan ) issue. A-A713, Nicol —, Isma'ili kalima // caliphal text al-mansur / abu 'ali al-imam / al-hakim bi-amr / Allah, of which only about 3 lines are visible (as always), nice strike, EF.
Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-'Aziz, 975-996, Damma, Multan (pakistan) V.Rare* - Fatimid Caliphate: Al Imam al-'Aziz, 975-996, AR damma (0.43g),Multan ( pakistan ) issue. The Fatimid Caliphate was a caliphate extant from the tenth to the twelfth centuries AD under the rule of the Fatimids, an Isma'ili Shi'a dynasty.
Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, 997-1021, Damma, Multan (pakistan) V.Rare* - Fatimid Caliphate : Al Imam al-Hakam, 997-1021, AR damma (0.32g),Multan ( pakistan ) issue. A-A713, Nicol —, Isma'ili kalima // caliphal text al-mansur / abu 'ali al-imam / al-hakim bi-amr / Allah, of which only about 3 lines are visible (as always), nice strike, EF.
Islamic, Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mansur ابو جعفر المنصور (AH 136-158 / AD 754-775) - The general quickly defeated the local insurgency, but he himself then turned against the Caliph and seized the treasures he had captured from the rebels for his own army. ISLAMIC Abbasid Caliphate Jahwar ibn Marrar al-'ljli rebel in Rayy AH 137-138.
Islamic Timurid Shahrukh 1405-1447 AE Adliya Bukhara AH832 A-2409 - This Islamic Timurid coin, minted under the rule of Shahrukh from 1405 to 1447, features the Adliya Bukhara design and is made of copper with a fineness of 0.99999. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its historical significance as a medieval Islamic artifact cannot be denied. The intricate design and workmanship of the coin reflect the craftsmanship of the era and make it a valuable addition to any collection.....#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic, Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mansur ابو جعفر المنصور (AH 136-158 / AD 754-775) - The general quickly defeated the local insurgency, but he himself then turned against the Caliph and seized the treasures he had captured from the rebels for his own army. ISLAMIC Abbasid Caliphate Jahwar ibn Marrar al-'ljli rebel in Rayy AH 137-138.
Islamic Timurid Shahrukh 1405-1447AE fals, Balkh - This Islamic Timurid Shahrukh AE fals from 1405-1447 is a prime choice for any collector interested in medieval Islamic coins. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.99999, and it is ungraded and uncertified. The intricate design on the coin highlights the era of the Timurids, making it a perfect addition to any collection. With its origin in Balkh, this coin is a testament to the rich history of Islamic culture and its contributions to the world of numismatics. Don't miss out on the chance to own this unique piece of history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic Timurid Shahrukh 1405-1447AE fals, Balkh - This Islamic Timurid Shahrukh fals, minted in Balkh, is a remarkable piece of history. Crafted from high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.99999, this medieval coin is ungraded and uncertified but its value lies in its rarity and significance. A striking representation of Islamic art and culture, this coin with its inscriptions and designs is sure to capture the interest of any collector or enthusiast. Its origins can be traced back to the era of Shahrukh, who ruled from 1405 to 1447AE.....#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Dirham Cordoba Emirate Al-Andalus, 261 H - Silver dirham (2.46 g., 28 mm) Al-Andalus mint. Córdoba, 261 H. Spain - Indipendent Emirate of Córdoba - Muhammad I (238-273 / 852-886). Reverse LegendCordoba Emirate. MintAl-Andalus.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 231 H - Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Abd al-Rahman II. Silver dirham (2,09 g. 25 mm) minted in al-Andalus (current city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 231 H. Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerAbd al-Rahman II.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 218 H - Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Abd al-Rahman II. Silver dirham (2,29 g. 25 mm) minted in al-Andalus (current city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 218 H. Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerAbd al-Rahman II.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 234 H - Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Abd al-Rahman II. Silver dirham (2,32 g. 26 mm) minted in al-Andalus (current city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 234 H. Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerAbd al-Rahman II.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 231 H - Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Abd al-Rahman II. Silver dirham (2,36 g. 25 mm) minted in al-Andalus (current city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 231 H. Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerAbd al-Rahman II.
Civil copper, Iravan, fulus. Bird type - Civil copper, Iravan, fulus. Bird type Weight - 7.8 grams. Size - 23mm. The coin has not been cleaned, only washed with soap and water.
Khwarezm: Sufid, temp. al-Husayn (1361-1372 AD), AE pul; temp. AH766 - This Islamic medieval coin from the Khwarezm empire features a depiction of Sufid, believed to be from the reign of al-Husayn during the years 1361-1372 AD. The coin is made from copper alloy and has a weight of approximately 3 grams. It is in good shape with clear inscriptions and markings that are characteristic of the era. This coin serves as a unique and valuable addition to any collection.....#NumisHobbyShop
SAMANID: Abd al-Malik I, 954-961, AE fals Rare - This stunning copper coin was minted during the reign of Abd al-Malik I, the Samanid ruler who presided over a flourishing Islamic empire in the 10th century. With a fineness of 0.99999, this coin is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of Uzbekistani coin makers of the era. Its obverse features intricate Arabic calligraphy and a detailed image of the ruler, while the reverse depicts a symbolic geometric design. This is a rare and valuable piece of history that any coin collector would be proud to add to their collection.....#NumisHobbyShop
UMAYYAD ANONYMOUS BALKH AH93 AH109 Marw - Marw Rud was once an important city on the Murghab River about 100 miles southeast of Marw at the modern Afghan border.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm famous foe of Genghis Khan Unusual Var - This Jital, minted between 1200 and 1220, bears the likeness of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan during the medieval Islamic era. The silver coin has a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded and uncertified. Its KM number is tyre#229. The Jital is a valuable addition to any coin collection, particularly for those interested in Islamic and medieval numismatics.....#NumisHobbyShop
Ancient Ottoman Empire Coin 14th Century Silver Denar in Excellent Cond. RARE! - This exquisite silver denar dates back to the 14th century and hails from the Ottoman Empire. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a rare find for coin collectors and history enthusiasts alike. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its authenticity is undeniable. Crafted with a fineness of 0.9, this silver denar is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of medieval times. Its origin and country of manufacture remain unknown, adding an air of mystery to its already intriguing history. Don't miss the chance to add this exceptional piece to your collection.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-72) - 260 H? - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends(FEL-71) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends(FEL-68) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends(FEL-68) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends(FEL-66) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends(FEL-65) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends(FEL-64) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-62) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-60) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-59) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-58) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-57) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-56) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-55) - 268 H? - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted possibly 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-54) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H (881 A.D.). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-53) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-52) Al-Andalus 268 H? - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-51) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 2(6)8 H. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
ARTUQIDS OF MARDIN , Artuq Arslan, 1201-1239 AD, AR Dirham - ARTUQIDS OF MARDIN, Artuq Arslan, 1201-1239 AD, AR dirham, 24 mm, 3.17g. Dunaysir, AH625, A-1831.2, citing the Seljuq of Rum overlord Kayqubad I. Plain Circle type. I am a professional sculptor and painter of commissioned murals and portraits.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-49) Al-Andalus 268 H. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Minted in Al-Andalus, 268 H. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-48) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-46) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-42) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-41) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-40) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-39) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-37) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-36) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-35) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-34) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-31) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-30) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-29) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-28) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
Medieval Islamic coins (Indonesia) - Lot 4 Pitis - Sultanate of Palembang *LXX51 - Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever. So just be careful. And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-27) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-26) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-25) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-24) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-23) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-21) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-20) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-16) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends (FEL-15) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends (FEL-14) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends (FEL-13) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends (FEL-12) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends (FEL-11) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
UMAYYAD: KHALIFA Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz, AR Damma, Sind issue. Very Rare Issue - EARLY ISLAMIC UMAYYAD:KHALIFA Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz (Arabic: عُمَر بْن عَبْد الْعَزِيز, 685-705), ( 0.24 g ) Silver Damma,Sind issue ,FT HS1.1 RRRR ATTRACTIVE VERY RARE ISSUE. His father, Abd al-Aziz ibn Marwan, belonged to the wealthy Umayyad clan resident in the city, while his mother, Layla bint Asim, was a granddaughter of the second Rashidun caliph Umar (r. 634–644).
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-09) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-01) - - - Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting. Reverse LegendReligious legends (FEL-01).
Crusader Imitation? Zangids (Syria) Nur al-Din Mahmud 1146-73 AD AE Fals Halab. - ZANGIDS ( SYRIA ). Contemporary (Crusader?). imitation of Halab (Aleppo) mint issue. AE - Fals - Bronze - 19,22mm. -Very Rare ! Nur al-Din Mahmud. Note: This type have much degraded style. S&S notes that the skill of the engravers producing the type varies considerably and that legends are often blundered.
Islamic State Ghorid dynasty 1176-1207 Mu'izz al-Din Sam Jital - This rare and historical coin from the Islamic State Ghorid dynasty, minted during the reign of Mu'izz al-Din Sam, is a treasured piece of medieval Islamic history. The coin is made of billon, with a fineness of 0.9, and is ungraded and uncleaned. Ownership history is available and provenance is guaranteed. The Jital coin features intricate Islamic calligraphy and marks an important era in the region's history. This rare and unique piece is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic coins and medieval history. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this incredible piece of history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Kingdom of Jerusalem - Crusader Acre 1243-1250 Imitation Silver Dirham. * - Crusader Imitation Dirham of Dirham of Damascus. AR - Dirham - 19mm. Damascus type. Scarce Imitation Silver Dirham struck by Crusades ! ACRE 1243 - 1250. LATIN KINGDOM OF JERUSALEM. Obv: Islamic legends in and out of the square.
Tarkhans of Sind AE Falus Baldat Thatta Mirza Baqi Tarkhan (1567–1585 CE) RARE!! - The Tarkhan rulers were autonomous till the end of the first millenium of the Islamic calendar 1000 AH, when their territories were annexed by Akbar to that Mughal empire. Mirza Muhammad Baqi Tarkhan (reign: 1567-1585 CE) was the second ruler of the dynasty and had the longest reign.
AH.1223 Mahmud ii Gold-plate Jetton Coin Token Decoration - This AH.1223 Mahmud II gold-plated jetton is a beautiful piece of history. With its intricate design and bi-metallic composition, it is a true testament to the craftsmanship of islamic times. This coin/token decoration originates from Turkey and holds great value for collectors of Islamic artifacts. Its rarity and unique features make it a valuable addition to any collection.Measures 30mm diameter
GREAT MONGOLS Chingiz Khan AE Jital Badakhshan, Very Rare Coin!! - Great Mongols: temp. Genghis Khan / Chingiz Khan (602-24 AH / 1206-27 CE), AE Jital, 3.99 gms, 22.8 - 23.5 mm, Badakhshan mint, citing the Abbasid Caliph Al-Nasir L'Deen Allah, choice VF-EF.
Islamic Timurid Shahrukh 1405-1447 AE Adliya Bukhara AH832 A-2409 - This coin is a must-have for collectors of Islamic medieval coins. The Timurid Shahrukh copper coin from 1405-1447 is a unique addition to any collection. With a fineness of 0.99999, it showcases the craftsmanship of the era and is ungraded and uncertified. The obverse of the coin features the legend "al-sultan al-a'zam shahrukh ibn timur" while the reverse displays a central square with inscriptions in Arabic. Its origin can be traced to Bukhara and it belongs to the Adliya series. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Timurid Anonymous Herat Ae Fals. - This is a stunning example of a Timurid Anonymous Herat AE Fals. This coin features intricate details that showcase the Islamic heritage and the medieval era. Made of high-quality copper with a fineness of 0.9999, this ungraded coin is truly a unique addition to any collection. The coin's origin is unknown, adding to its mystery and charm. Please note that this item is not certified, and any modifications have not been made.....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital, minted between 1200 and 1220, bears the likeness of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan during the medieval Islamic era. The silver coin has a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded and uncertified. Its KM number is tyre#229. The Jital is a valuable addition to any coin collection, particularly for those interested in Islamic and medieval numismatics. Unusual Balkh Mint Variety ....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital, minted between 1200 and 1220, bears the likeness of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a well-known adversary of Genghis Khan during the medieval Islamic era. The silver coin has a fineness of 0.5 and is ungraded and uncertified. Its KM number is tyre#229. The Jital is a valuable addition to any coin collection, particularly for those interested in Islamic and medieval numismatics.....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This beautiful coin, a Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, is a rare find that any coin collector would be lucky to have. The coin originates from the Islamic era and is estimated to be from the years 1200 to 1220. It features intricate designs and has a fineness of 0.5. The Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm is an important piece of history, as it is associated with the famous foe of Genghis Khan. Despite being ungraded and uncertified, this coin is a must-have for any collector of medieval Islamic coins. Don't miss out on the chance to add this rare and valuable piece to your collection.....#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Hisam II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 368 A.H. - Spain- Cordoba Caliphate - Hisam II silver dirham. Minted in Al-Andalus (Actual city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in AH 368 (979 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerHisam II. 3,20 g, 23 mm.
*Lucernae* Hisam II Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 388 A.H. - Spain- Cordoba Caliphate - Hisam II silver dirham. Minted in Al-Andalus (Actual city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in AH 388 (998 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. RulerHisam II. 2.58 g, 23 mm.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-165) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-32) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
NGC Certified Hun Coin of Nezak Drachm 6th Century AD - The "Gog and Magog" in the Hebrew Bible was believed to refer to the Goths and the Huns, who combined to end the Western Roman Empire and with it, the period of late antiquity. The Huns were the beginning of the Middle Ages.
*Lucernae* Al-Andalus Governor´s Lot 8 x fals religious (F8-048) - 711-755 AD - ValueLot 8 x fals. RulerAl-Andalus Governor´s. Eight (8) bronze Felus (fractional coin of the Dirham). Period of the Governors (sent by the caliph of Damascus every year with annual or bi-annual authority) between the years 711-755 AD.
*Lucernae* Al-Andalus Governor´s Lot 8 x fals religious (F8-047) - 711-755 AD - ValueLot 8 x fals. RulerAl-Andalus Governor´s. Eight (8) bronze Felus (fractional coin of the Dirham). Period of the Governors (sent by the caliph of Damascus every year with annual or bi-annual authority) between the years 711-755 AD.
*Lucernae* Al-Andalus Governor´s Lot 8 x fals religious (F8-046) - 711-755 AD - ValueLot 8 x fals. RulerAl-Andalus Governor´s. Eight (8) bronze Felus (fractional coin of the Dirham). Period of the Governors (sent by the caliph of Damascus every year with annual or bi-annual authority) between the years 711-755 AD.
*Lucernae* Al-Andalus Governor´s Lot 8 x fals religious (F8-045) - 711-755 AD - ValueLot 8 x fals. RulerAl-Andalus Governor´s. Eight (8) bronze Felus (fractional coin of the Dirham). Period of the Governors (sent by the caliph of Damascus every year with annual or bi-annual authority) between the years 711-755 AD.
*Lucernae* Al-Andalus Governor´s Lot 8 x fals religious (F8-044) - 711-755 AD - ValueLot 8 x fals. RulerAl-Andalus Governor´s. Eight (8) bronze Felus (fractional coin of the Dirham). Period of the Governors (sent by the caliph of Damascus every year with annual or bi-annual authority) between the years 711-755 AD.
*Lucernae* Al-Andalus Governor´s Lot 8 x fals religious (F8-041) - 711-755 AD - ValueLot 8 x fals. RulerAl-Andalus Governor´s. Eight (8) bronze Felus (fractional coin of the Dirham). Period of the Governors (sent by the caliph of Damascus every year with annual or bi-annual authority) between the years 711-755 AD.
IS21-61 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, elephant - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
IS21-60 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, elephant - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.72 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.77 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.76 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.81 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.71 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Medieval India, Khwarezmian Empire, Muhammad II AD 1200-1220 Elephant Jital (B) - This Medieval India coin from the Khwarezmian Empire features an elephant design and was minted during the reign of Muhammad II in the early 13th century. The coin is a Jital and was likely used as currency in the region during this time period. The coin's origin is Islamic and was manufactured in India. It is uncertified and provides a unique glimpse into the history and culture of the region during this era. Add this coin to your collection of Medieval Islamic artifacts today.
Medieval India, Khwarezmian Empire, Muhammad II AD 1200-1220 Elephant Jital (A) - This Medieval India coin from the Khwarezmian Empire features an elephant design and was minted during the reign of Muhammad II in the early 13th century. The coin is a Jital and was likely used as currency in the region during this time period. The coin's origin is Islamic and was manufactured in India. It is uncertified and provides a unique glimpse into the history and culture of the region during this era. Add this coin to your collection of Medieval Islamic artifacts today.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.09 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.71 grams 27.5 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.74 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.70 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.16 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 1.98 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.76 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Mongols Golden Horde Toqtu khan NGC AU ancient medieval coin High grade - Toqtu, 1291-1312. GOLDEN HORDE. AR dirham (1.35g), tamgha surrounded by many pellets // hollow cross with square center with annulet, pellets in quarters, lightly cleaned, NGC graded Unc details. You will receive your goods as soon as possible.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Ayyubi coin - fals *SXX22 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Medieval Islamic coin - Dirham (AH 168) - Abbasid coin (al-Mahdi) *GX44 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Silver dirham of Sebuktegin (977-997 CE), Farwan mint, Ghaznavid Empire - Inscriptions on both sides, also cites the nominal Samanid overlord Nuh III bin Mansur and the Abbasid Caliph al-Ta'i. 18mm, 3.33 grams. Mint of Farwan, ND, Album-1599; cf/ Zeno 3637. ex-Album. Sabuktigin was a slave during his youth. He later married the daughter of his master Alptigin, the man who seized the region of Ghazna. Alptigin and Sabuktigin still recognized Samanid authority, and it was not until the reign of Sabuktigin's powerful son Mahmud that the rulers of Ghazni became independent.
Scarce billon jiital of Ibrahim (1058-1098), Lahore, Ghaznavid Empire (Tye 103) - Reclining bull left, SRI SAMANTA DEVA in Nagari // Arabic legend: 'adil / al-Sultan/al-mua'zam/ abu'l muzaffar/ Ibrahim. 14mm, 3.12 grams. Tye 103. SKU T1781-45295In 1058, Mas'ud's son Ibrahim became king. Ibrahim re-established a truncated empire on a firmer basis by arriving at a peace agreement with the Seljuks and a restoration of cultural and political linkages. Under Ibrahim and his successors the empire enjoyed a period of sustained tranquility. He ruled until 1098.
Rare fals of Mansur (961-976) citing al-Mukhazzij, 358 AH, Bukhara, Samanid Empi - Shahada spread on both sides, date and mint in fields. 358 AH (968 CE), 28mm, 2.89 grams. Bukhara mint. Album 1467; Cf. Zeno 108330. Large example. Citing (Abi Bakr) al-Muhharij (above the beginning of Shahada on obverse). Rare arrangement of the legend, high quality and rare type, especially without the Faiq cited as well.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni, 1220/1231, Nandana, Khwarezm - Sri Jalaladina in Nagari. 15mm, 3.22 grams. Mint of Nandana (?). Tye 318; "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" SS-7; Rajgor 3278. SKU T2263-52964. Jalal al-Din only ruled his ancestral kingdom in Khwarizm briefly, until he was forced to leave for the southwestern part of the realm.
RR billon jital of Jalal al-Din Ali, 1206-1215, Ghorids of Bamiyan Tye-167.2 - Jalal ud-din Ali was the son of the Ghorid ruler Baha al-Din Sam II. Jalal al-Din shortly crowned Ala al-Din Muhammad as the ruler of Ghazni, and then went back to his capital, Bamiyan. Adil / al-Sultan al-A/zam Jalal/ud-dunya wa ud-din.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni, 1220/1231, Nandana, Khwarezm - Sri Jalaladina in Nagari. 15mm, 3.16 grams. Mint of Nandana (?). Tye 318; "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" SS-7; Rajgor 3278. SKU T2259-52991. Jalal al-Din only ruled his ancestral kingdom in Khwarizm briefly, until he was forced to leave for the southwestern part of the realm.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni, 1220/1231, Nandana mint, Khwarezm - Sri Jalaladina in Nagari. 15mm, 3.13 grams. Mint of Nandana (?). Tye 318; "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" SS-7; Rajgor 3278. SKU T2260-52972. Jalal al-Din only ruled his ancestral kingdom in Khwarizm briefly, until he was forced to leave for the southwestern part of the realm.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni, 1220/1231, Nandana mint, Khwarezm - Sri Jalaladina in Nagari. 15mm, 3.13 grams. Mint of Nandana (?). Tye 318; "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" SS-7; Rajgor 3278. SKU T2260-52972. Jalal al-Din only ruled his ancestral kingdom in Khwarizm briefly, until he was forced to leave for the southwestern part of the realm.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.69 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1753-52609. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni, 1220/1231, Nandana, Khwarezm - Sri Jalaladina in Nagari. 15mm, 3.88 grams. Mint of Nandana (?). Tye 318; "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" SS-7; Rajgor 3278. Jalal al-Din only ruled his ancestral kingdom in Khwarizm briefly, until he was forced to leave for the southwestern part of the realm.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni Khwarezmshah, 1220/1231, Nandana mint - Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, also known as Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah, was the last Khwarazmshah of the Anushtegin line, ruling parts of Central Asia and northwestern India from 1220 to 1231. He was the son and successor of Ala ad-Din Muhammad II Khwarezmshah.
Rare jital of Sharaf Beg, c.1224 AD, Khwarezmian governor of Nandana? - The identity of Sharaf Beg is unknown - he was probably the Khwarezmian governor of Nandana (where these coins were minted) during the fall of the Khwarezmian Empire to the Mongols. With the fall of Khwarezm, Sharaf probably gained a brief period of independence when he minted these rare coins.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.40 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1749-52605. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.35 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1751-52604. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Lot of 10 billon jitals of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Ghorids - Lot of 10 bull/horseman jitals, most or all of the type: "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D10, Tye 185. The price is for the entire group shown, not per coin. The exact coins pictured are the ones for sale.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.69 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1740-52619. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.68 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1744-52608. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.73 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1745-52612. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Lot of 6 billon jitals of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Ghorids - Lot of 6 bull/horseman jitals, most or all of the type: "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D10, Tye 185. The price is for the entire group shown, not per coin. The exact coins pictured are the ones for sale.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.79 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1601-52613. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Lot of 5 various jitals w/horseman, 1100's - Yildiz, Ghorids, Khwarizm etc. - Lot of 5 various unattributed jitals w/horseman, 1100's - Yildiz, Ghorids, Khwarizm etc. Each coin is 14-16mm, 2-3 grams. Most coins should be attributable. Interesting group of scarcer coins, the price is for the entire group of coins shown. SKU T2189-52839
RRR AR "infidel tax" tanka of Iltutmish (1210-1235), Delhi, Inda - 'from the lan - 26mm, 10.9 grams. Uncertain mint, dated to 632 AH = 1234 AD. 30mm, 10.5 grams. Hadrat Delhi mint. Rajgor 820-821, "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D-36. SKU T1028-6219. This fascinating type is one of the latest types that Ilutmish produced.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.96 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1108-52618. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Rare gold dinar of Sultan Arslanshah (1116-1117), Ghaznavid Empire - Arslanshah the throne from his older brother Shirzad in 1116 AD, but faced a rebellion from his other brother Bahram Shah, who was supported by the sultan of the Great Seljuq Empire, Ahmad Sanjar. After loosing in battle to his brother, Arslandshah was put to death.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni Khwarezmshah, 1220/1231, Nandana - Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, also known as Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah, was the last Khwarazmshah of the Anushtegin line, ruling parts of Central Asia and northwestern India from 1220 to 1231. He was the son and successor of Ala ad-Din Muhammad II Khwarezmshah.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni Khwarezmshah, 1220/1231, Nandana - Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, also known as Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah, was the last Khwarazmshah of the Anushtegin line, ruling parts of Central Asia and northwestern India from 1220 to 1231. He was the son and successor of Ala ad-Din Muhammad II Khwarezmshah.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni Khwarezmshah, 1220/1231, Nandana - Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, also known as Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah, was the last Khwarazmshah of the Anushtegin line, ruling parts of Central Asia and northwestern India from 1220 to 1231. He was the son and successor of Ala ad-Din Muhammad II Khwarezmshah.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni Khwarezmshah, 1220/1231, Nandana - Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, also known as Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah, was the last Khwarazmshah of the Anushtegin line, ruling parts of Central Asia and northwestern India from 1220 to 1231. He was the son and successor of Ala ad-Din Muhammad II Khwarezmshah.
Billon jital of Jalal al-Din Mangubarni Khwarezmshah, 1220/1231, Nandana - Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, also known as Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah, was the last Khwarazmshah of the Anushtegin line, ruling parts of Central Asia and northwestern India from 1220 to 1231. He was the son and successor of Ala ad-Din Muhammad II Khwarezmshah.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.51 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1191-52614. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Rare billon dirham of Muhammad Khwarizmshah (1200-1220), Taliqan, Khwarezm - // Taliqan / al-Sultan al-'a/ zam 'ala al-du/ nya wa ud'din Muhammad / bin al-Sultan. 17mm, 2.43 grams. Taliqan mint. Tye 245; cf. Zeno 197367. SKU T1027-52622. Muhammad in the middle. Muhammad Khwarezmshah, a ruler of a giant and rich Central Asian Empire, famously insulted Ghengiz Khan, who retaliated by attacking and conquering the Khwarezmian Empire.
Scarce AR dirham of Shadi Beg (1399-1407), Bulgar on Volga, Jochid Mongols - œThe just Sultan Shadi Beg, may his reign last, Zarb Bulgar 805� spread on both sides. 14mm, 0.71 grams. Sagdeeva 473 var. SKU T1679-46724 This variety is not listed in Sagdeeva and seems to be unpublished. Most coins of Pulad are poorly struck, nice examples like this one
RRR unpublished mule silver dirham, Kaiyalyq, 1240s-1260s, Mongol Empire - With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), Samarqand, Mongol Chaghatayids in Central As - Kibak al-khaqan al-a'zam ("Kebek the Great Khan"). Dated 725 AH (1324). 21mm, 1.29 grams. Mint of Samarqand. Album 1991; cf.Zeno #270861. Kebek was khan of the Chagatai Khanate from 1309 until 1310, and again from c. 1318 until his death.
Unlisted double-jital, temp. Ogedei (1229-41) as Padishah Khan, Mongol Empire - This coin does not show the mint, but, by style and legend type, it must have been minted in Kurraman. The "Padshah" title is known from Tye#355 from Ghazna. 16mm, 3.59 grams. No mint, no date. Cf. Zeno 309728, otherwise unpublished (?).
Unlisted double-jital, temp. Ogedei (1229-41) as Padishah Khan, Mongol Empire - This coin does not show the mint, but, by style and legend type, it must have been minted in Kurraman. The "Padshah" title is known from Tye#355 from Ghazna. 16mm, 3.51 grams. No mint, no date. Cf. Zeno 309728, otherwise unpublished (?).
Unlisted double-jital, temp. Ogedei (1229-41) as Padishah Khan, Mongol Empire - This coin does not show the mint, but, by style and legend type, it must have been minted in Kurraman. The "Padshah" title is known from Tye#355 from Ghazna. 16mm, 3.59 grams. No mint, no date. Cf. Zeno 309728, otherwise unpublished (?).
Silver dirham, Changshi Khan (1335-1337), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 736 AH (1335 CE). 19mm, 1.30 grams. Mint of Otrar. Album 1998; cf.Zeno #302476. Changshi (or Jenkshi) Khan was one of the last effective khans of the Chagatai Khanate. His father was prince Ebugen who was the son of Duwa, the Chagatai Khan.
Rare "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Jumada 618 AH (July 1221), Kurzuwan under M - This fascinating type was minted in June/July 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This is a siege issue - one of the very few such Islamic issues ever issued. There are two types of this coin, one type dated Rabi II, and one dated Jumada I.
Very rare billon dirham, Ogedei Khan (1229-1241), Kurraman, Mongol Empire - Zarb Kurraman with a knotted decoration. 16mm, 3.78 grams. Zeno #312459 (this coin). Ögedei Khan (1186–1241 AD) was second khagan-emperor of the Mongol Empire. The son of Genghis Khan, he continued the expansion of the empire that his father had begun.
RRR unpublished mule silver dirham, Kaiyalyq, 1240s-1260s, Mongol Empire - With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
RR Unpublished AE fals from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, 1240's-1260's - Al-Imam, floral decorations around / Al-Azam floral decorations around. 17mm, 1.88 g. cf. Zeno 176112 (for dirham), no bronze examples on Zeno. SKU T1637-49292 While the silver dirhams from Kaiyalyq are now well-known, the jitals from there have only recently been identified and were never published. They are anonymous, bearing the legend Al-Imam al-Azam (œThe Great Imam� (Caliph)).
RRR unpublished mule silver dirham, Kaiyalyq, 1240s-1260s, Mongol Empire - With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
AR dirham, temp. Qaidu (1264-1301), Kanjde, Ogedeid and Chaghatayid Mongols - Double square, date (crude 69(6) AH on top), mint name in the square (Kenjde) / Double sword (tamgha of Qaidu), decorations around, Shahada in the margin. 23mm, 1.65 g. Kenjde mint. cf. Zeno 39370. SKU T1609-49574 Rare crude type.
Rare "panji" from Kuramman, early Mongol period, 1230-50's, Mongol Empire - Uncertain word tentatively read as panji ("fifth") // Zarb Kurraman. Kurraman mint. 14mm, 2.73 grams. A-1978P, Tye-359 Very rare, poorly known anonymous issue and difficult to find. The "fifth" probably refers to the denomination (though this type is commonly referred to as "jital"). It might have been worth 1/5 of the broad copper fals.
Silver 1/6 dirham, Ilchigiday (1326-29), Bukhara, Mongol Chaghatayids in Central - Tamgha of Duwa, decoration and mint-name around / Wide tamgha (double bow?), Kalima in crude arabic. 21mm, 1.34 grams. Mint of Bukhara. Album 1991; cf.Zeno #302408. Eljigidey was khan of the Chagatai Khanate, a division of the Mongol Empire in 1326–1329. He was the son of Duwa. After the death of his brother Kebek, Eljigidey took control of the Chagatai Khanate. After only a short reign, however, Eljigidey was overthrown by another brother, Duwa Temür.
AR dirham of Shadi Beg (1399-1407), Bulgar mint on Volga, Jochid Mongols - œThe just Sultan Pulad, may his reign last, Zarb Bulgar � spread on both sides, seems to be an undated type. 14mm, 0.67 grams. Sagdeeva 491 var. SKU T1642-46725 The undated type is not listed in Sagdeeva and seems to be unpublished. Most coins of Pulad are poorly struck, nice examples like this one
Very rare mule silver dirham, Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, 1240's-1260's - With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
Rare billon dirham, Ogedei Khan (1229-1241), Kurraman, Mongol Empire - Zarb Kurraman with a knotted decoration. Zeno #312458 (this coin). Ögedei Khan (1186–1241 AD) was second khagan-emperor of the Mongol Empire. The son of Genghis Khan, he continued the expansion of the empire that his father had begun.
Silver dirham, Tarmashirin Khan (1325-1334), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 733 AH (1332 CE). 19mm, 1.26 grams. Mint of Otrar. Album 1994; cf.Zeno #295998. Anonymous type, attributed to Tarmashirin by the date. Tarmashirin Khan (ruled 1325-1334) was the khan of the Chagatai Khanate following Duwa Timur.
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Silver dirham, Tarmashirin Khan (1325-1334), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 733 AH (1332 CE). 19mm, 1.40 grams. Mint of Otrar. Album 1994; cf.Zeno #295998. Anonymous type, attributed to Tarmashirin by the date. Tarmashirin Khan (ruled 1325-1334) was the khan of the Chagatai Khanate following Duwa Timur.
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), 725 AH, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols - Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), 725 AH, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols Dated 725 AH (1324). 21mm, 1.34 grams. Mint of Bukhara. Album 1989; cf.Zeno #268338. Kebek was khan of the Chagatai Khanate from 1309 until 1310, and again from c. 1318 until his death. He was the son of Duwa, who was the Khan from 1282 until 1307.
Silver dirham, Tarmashirin Khan (1325-1334), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 730 AH (1329 CE). 19mm, 1.30 grams. Mint of Otrar. cf.Zeno #295998. Anonymous type, attributed to Tarmashirin by the date. Without the second tamgha, rare mint for this type. Tarmashirin Khan (ruled 1325-1334) was the khan of the Chagatai Khanate following Duwa Timur.
Rare AR 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols - Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), date off-flan, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols in Central Asia Date off-flan (this type was minted only in 724 and 725 AH). 19mm, 1.27 grams. Mint of Bukhara. Album 1989; cf.Zeno #268338. Kebek was khan of the Chagatai Khanate from 1309 until 1310, and again from c. 1318 until his death. He was the son of Duwa, who was the Khan from 1282 until 1307.
Rare AR 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), 726 AH, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols - Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), 726 AH, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols in Central Asia Dated 726 AH (1326). 19mm, 1.33 grams. Mint of Bukhara. Album 1989; cf.Zeno #268338. Kebek was khan of the Chagatai Khanate from 1309 until 1310, and again from c. 1318 until his death. He was the son of Duwa, who was the Khan from 1282 until 1307.
Silver dirham, Tarmashirin Khan (1325-1334), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 733 AH (1332 CE). 19mm, 1.32 grams. Mint of Otrar. Album 1994; cf.Zeno #295998. Anonymous type, attributed to Tarmashirin by the date. Tarmashirin Khan (ruled 1325-1334) was the khan of the Chagatai Khanate following Duwa Timur.
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Lot of 5 silver dangs, various types/mints, 1300s, Jochid Mongols, Golden Horde - The Golden Horde is an East Slavic designation for the Mongol khanate established in the western part of the Mongol Empire after the Mongol invasion of Rus' in the 1240s. Also known as the Ulus of Jochi or the Kipchak Khanate (not to be confused with the earlier Kipchak khanate prior to its conquest by the Mongols).
Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), 725 AH, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols - Silver 1/6 dirham, Kebek (1318-25), 725 AH, Bukhara, Chaghatayid Mongols Dated 725 AH (1324). 21mm, 1.35 grams. Mint of Bukhara. Album 1989; cf.Zeno #268338. Kebek was khan of the Chagatai Khanate from 1309 until 1310, and again from c. 1318 until his death. He was the son of Duwa, who was the Khan from 1282 until 1307.
Silver dirham, Tarmashirin Khan (1325-1334), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 732 AH (1331 CE). 19mm, 1.32 grams. Mint of Otrar. cf.Zeno #295998. Anonymous type, attributed to Tarmashirin by the date. Without the second tamgha, rare mint for this type. Tarmashirin Khan (ruled 1325-1334) was the khan of the Chagatai Khanate following Duwa Timur.
Very rare silver dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, 1240's-1260's - With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
Brockage of "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan un - Brockage of the famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
Unlisted double-jital, temp. Ogedei (1229-41) as Padishah Khan, Mongol Empire - This coin does not show the mint, but, by style and legend type, it must have been minted in Kurraman. The "Padshah" title is known from Tye#355 from Ghazna. 16mm, 3.72 grams. No mint, no date. Cf. Zeno 309728, otherwise unpublished (?).
Unlisted double-jital, temp. Ogedei (1229-41) as Padishah Khan, Mongol Empire - This coin does not show the mint, but, by style and legend type, it must have been minted in Kurraman. The "Padshah" title is known from Tye#355 from Ghazna. 16mm, 3.74 grams. No mint, no date. Cf. Zeno 309728, otherwise unpublished (?).
Very rare billon dirham, Ogedei Khan (1229-1241), Kurraman, Mongol Empire - Zarb Kurraman with a knotted decoration. 16mm, 3.64 grams. cf.Zeno #312459. Ögedei Khan (1186–1241 AD) was second khagan-emperor of the Mongol Empire. The son of Genghis Khan, he continued the expansion of the empire that his father had begun.
Very rare billon dirham, Ogedei Khan (1229-1241), Kurraman, Mongol Empire - Zarb Kurraman with a knotted decoration. 16mm, 3.72 grams. cf.Zeno #312459. Ögedei Khan (1186–1241 AD) was second khagan-emperor of the Mongol Empire. The son of Genghis Khan, he continued the expansion of the empire that his father had begun.
RR silver dirham w/Tibetan Mam, Chaghatayid Mongols, c.1280s, Qaidu, Almaligh mi - Standard Almaligh layout, with Qaidu's "S" tamgha above the city name and with a Tibetan "Mam" within the reverse inscription. Very rare, seems to be unpublished, known from a handful of coins which came out a few years ago. 16mm, 0.84 grams. Almaligh mint. Mint name Almaligh within circle in reverse center. The site of Almaligh is now in China, in the northwest corner of Xinjiang province, about 50 miles west of the modern city Yining.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
"Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan under Mongol s - Famous "Malik of Kurzuwan" siege fals or jital, Rabi 618 AH (June 1221), Kurzuwan in Khwarezm when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan. This fascinating type was minted in May/June 1221 AD in the city of Kurzuwan, when it was besieged by Ghengiz Khan.
Medieval Islamic coin - Dirham (AH 163) - Abbasid coin (al-Mahdi) *KX26 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Islamic Silver Coin. Ilkhans. Sati Beg, Sharur - Very Rare, Very Nice - Sharur (Azerbaijani: Şərur (listen)) is a city in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan. It is the administrative centre of the Sharur District. The city is located 66 km northwest of Nakhchivan city, on the Sharur plain.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Ayyubi coin - fals *E040 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Sultan Tughril, Turkoman chieftain, Seljuk Empire Turkish Gold dinar coin 18-20k - Abu Talib Muhammad Tughril ibn Mika'il, better known as Tughril, was a Turkoman chieftain, who founded the Seljuk Empire, ruling from 1037 to 1063. Tughril united many Turkoman warriors of the Central Asian steppes into a confederacy of tribes and led them in conquest of Khorasan and eastern Persia.Wikipedia.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Ayyubi coin - fals *SXX14 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
SCARCE!!! Mamluk Burji dynasty of Egipt Al-Zahir Barqoq See description - Al-Malik Az-Zahir Sayf ad-Din Barquq ruled 1382–1389 and 1390–1399 was the first Sultan of the Circassian Mamluk Burji dynasty of Egypt. Barquq was of Circassian origin. Then he held various influential positions, and in November 1382 he managed to overthrow Sultan as-Salih Haji and take his place.
AH.1223 Mahmud ii Gold-plate Jetton Coin Token Decoration - This AH.1223 Mahmud II gold-plated jetton is a beautiful piece of history. With its intricate design and bi-metallic composition, it is a true testament to the craftsmanship of islamic times. This coin/token decoration originates from Turkey and holds great value for collectors of Islamic artifacts. Its rarity and unique features make it a valuable addition to any collection.Measures 30mm diameter
Ancient Islamic Silver Dirham 8th-12th Century AD (Ayyubid, Samanid,Buwayhid?) - This ancient Islamic silver dirham dates back to the 8th-12th century AD, during the Medieval era. The denomination is a dirham and it was likely produced during the reigns of the Ayyubids, Samanids, or Buwayhids. The coin is composed of silver and remains ungraded and uncertified. It is a unique piece of history from the Islamic world that would make a great addition to any coin collection.
Ah 974-982/Ad 1566-1574 Ottoman Empire Selim Ii Gold Sultani 3.44 G - Minted during the reign of Selim II between AH 974-982/AD 1566-1574, it bears the denomination of sultani. The coin is composed of pure gold and has not been certified. Its weight of 3.44 grams adds to its overall value and appeal.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Dirham Cordoba Emirate Al-Andalus 240 H - Silver dirham (2,18 g. 25 mm.)., minted in al-Andalus (Cordoba in Andalucia), in the year 240 H. Spain - Emirate Independent cordoba - Muhammad I (238-273 / 852-886). Reverse LegendCordoba Emirate.
RARE AUTHENTIC COIN Ottoman empire para BROCKAGE ERROR See description - Brockage ERROR. Ottoman empire. I ask you to also look at the rest of the coins. Basically, these are rare or scarce coins, trial coins, coins, rare coins with stamp errors, etc. This is an authentic original coin.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Ayyubi coin - fals *SXX15 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Medieval Islamic coin - Umayyad coin (Fals) Andalus Muslim Spain coin *LXX65 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin holds great historical significance as it was minted during the rule of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, who was known as a fierce opponent of Genghis Khan. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9 and is estimated to be from the era of Medieval times, specifically between 1200 to 1220. It has not been graded or certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection for its rarity and historical significance. The coin depicts Islamic origin, and it is a great piece for collectors of medieval Islamic coins.....#NumisHobbyShop
Jital 774 AH. Pul. Anonymous, Qongirat Sufis Khwarezm, foe of Genghis Khan - This medieval Islamic copper coin, known as a Jital, was minted between the years 1200 and 1220 with a fineness of 0.9. The obverse features an anonymous image of a pul, while the reverse displays Qongirat Sufis Khwarezm, a foe of Genghis Khan. This Jital is ungraded and uncertified, but has a KM number of tyre#229. It is a valuable addition to any coin collection, especially for those interested in medieval Islamic currency.....#NumisHobbyShop
SAMANID: Nuh II b. Nasr, AE fals, AH 330-44 RR! - This copper coin from Uzbekistan, belonging to the Samanid dynasty, is a valuable addition to any collection. Its intricate design reflects the Islamic era during which it was minted, and its high fineness of 0.99999 ensures its quality. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its rarity makes it highly sought after by collectors. Its historical significance as a relic of medieval times also adds to its value.....#NumisHobbyShop
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Ottoman Empire - Mangir *GX38 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
801-807 AH (1399-1405 AD) Mamluk Sultanate AE Fals Al Nasir Faraj 4.80g Coin - Islamic, Mamluk Sultanate, Burji Dynasty. Al Nasir Faraj 801-807 AH (1399-1405 AD); AE Fals (4.80g; 18.3x16.9mm). O./ السلطان الملك الناصر فرج بن الملك الظاهر برقوق عز نصرهAl-Sultan al-Malik Al-Nasir al-Faraj bin al-malik al-Zahir Barquq azz nasrahu: "The Sultan, the ruler Al-Nasir Faraj, son of the ruler al-Zahir Barquq, may his victory be glorious.".
801-807 AH (1399-1405 AD) Mamluk Sultanate AE Fals Al Nasir Faraj 4.59g Coin - Islamic, Mamluk Sultanate, Burji Dynasty. Al Nasir Faraj 801-807 AH (1399-1405 AD); AE Fals (4.59g; 21.8x19.3mm). O./ السلطان الملك الناصر فرج بن الملك الظاهر برقوق عز نصرهAl-Sultan al-Malik Al-Nasir al-Faraj bin al-malik al-Zahir Barquq azz nasrahu: "The Sultan, the ruler Al-Nasir Faraj, son of the ruler al-Zahir Barquq, may his victory be glorious.".
115FG3Z) ISLAMIC SPAIN, SPANISH UMAYYAD CALIPHS, Hisham II ( Al-Mu'ayyad) XF - (115FG3Z) ISLAMIC SPAIN, SPANISH UMAYYAD CALIPHS, Hisham II ( Al-Mu'ayyad) 1st reign, 366-399 AH / 976-1009 AD, AR dirham, 3.18 grms, 25 mm, struck at Al-Andalus in 383 AH, CITING 'AMIR KNOWN POPULARLY AS " ALMANZOR " WHO WAS THE EFFECTIVE LEADER OF THE SPANISH UMAYYADS FROM 350'S UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 392 AH; Album # 354.1, In XF cond.
761Ch3Z) The Umayyad Caliphate, Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah / 705-715 Ad, Ar Dirham Vf+ - (761CH3Z) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF WASIT IN THE YEAR 93 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # 350, IN VF+ CONDITION. الله احد الله. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
801-807 AH (1399-1405 AD) Mamluk Sultanate AE Fals Al Nasir Faraj 4.25g Coin - Islamic, Mamluk Sultanate, Burji Dynasty. Al Nasir Faraj 801-807 AH (1399-1405 AD); AE Fals (4.25g; 23.9x20.3mm). O./ السلطان الملك الناصر فرج بن الملك الظاهر برقوق عز نصرهAl-Sultan al-Malik Al-Nasir al-Faraj bin al-malik al-Zahir Barquq azz nasrahu: "The Sultan, the ruler Al-Nasir Faraj, son of the ruler al-Zahir Barquq, may his victory be glorious.".
1499 AH904 GIRAY KHANS AR AKCE 16mm .73g KAFFA MINT-MENGLI GIRAY 1466-1514 A2070 - SILVER AKCE 16mm x 12mm. 73g 3h STRUCK IN KAFFA IN THE YEAR AH904 = AUGUST 19 1498 - AUG 7 1499. KAFFA: THEODOCIA WAS FOUNDED c600 BC BY GREEK COLONISTS FROM MILETOS. IT WAS DESTROYED IN THE 4TH CENTURY AD BY THE HUNS AND REMAINED A MINOR VILLAGE FOR THE NEXT 900 YEARS.
Silver Seljuk of Rum. - This exquisite silver coin hails from the stunning Seljuk of Rum era. Its historical significance is only matched by its beauty, making it a unique addition to any coin collection.
114Fg3Z) Umayyads Of Spain, Al-Hakam Ii (Al-Mustansir) 350-366 Ah/ 961-976 Ad Xf - (114FG3Z) UMAYYADS OF SPAIN, AL-HAKAM II (AL-MUSTANSIR) 350-366 AH/ 961-976 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT MADINAT AL-ZAHRA'A IN 364 AH, CITING 'AMIR KNOWN POPULARLY AS " ALMANZOR " WHO WAS THE EFFECTIVE LEADER OF THE SPANISH UMAYYADS FROM 350'S UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 392 AH; ALBUM TYPE 352.4, BMC vol 2, # 90, IN NICE XF COND.
Tabaristan Ahura Mazda AR Hemidrachm AD 780 NGC MS Sparkling Gem ! - Rule in the mountains of Tabaristan was maintained by two Dabuyid vassal kingdoms, the Qarinvandids and Bavandids. In 716, the Dabuyid ruler Farrukhan the Great (r. 712–728) successfully contained a large-scale invasion by the Umayyad general Yazid ibn al-Muhallab.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Dirham Emirate (#1002) Al-Andalus 252 H - 866 AD - Silver dirham (2.70 g., 28 mm) minted in al-Ándalus (current city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 252 A.H. (866 AD). Spain - Independent Emirate of Córdoba - Muhammad I (238-273 / 852-886). Reverse LegendEmirate (#1002).
Medieval Islamic coin - Umayyad Umayyed Umayad coin - fals *LXX24 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
448ELM3Y) FATIMID: al-Mustansir, 1036-1094, AV dinar (3.79g), Sur (Tyre), AH 437 - (448ELM3Y) FATIMID: al-Mustansir, 1036-1094, AV dinar (3.79g), Sur (Tyre), AH 437, A-719.1, Nicol-1917, slight unevenness, VF. RARE MINT AND YEAR. Islamic Gold dinar of the Fatimid AL-MUSTANSER BELLAH, 427-487 AH/ 1036-1094 AD, Grandson of Al-Hakem Bi Amr Ellah.
Medieval Islamic coin - Dirham (AH 162) - Abbasid coin (al-Mahdi) *KX27 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
735EL3Z) ISLAMIC FIGURAL ICONOGRAPHY; Anatolia & al-Jazira (Post-Seljuk) Artuqid - (Artuqids (Mardin). Nasir al-Din Artuq Arslan. AH 597-637 / AD 1200-1239. AE Dirhem (26.5 mm, 8.03 g). Mardin mint. Dated AH 599 (AD 1202/3). Whelan Type II; S&S Type 38.1; Album 1830.2. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
136GK3Y) Seljuq of Rum, Sulayman II (b. Kilij Arslan), 592-600 AH /VF+ - (136GK3Y) Seljuq of Rum, Sulayman II (b. Kilij Arslan), 592-600 AH / 1196-1204 AD, AE Large Flan Fals, 29 mm, 6.82 grms, horseman obverse, dated 595 AH (sharp clear) Album type A-1205.2, Mitchiner MWIS-963-4, with title " Al-Sultan Al-Qaher, in VF+ cond.
Ottoman Empire. Bayezid II, Silver Akce, AD 1481-1512 (AH 886-918) (40 Coins) - ONE COIN FROM LOT - DISCOUNT ON MULTIPLES - OTTOMAN EMPIRE SILVER AKCE1481-1512 AD (886-918 AH) Obverse/Reverse: See photo with details Size: 10-11 mm, 0.7 grams Ottoman Empire. Sultan Bayezid II, 1481-1512 AD (886-918 AH). Tiny Silver Akce. Arabic inscription above and below horizontal straight line, within circular border. Average size 10-11 mm, 0.7 grams. Very nice detail. Each coin is unique but similar in size and appearance. Some are rounder, some more off center with tougher edges but all with good detail. .
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Umayyad coin - fals *LXX23 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin holds great historical significance as it was minted during the rule of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, who was known as a fierce opponent of Genghis Khan. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9 and is estimated to be from the era of Medieval times, specifically between 1200 to 1220. It has not been graded or certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection for its rarity and historical significance. The coin depicts Islamic origin, and it is a great piece for collectors of medieval Islamic coins......#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin holds great historical significance as it was minted during the rule of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, who was known as a fierce opponent of Genghis Khan. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9 and is estimated to be from the era of Medieval times, specifically between 1200 to 1220. It has not been graded or certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection for its rarity and historical significance. The coin depicts Islamic origin, and it is a great piece for collectors of medieval Islamic coins......#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 Broad Flan - This stunning silver coin from the Ghaznavid era features Sultan Mahmud, a prominent figure in Islamic history. The intricate design and broad flan make it a desirable addition to any coin collection. The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its authenticity is guaranteed. The coin's origin can be traced back to the Islamic empire, specifically the Ghaznavid dynasty. Its fineness is 0.9, reflecting the high quality of silver used during the medieval era. This coin is a rare find and a valuable piece of history..#NumisHobbyShop
Ancient Islamic Bronze Umayyad Dirham - This ancient Islamic bronze Umayyad Dirham is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The intricate design and historical significance of this coin make it a valuable addition to any collection.
Ancient Islamic Abbasid Bronze Dirham - This particular dirham is a unique representation of the Abbasid era, with its distinctive features that make it a rare find. Whether you're a collector or a history buff, this ancient Islamic Abbasid bronze dirham is a must-have addition to any collection.
Ancient Islamic Ottoman Silver Acke - It's a valuable item that reflects the rich history and culture of the Islamic world. It's a rare and unique coin that will make a great addition to any coin collection.
Islamic Bronze Seljuk Of Rum Dirham - This magnificent Islamic Bronze Seljuk Of Rum Dirham is a beautiful piece of history. Its composition of bronze adds to its unique character that is highly sought after by collectors.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Umayyad coin - fals *LXX25 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Umayyad coin - fals *LXX26 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Abbasid Dirham - Caliph Harun al-Rashid 193AH Islamic Silver Coin - 193AH / 809 AD. Abbasid Dirham. Caliph : Harun al-Rashid. This dirham was struck in Madinat al-Salam in the year three and ninety and one hundred (193). Silver Coin. Mint : Madinat Al-salam (Baghdad now).
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Umayyad coin - fals *LXX27 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin holds great historical significance as it was minted during the rule of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, who was known as a fierce opponent of Genghis Khan. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9 and is estimated to be from the era of Medieval times, specifically between 1200 to 1220. It has not been graded or certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection for its rarity and historical significance. The coin depicts Islamic origin, and it is a great piece for collectors of medieval Islamic coins......#NumisHobbyShop
756Ch3Z) Spanish Umayyad, Al-Hakam I , 180-206 Ah / 796-822 Ad, Ar Dirham, Vf - (756CH3Z) SPANISH UMAYYAD, AL-HAKAM I, 180-206 AH / 796-822 AD, AR DIRHAM, 2.46 GRMS, 26 MM, STRUCK AT AL-ANDALUS IN 193 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 341, cif BMC 22, IN VF COND. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Umayyad Caliphate coin - fals *LXX19 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
726Cl3Z) Islamic Figural Iconography; Artuqids Of Mardin, Qutb Al-Din Ii Ghazi I - IN FINE+ CONDITION. Obv.: Head to right, looking upward, wearing an ornate diadem of linked squares,within a beaded square; in the four arcs of the margin, the ruler's pedigree back four generations (continued from the reverse) inscribed at the top, bottom, left and right; all withtin a beaded circle.
Ottoman Mehmet The Conqueror Edirne Mint 1461 Silver Akce AC17-2 - Up for sale is a Ottoman Silver Akce made under the reign of Mehmet II also known as Mehmet the Conqueror. What you see is what youll get. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.All coins we sell come with a guarantee of authenticity. The grades we assign are based on 10+ years of Numismatic Experience. That being said, Grading us subjective.We combine shipping! Full refund no questions asked within 30 days
Umayyad Caliphate Al-Walid 705-715 A.D. AR Dirham Wasit Mint - Umayyad Al-Walid 705-715 AR Dirham Wasit. Umayyad, al-Walid I (AH 86-96 / AD 705-715) AR Dirham. Wasit mint, AH 94. Kalima in three lines. R/ Qur'an 112 in four lines; Qur'an IX, 33 around. The coin in the photograph is the actual coin you will receive.
Anatolia & Al- Jazira Æ Dirham 597-637 AH Artuk Arslan - Anatolia Al- Jazira Æ Dirham 597-637 AH Artuk Arslah "Artuk of Madrin". Artuk of Mardin. Nasir al-Din Artuq Arslan. AH 597-637 (1214-1239 AD). AE Dirham (23 mm, 5.8 gms). Bust three-quarters facing, head slightly left / Five-line l.
The footsteps of the Messiah: A study of the sequence of prophetic events - This item is worn. May have signs of wear this may include aesthetic issues such as scratches, dents and worn corners. All pages and the cover are intact, but the dust cover may be missing. Pages may include moderate to heavy number of notes and highlighting, but the text is not obscured or unreadable.
Abbasid al-Qahir Islamic Dynasty GOLD Dinar AH 322 (AD 934/935) AU58 NGC Avenger - Up for sale is a gold dinar from AD 934/935, minted in al-Ahwaz, under the Islamic dynasty Abbasid Al-Qahir. This coin is the avenger type and graded at a stunning AU58 by NGC. Please review the pictures as that is the actual slabbed coin you will receive. Item will ship securely and include complete insurance coverage.
Abbasid al-Qahir Islamic Dynasty GOLD Dinar AH 321 (AD 933/934) UNC Details NGC - Up for sale is a gold dinar coin minted in the Hamadan mint in AD 933/934 under the Abbasid rule. It is given a grade of UNC Details from NGC and features minor scratches. The pictures are of the actual slabbed coin you will receive. Please ask any questions you may have and thanks for looking!
Billon jital of Nasir ud-Daula Ibrahim (1059-1099 AD), Lahore mint, Ghaznavid Em - Bull with trident on scruff and two dots on the body facing left, crude Brahmi SRI SAMANTA DEVA / Adil/as-sultan/al muazzam/abul muzaffar/Ibrahim in Arabic in five lines, all within a dotted border. Mintless type, but almost certainly struck in Lahore.
Book. I. A. Kolosov, V. A. Kalinin. Catalogue of Samanid dirhams. 2022 - I. A. Kolosov, V. A. Kalinin. Catalogue of Samanid dirhams. These coins were minted extensively in AH 279-394 (AD 892-1004) at 38 mints located in a wide geographic area in Central Asia encompassing the southern Aral basin and Caspian littoral in one direction and Afghanistan and Southeastern Iran in the other end.
*Lucernae* Hisam II Dirham Religious legends (208) Al-Andalus 390 A.H. - Spain- Cordoba Caliphate - Hisam II silver dirham. Minted in Al-Andalus (Actual city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in AH 390 (1000 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends (208). RulerHisam II. 2.99 g, 25 mm.
1821RFB3Y) BUWAYHID: Baha' al-Dawla, 989-1012, debased AV dinar (4.08g), XF - (1821RFB3Y) BUWAYHID: Baha' al-Dawla, 989-1012, debased AV dinar (4.08g), Suq al-Ahwaz, AH 399, A-1573A, early issue, still reasonable good gold (about 50%), EF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Medieval Islamic coin - Fals - Mongol coin (Ilkhanid) *SXX12 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Ottoman Mehmet The Conqueror Edirne Mint 1461 Silver Akce .96g 12mm AC17 - Up for sale is a Ottoman Silver Akce made under the reign of Mehmet II also known as Mehmet the Conqueror. This coin weighs .96 grams and measures 12 millimeters. What you see is what youll get. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.All coins we sell come with a guarantee of authenticity. The grades we assign are based on 10+ years of Numismatic Experience. That being said, Grading us subjective.We combine shipping! Full refund no questions asked within 30 days
732El3Z) Islamic Figural Iconography; Artuqids Of Mardin, Qutb Al-Din Ii Ghazi - Obv.: Head to right, looking upward, wearing an ornate diadem of linked squares,within a beaded square; in the four arcs of the margin, the ruler's pedigree back four generations (continued from the reverse) inscribed at the top, bottom, left and right; all withtin a beaded circle.
192Rc3Z) Walid Amirs Of Astarabad, Anonymous, Temp. Amir Wali, Xf - (192RC3Z) WALID AMIRS OF ASTARABAD, ANONYMOUS, TEMP. AMIR WALI, 757-788 AH / 1356-1386 AD, AR 6 DIRHAM, 28 MM, 4.18 GRMS, STRUCK AT ASTARABAD IN 775 AH, TYPE F ALBUM # 2343.2, IN XF COND. WITHOUT ANY WEAK AREAS.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (146) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-145) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-79) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-141) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-140) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
Eretnid Islamic Dynasties MS62 Silver - (AH736-753) Eretnid Islamic Dynasties. ERETNID SILVER. The Eretnid dynasty was short lived. Eretna was a. TOTAL GRADED BY NGC IN MS62=1. jurisdiction, known as Beylick. Mongol officer who established a territory under his own.
Medieval Islamic bronze coin - Umayyad Caliphate coin - fals *GXX22 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
*Lucernae* Ali Dirham Religious legends Madinat Sabta 407 H ( 1016 A.D. ) - Spain, Caliphate of Córdoba - Alí ben Hamud al-Násir silver Dirham (3.77 g., 27 mm), minted in Madinat Sabta (Ceuta, Spain), in the year 407 A.H (1016 AD). MintMadinat Sabta. Date407 H ( 1016 A.D. ). Reverse LegendReligious legends.
725CCC3Z) MOURNING OF SALADIN Artuqids of Mardin. Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan. - (725CCC3Z)MOURNING OF SALADIN ! Artuqids of Mardin. Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan. AH 580-597 / AD 1184-1200. AE Dirham (30mm, 14.44 g, 10h). Unlisted (Mardin[?]). Dated AH 589 (AD 1193). Whelan Type III, 55-6; S&S Type 35.2; Album 1829.3.
Crusader Fatimid Gold Dinar / Bezant Al Imam Al-Amir 1148-87 RARE XF - This gold coin is an imitation of al-Amir dinar. Tal estimates their date to the 10th and 11th centuries, although they were circulated in the 13th century. For sale 100% authentic, rare Ancient Crusader Gold Dinar.
Islamic world Seljuks of Rum, Kay-Khosrow II, 1236-1245, False. - This ancient coin from the Seljuk era of Rum is made of bronze. Its origin is Islamic and it is unclassified and uncertified. Country/region of production unknown. This coin represents rare history and is a valuable addition to any coin collection.
Book Islamic coins of the 7th-16th centuries. Kazantsev A.G. 732 pages 5971 - Author Kazantsev A.G. Islamic coins of the 7th-16th centuries. This review (in no case a catalog) was intended as a help for Orientalist collectors. To date, there is no single set of Islamic coins or a guide to their definition.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (601dir) Al-Andalus 333 H/945 AD - Reverse LegendCaliphate (601dir). Silver dirham (3.29 g., 25 mm.). Minted in Al-Andalus (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain) in 333 H. (945 A.D.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.).
*Lucernae* al-Hakam I Dirham Emirate (#995d) Al-Andalus 196 H - Reverse LegendEmirate (#995d). Silver dirham minted in al-Andalus (city of Córdoba in Andalusia), in the year 196 H. Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - al-Hakam I (180-206 H / 796-822 AD).
*Lucernae* al Hakam I Dirham Emirate (#994) Al-Andalus 205 H - 820 dC - Ruleral Hakam I. Silver dirham (2.59 g, 26 mm) struck at Al-Andalus, in 205 AH. Spain - Emirate of Cordoba. Al-Hakam I, 180-206 AH / 796-822 A.D. Reverse LegendEmirate (#994). Date205 H - 820 dC. reference: 2022-10672 (994-DIR).
900 - 1000 AD Islamic Empire Silver Coin 3AKJ - This is the little 4 character code, 3AKJ, written on the holder. Up for sale is a small silver coin issued for a Mid-Eastern Islamic dynasty. We have EXTENSIVE training in counterfeit coins and currency.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Possible North African Fals Religious legends (FEL-03) - - - Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting. Reverse LegendReligious legends (FEL-03). Possible North African. RulerPossible North African.
Abbasid Caliphate, temp. al-Mansur. 155 AH / 771-2 AD Æ Fals JABAL al-FIDDA - Abbasid Caliphate, temp. 155 AH / 771-2 AD Æ Fals JABAL al-FIDDA. During the period this coin was minted, the Zoroastrian population that worked the mine & mint was in revolt against the Caliphate. All coins from Jabal al-Fidda are particularly scarce for the period.
Islamic ARAB-SASANIAN: al-Qatari b. Fuja'a governor from Qatar (69-79 Hijri) RR* - The earliest recorded coin from a ruler or leader from Qatar. & historically important. - Qatari ibn al-Fuja'a al-Mazini al-Tamimi (Arabic: قطري بن الفجاءة) was a Qatari Arab leader and poet. Al Khuwayr (الخوير) is an abandoned village in northwest Qatar, located in the municipality of Ash Shamal.
123Ec3Y) The Umayyad Caliphate, Hisham, 105-125 Ah / 724-743 Ad, Ar Dimashq Xf - (123EC3Y) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, HISHAM, 105-125 AH / 724-743 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF DIMASHQ IN THE YEAR 121 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 137; LAVOIX # 491, IN XF CONDITION. الله احد الله. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
Maliks of Kurzuwan AE Jital Struck During Mongol Siege Chinghiz Khan 618 AH Rare - It was devastated by the Mongols led by Tolui (son of Chinghiz Khan) under the orders of Chinghiz Khan in 1221 CE. The Mongol onslaught was a reaction to the animosity shown by the Khwarizmshah Ala al-Din Muhammad-II who had killed Chinghiz Khan's emissaries and refused any diplomatic / trade relations.
120Ec3Y) The Umayyad Caliphate, Hisham, 105-125 Ah / 724-743 Ad, Ar Dimashq Xf - (120EC3Y) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, HISHAM, 105-125 AH / 724-743 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF DIMASHQ IN THE YEAR 113 AH ALBUM TYPE # 137; LAVOIX # 485, IN XF CONDITION. الله احد الله. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
110Ec3Y) The Umayyad Caliphate, Hisham, 105-125 Ah / 724-743 Ad, Ar Dimashq Vf - (110EC3Y) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, HISHAM, 105-125 AH / 724-743 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF DIMASHQ IN THE YEAR 113 AH ALBUM TYPE # 137; LAVOIX # 485, IN EF CONDITION. الله احد الله. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
Medieval Islamic coin - Mamluk Empire Dirham - Islamic Dirham *FX18 - Minted during the reign of Aynal (AH 857 - 865 / AD 1453 - 1461). And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures.
1427EHR3Y) VERY RARE CRUSADERS: KINGDOM OF JERUSALEM: Anonymous, ca. 1251-1258, - (1427EHR3Y) VERY RARE CRUSADERS: KINGDOM OF JERUSALEM: Anonymous, ca. 1251-1258, AR dirham (2.90g) ('Akka) (Acre) (1251), Christian religious legends on both the obverse & reverse, all in Arabic, and without cross, with mint/date formula in the obverse margin, entirely off flan due to considerable weakness, CCS-17, VF.
611CHC3Y) BUWAYHID: Baha' al-Dawla, 989-1012, debased AV dinar (4.35g), VF - (611CHC3Y) BUWAYHID: Baha' al-Dawla, 989-1012, debased AV dinar (4.35g), Suq al-Ahwaz, AH398, A-1573, likely 30-40% gold, cleaned, Choice VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
754CH3Z) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 6 DIRHAM aVF - (754CH3Z) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 6 DIRHAM, 9.46 GRMS, 26.5 MM, TYPE G STRUCK AT JURJAN IN 730 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM # 2213, DILLER 525 IN aVF COND AND NICELY TONED. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
ISLAMIC, Almohads (Muwahhids), 1163-1269, Square AR Dirham Morocco Anonymous. - ISLAMIC DYNASTIES, Muwahhids (Almohads), anonymous, c. AH 558-668/ AD 1163-1279+, square AR dirham (14x14mm, 1.51gm), no mint or date. Legends in Nashk script. O:la ilah illa Allah / al-amr kala lillah / la quwwat bi’llah (“there is no god but Allah / the whole command is unto Allah / there is no strength except in Allah).
592Re3Z) Rum Seljuq, Kayka'us Ii, (Izz Al-Din) First Reign Superb Strike - (592RE3Z) RUM SELJUQ, KAYKA'US II, (IZZ AL-DIN) FIRST REIGN AS SOLE RULER, 643-647 AH / 1245-1249 AD, AR DIRHAM, 21.5 MM, 2.54 GRMS, SQUARE IN CIRCLE TYPE, MINT OFF FLAN, STRUCK IN 644 AH, CITING CALIPH AL-MUSTA'SIM, TYPE OF ALBUM 1223.1, W.1344, IN XF COND.
252FRB3Y) ABBASID: al-Rashid, 786-809, AV dinar (4.16g), NM (Egypt), CH VF - (252FRB3Y) ABBASID: al-Rashid, 786-809, AV dinar (4.16g), NM (Egypt), AH 170, A-218.6, citing the governor 'Ali (= 'Ali b. Sulayman al-'Abbasi), VF. Historical sources estimate his Harem population by the thousands, from all parts of the Abbassid empire which during his reign reached the climax of its power, militarily, culturally, and financially.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (599dir) Al-Andalus 332 H/944 AD - Reverse LegendCaliphate (599dir). Silver dirham (2.76 g., 24 mm.). Minted in Al-Andalus (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain) in 332 H. (944 A.D.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.).
161CFF3Y) RARE ARAB-SASANIAN: 'Ubayd Allah b. Ziyad, AR (4.04g), DShT MAYSAN - (161CFF3Y) ARAB-SASANIAN: 'Ubayd Allah b. Ziyad, 673-683, AR drachm (4.04g), DShT (Dasht Maysan), AH62, A-12, Malek-537,gorgeous strike, choice EF, RARE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
ISLAMIC, Almohads (Muwahhids), 'Abd al-Mu'min 1130-1163 Square ½ Dirham Morocco. - ISLAMIC DYNASTIES, Almohads (Muwahhids), Abu Muhammad ‘Abd al-Mu’min ibn ‘Ali, AH 524-558/ AD 1130-1163, square AR half dirham (11x11mm, 0.75gm), no mint or date. Nashk script. O:al-hamd lillah / rabb / al-’alamin (“praise be to Allah, Lord of the Universe”).
ISLAMIC al-Maghreb, Idris II AH 175-213 / AD 791-828 Dirham Silver 24mm 2.22g - ISLAMIC, al-Maghreb (North Africa). Idris II, AH 175-213 / AD 791-828. Dirham (Silver, 24 mm, 2.22 g). ‘lā ilāha [illā] / Allāh waḥdahū / lā sharīka lahū / …’ (‘There is no deity but Allah, the One, there is no partner to Him. ).
ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. temp. Al-Mahdi, AH 158-169 / AD 775-785 - ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mahdi, AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. Hemidrachm (Silver, 24 mm, 1.95 g, 4 h), citing the governor of Tabaristan, Umar ibn al-'Ala (AH 154-164 = AD 771-780), Tabaristan, PYE 128 = AH 163 = 779/80.
704MB3Y) ILKHAN: Abu Sa'id, 1316-1335, AR 6 dirhams (9.37g), Bazar the camp mint - (704MB3Y) ILKHAN: Abu Sa'id, 1316-1335, AR 6 dirhams (9.37g), Bazar (the camp mint), AH730, A-2213, lovely strike, without any weakness, VF-EF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
406CHC3Y) VERY RARE ABBASID: al-Hadi, 785-786, AR dirham (2.92g), Kirman, AH169, - (406CHC3Y) ABBASID: al-Hadi, 785-786, AR dirham (2.92g), Kirman, AH169, caliph cited as al-khalifa musa, A-217.1, EF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-61) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector s card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
215KR3Y) UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, AR dirham (2.80g), al-Bab, درهم الباب - (215KR3Y) UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, AR dirham (2.80g), al-Bab, AH 120, A-137, Klat-147, VF. Al-Bab is now the city of Derbent in the Republic of Dagestan in the Russian Federation. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
1710-1778 AD Indonesia Islamic Tin 1 Pitis Zarb fi Bilad Palembang 1.0g Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Zarb fi Bilad Palembang. 1710-1778 AD. (1.0g; about 20.3mm). R./ Plain. Mitchiner & Yih (2013:33-36) date these coins to a period between AD 1710–1778.
1710-1778 AD Indonesia Islamic Tin 1 Pitis Zarb fi Bilad Palembang 0.39g Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Zarb fi Bilad Palembang. 1710-1778 AD. (0.39g; about 14.2mm). R./ Plain. Mitchiner & Yih (2013:33-36) date these coins to a period between AD 1710–1778.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-81) - 888-912 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (275-300 H / 888-912 d.C.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (7) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
1710-1778 AD Indonesia Sultanate of Palembang Pitis Zarb fi Bilad Palembang Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Zarb fi Bilad Palembang. 1710-1778 AD. (about 1.3g; about 20mm). R./ Plain. Mitchiner & Yih (2013:33-36) date these coins to a period between AD 1710–1778.
1203 AH 1789 AD Indonesia Sultanate of Palembang 1 Pitis Muhammad Bahauddin Coin - Indonesia, Sultanate of Palembang (Islamic States of Indonesia) Tin 1 Pitis, Sultan Muhammad Bahauddin. 1203 AH (1789 AD). (about. 7g; about 18mm). R./ Plain.This type is part of a series issued between AH 1200-1204 (= AD 1785-1790), which corresponds to the reign of Muhammad Bahauddin (1776–1803) in the Palembang Sultanate.
2001FBB3Y) BUWAYHID Samsam al-Dawla 978-983 AV dinar 4.89g Suq al-Ahwaz UNC - (2001FBB3Y) BUWAYHID: Samsam al-Dawla, 978-983, AV dinar (4.89g), Suq al-Ahwaz, AH370, ruler cited as al-marzuban bin 'adud al-dawla, A-1567, V-shape graffiti above the obverse field, lustrous AU. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
*Lucernae* Al-Hakam I Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 201 H. (817 A.D.) - Silver dirham (2,72 g. 27 mm.). minted in al-Andalus (actual Cordoba city in Southern Spain), in the year 201 H (817 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. Date201 H. (817 A.D.). Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Al-Hakam I (180-206 H / 796-822 AD).
886-AH 1481 AD medieval silver Akce Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II - This is a stunning example of a medieval silver Akce from the Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II. The coin bears the date of 886 AH, which translates to 1481 AD. It has been certified by NGC with a grade of AU 55. The coin features intricate inscriptions, showcasing the Islamic origin and era of the piece. It is a highly sought-after item for collectors of medieval coins and would make a beautiful addition to any collection.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham (#833) Madinat al-Zahra' 339 H. - Spain - Cordoba´s Caliphate, Abd al-Rahman III 300-350 A.D. / 912-961 H. Silver dirham (3,16 g. 26 mm) minted in Madinat al-Zahra in 339 H. (951 A.D.). Reverse Legend(#833). RulerAbd al-Rahman III. Date339 H.
Ancient Islamic Ottoman Silver Coin - Abdulmejid II - 1936 - Made of high-quality bronze, this coin is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic art and numismatics. Get your hands on this exquisite coin and own a piece of Islamic history.
Ilkhanate.Mongol Empire.Two dirhams.Lot 403 - The Ilkhanate's core territory lies in what is now part of the countries ofIran ,Azerbaijan, andTurkey. Later Ilkhanate rulers, beginning withGhazan in 1295, converted toIslam. In the 1330s, the Ilkhanate was ravaged by theBlack Death.
Ancient Islamic Silver Coin - This ancient Islamic silver coin is a unique addition to any coin collection. Crafted from high-quality silver, this coin is a tangible piece of history that reflects the values and culture of the Islamic empire.
Seljuq Rum Sultanate, "Three Brothers," A.D. 1270 silver Dirham, NGC MS-61 - In what is now the Republic of Turkey, the brothers Kaykaus II, Kilij Arslan IV, and Kayqubad tried to rule as joint Sultans upon the death of their father, Kaykhusraw II, but the sultanate was a vassal to the Mongol Empire to the east, and eyes were upon them, so it didn't work out.
AH615-635 AYYUBID AL-KAMIL NGC AU 58 AH634 Al-Qahira - This beautiful coin from the Ayyubid period is a treasure for any collector interested in Islamic history. Made of high-quality gold, it has been certified by NGC AU 58. The intricate design showcases the artistic skills of the medieval era and is truly a unique piece to add to any collection.The coin belongs to the Coins & Paper Money category and specifically to the Coins: Medieval and Islamic subcategories. Its origin is from the Ayyubid period and it has been preserved in excellent condition. This is a must-have for any collector who appreciates the historical significance and beauty of such coins.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH842-857 BURJI MAMLUK - JAQMAQ ASHRAF NGC AU Details - The coin's significance lies not only in its historical and cultural value, but also in its rarity and quality. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of history.
AH842-857 BURJI MAMLUK - JAQMAQ ASHRAF NGC AU Details - This exquisite coin from the Burji Mamluk era is a true gem for any collector of Islamic medieval coins. With a NGC Grade AU Details certification, it is guaranteed to be a valuable addition to your collection. The coin features the Jaqmaq Ashraf and is a testament to the rich history and culture of the Islamic civilization.The origin of the coin is rooted in the Mamluk dynasty that ruled from the 13th to the 16th century in Egypt, Syria, and Palestine. Its intricate design and fine craftsmanship make it a unique and timeless piece of history that speaks volumes about the era it came from. Add this rare and remarkable coin to your collection today.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH386-411 FATIMID AL-HAKIM NGC AU Details - This exquisite coin from the Fatimid era is a true gem for collectors of Islamic coins. The coin bears the image of Al-Hakim, who ruled the Fatimid caliphate from AH 386-411. The coin has been certified by NGC and has been given a grade of AU Details, ensuring its authenticity and making it a valuable addition to any collection.The coin is a testament to the rich history and culture of the Islamic world during the medieval era. With its intricate design and historical significance, it is sure to be a prized possession for any collector of coins from this era. Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH386-411 FATIMID AL-HAKIM NGC UNC Details - This stunning coin from the Fatimid Era showcases intricate Islamic designs and is certified by NGC UNC Details. With a rich history dating back to AH386-411, this coin is sure to impress collectors of Medieval coins and those interested in Islamic art and culture.The coin's origin speaks to its historical significance, while its certification guarantees its authenticity and high quality. The intricate designs and attention to detail make this coin a true masterpiece. Add this rare gem to your collection today.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH386-411 FATIMID AL-HAKIM NGC AU Details - This exquisite coin from the Fatimid era, minted during the reign of Al-Hakim, holds a significant place in Islamic history. Its intricate design and craftsmanship are a testament to the skill and artistry of the medieval era. The coin has been certified by NGC, ensuring its authenticity and adding value to any collection.Its provenance and historical significance make it a must-have for any serious collector of Islamic coins. The coin's condition is exceptional, with an NGC grade of AU Details, making it a rare and valuable addition to any numismatic collection. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning Fatimid coin.certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH616-631 ZANGID NASIR AL-DIN MAHMUD NGC AU Details - This exquisite coin from the Zangid era, minted during the reign of Nasir al-Din Mahmud, features stunning Islamic calligraphy and intricate designs. Certified by NGC with an AU Details grade, this coin is a rare and valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins.With its rich history and intricate craftsmanship, this coin offers a glimpse into the art and culture of the Zangid dynasty. Whether you're a seasoned collector or new to the world of numismatics, this exquisite coin is sure to impress. Add it to your collection today!Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH386-411 FATIMID AL-HAKIM NGC AU Detailsc AH391. Al-Mansuriya - This rare and valuable coin from the Fatimid era is a true treasure for collectors. With a composition of pure gold and certified by NGC, this piece is a must-have for any serious collector of world coins. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a unique addition to any collection. The coin is in excellent condition, with only minor wear consistent with its age and history. Its NGC grade of AU Details further confirms its authenticity and quality. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history with this beautiful Fatimid coin. Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
Ancient Islamic Ottoman Silver Dirham - This is a rare and valuable ancient Islamic Ottoman Silver Dirham that is sure to be a prized addition to any collection. The piece features intricate designs and details reminiscent of the Medieval era. Its composition is crafted from high-quality silver and has stood the test of time, making it a perfect item for collectors of historic coins. This piece is of great value due to its origin and strong cultural significance.
Umayyad Dirham,al-Walid 705-715 AD.lot 395 - The Umayyad Caliphate ruled over a vast multiethnic and multicultural population. This policy also boosted Mu'awiya's popularity and solidified Syria as his power base. The Umayyad era is often considered the formative period inIslamic art.
Ancient Islamic Umayyad Dirham - Amazing Quality - This ancient Islamic Umayyad Dirham is a remarkable piece of history. Crafted with exquisite detail and precision, its quality and design are simply amazing. Its historical significance and unique features are sure to make it a valuable addition to any collection.
Ilkhans ULJAYTU sunface AE Fals ND Ilkhan Mongol, 17 mm RARE - This is a rare 17mm copper coin with a sunface design from the Ilkhan Mongol era. It is ungraded and uncertified, making it a unique addition to any coin collection. The KM number is KM#, and it is believed to have originated in the Islamic region. This coin is a must-have for any medieval coin enthusiast......#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin holds great historical significance as it was minted during the rule of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, who was known as a fierce opponent of Genghis Khan. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9 and is estimated to be from the era of Medieval times, specifically between 1200 to 1220. It has not been graded or certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection for its rarity and historical significance. The coin depicts Islamic origin, and it is a great piece for collectors of medieval Islamic coins......#NumisHobbyShop
UMAYYAD ANONYMOUS BALKH AH93 AH109 Marw - Marw Rud was once an important city on the Murghab River about 100 miles southeast of Marw at the modern Afghan border.
UMAYYAD ANONYMOUS BALKH AH93 -AH109 Marw - Marw Rud was once an important city on the Murghab River about 100 miles southeast of Marw at the modern Afghan border.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin holds great historical significance as it was minted during the rule of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, who was known as a fierce opponent of Genghis Khan. The coin is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9 and is estimated to be from the era of Medieval times, specifically between 1200 to 1220. It has not been graded or certified, but it is a valuable addition to any collection for its rarity and historical significance. The coin depicts Islamic origin, and it is a great piece for collectors of medieval Islamic coins......#NumisHobbyShop
Islamic Timurid Anonymous Samarqand Falus ND - This copper coin from the Islamic era features an anonymous Samarqand falus design. With a fineness of 0.99999, this ungraded and uncertified coin is a must-have for collectors interested in the rich history of Islamic coins. The coin's composition and era make it a unique addition to any collection, and its origins in Samarqand add to its historical significance. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of Islamic coinage history.....#NumisHobbyShop
Ancient Islamic Thick Silver Janpur Coin - This beautiful silver coin is a remarkable piece of history from the Islamic era. Its origin can be traced back to Janpur and it is composed of high-quality silver.
Ancient Islamic Samanid Silver Coin - This ancient Islamic Samanid silver coin is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic history. Its composition of silver adds to its value and makes it a prized possession for those who appreciate the beauty and significance of such artifacts.
Ancient Islamic Abbasid Coin - Harūn Ar Rashid - 800 AD - Toned Coin - This coin dates back to 800 AD and has a beautiful toning. The origin of the coin is believed to be from the Abbasid Caliphate, a dynasty that ruled from 750 to 1258. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this historical artifact to your collection.
Ancient Silver Islamic Seljuk Of Rum Coin Kaykhusraw III - 1260 - This ancient silver coin is a valuable piece of history from the Islamic Seljuk of Rum era under the reign of Kaykhusraw III in the year 1260. The coin's origins can be traced back to the Middle Ages, making it a rare and remarkable addition to any collection.
Silver akce, Sultan Selim the Grim (1512-1520), Novar, Ottoman Empire - Nasruhu Azze Duriba Bi Novar Sana 918 ("May he be victorious, struck in Novar, in the year 918". Mint of Novar, dated to the frozen accession date 918 AH (1512 CE). 11mm, 0.65 grams. Novar mint. Album 1315; cf. Zeno 254758. ).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,1.02 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.84 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.99 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 0.99 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.97 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.97 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.94 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.94 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.01 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 0.93 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.02 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 12mm, 0.97 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.0 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.97 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 12mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.95 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.87 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 12mm, 1.04 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.97 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.00 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.99 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 1.09 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 1.0mm, 0.99 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 12mm, 0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 1.0 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.0 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 1.05 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.88 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.98 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 11mm, 0.99 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.95 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm,0.95 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Silver akce of Mehmed the Conqueror (1444-1481), Edirne, Ottoman Empire - (Muhammad ibn Murad, Azze Nasruhu. 855") // Khallada mulkahu, Duriba bi Edirne ("May his Kingdom perpetuate, struck at Edirne"). 10mm, 0.90 grams. Edirne mint, struck during his second reign, dated to the frozen year 855 AH (1451 CE).
Islamic Timurid Anonymous Zarbe Baldat Falus Balkh ND - This Islamic Timurid coin is a valuable addition to any coin collection. Crafted from high-quality copper and featuring a beautiful design, this coin is a must-have for any medieval coin enthusiast. With 0.99999 fineness and ungraded grade, the coin is a representation of the rich Islamic history. The coin has not been certified but is an authentic anonymous Zarbe Baldat Falus Balkh ND......#NumisHobbyShop
AH365-386 FATIMID AL-'AZIZ NIZAR NGC AU Details AH376. Al-Mansuriya - This rare gold coin from the Fatimid dynasty features the image of Al-'Aziz Nizar and has been certified by NGC for authenticity. The composition of the coin is gold, adding to its value and rarity. This coin is a must-have for collectors of world coins and those interested in the history of the Fatimid dynasty. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history!Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
Abbasid Caliphate Medieval Bronze Coin - 750 to 1258 CE - With Display Box - However, the aversion of images should not be confused with a lack of culture—the Abbasid Caliphate is synonymous with theGolden Age of Islam, a period in which science, culture, and invention flourished that ended with theMongol invasion in 1258.
AH365-386 FATIMID AL-'AZIZ NIZAR NGC AU Details - This exquisite coin from the Fatimid era features the iconic ruler Al-'Aziz Nizar and has been graded by NGC as AU Details. Crafted from high-quality gold, this coin is a must-have for any serious collector.With its intricate design and historical significance, this coin is sure to be a valuable addition to your collection. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, this piece is a great investment. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
Ah365-386 Fatimid Al-'Aziz Nizar Ngc Au 55 - This rare and exquisite coin from the Fatimid dynasty is a true gem for any collector. Crafted from lustrous gold, it bears the distinctive markings of the reign of Al-'Aziz Nizar. Certified by NGC, this coin has been graded as AU 55, attesting to its quality and authenticity. Ideal for enthusiasts of world coins and those interested in the history of the Fatimid dynasty, this coin offers a precious glimpse into the past. Its intricate design and superb craftsmanship make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH926-974 OTTOMAN SULTAN SULEYMAN 1 NGC AU 55 (Halab) - This is a stunning Ottoman Suleyman I Sultan coin dating back to the Medieval era. It has been certified by NGC and has a Grade of AU 55. The coin features intricate Islamic designs and is a true collector's item. The origin of this coin can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire and has been preserved in excellent condition. It belongs to the category of Coins & Paper Money, specifically Medieval Islamic coins. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH301-331 SAMANID NASR II NGC AU Details AH326 Nishapur - Its intricate design and historic significance make it a must-have for those interested in world coins. The year of minting, AH301, marks an important period in Islamic history and adds to the value of this rare find.
AH365-386 FATIMID AL-'AZIZ NIZAR NGC AU Details AH384, Al-Mansuriya - This gold coin from the Fatimid dynasty of Egypt, minted between AH365-386, features the bust of the Caliph Al-'Aziz Nizar and has been certified by NGC. With a grade of AU Details, this coin is in excellent condition and is ideal for collectors of world coins.
AH386-411 FATIMID NGC AU Details - This exquisite gold coin dates back to the medieval era specifically between AH386-411. It has been certified by NGC and has a grade of AU detail, ensuring its authenticity and historical value. The coin features intricate designs and symbols, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of the time. It belongs to the category of Coins & Paper Money, specifically medieval Islamic coins. Add this rare and valuable piece to your collection today.Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
Medieval Islamic coin - Dirham - Mongol coin (Ilkhans) *GXX10 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
Abbasid Era TAHIRID: Talha ibn Tahir, 822-828, AR dirham, Mint: Abarshahr, RARE - ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. TAHIRID: Talha ibn Tahir, 822-828, AR dirham (3.04g), Mint: Abarshahr, Dated: AH210, A-1393, rare mint for the Tahirids, choice VF, RARE. The dynasty was founded byTahir ibn Husayn, a leading general in the service of theAbbasid caliphal-Ma'mun.
1200-1220 Khwarezmshans Ala ad-Din Muhammad II AE Jital Kurzuwan Elephant Coin - Ala ad-Din Muhammad II (1200-1220), AE jital. Kurzuwan mint, (2.33g, 14.6mm). O./ Shackled elephant facing right. His victories were all for naught, though. In one of the most ill-advised moves in all of world history, he decided to execute emissaries from Genghis Khan.
*Lucernae* al Hakam II Dirham Religious leg. (#980-DIR) Madinat 353 H. 964 AD - Silver dirham (2.50 g, 24 mm.). Minted in Madinat al-Zahra (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in 353 AH ( 964 A.D.). Ruleral Hakam II. Date353 H. 964 AD. Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Al-Hakam II (350-366 H /961-976 AD).
*Lucernae* al Hakam II Dirham Religious leg. (#979-DIR) Madinat 354 H. 965 AD - Silver dirham (2.45 g, 22 mm.). Minted in Madinat al-Zahra (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in 354 AH ( 965 A.D.). Ruleral Hakam II. Date354 H. 965 AD. Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Al-Hakam II (350-366 H /961-976 AD).
Medieval Islamic coin - Mamluk coin - fals - Medieval Egyptian coin *FX14 - And the word "fals" derived from "follis", a Roman and later Byzantine copper coin. Old coins and banknotes are unique and irreplaceable treasures. What you do you cannot undo! Even water can change the way they look forever.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (#745) Medina Azahara 338 H. - Spain - Califato de Córdoba - Abd al-Rahman III 300-350 d.C. / 912-961 H. Reverse LegendCaliphate (#745). RulerAbd al-Rahman III. Date338 H. Almost uncirculated. All the information perfectly readable, date, minkmark and assayer.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (#737) Medina 337 H-948 AD - Silver dirham (2,53 g, 24 mm.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.). Reverse LegendCaliphate (#737). RulerAbd al-Rahman III. Date337 H-948 AD. reference: 2022-537 (737-DIR).
*Lucernae* al Hakam II Dirham Religious leg. (#978-DIR) Madinat 353 H. 964 AD - Silver dirham (2.20 g, 23 mm.). Minted in Madinat al-Zahra (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain), in 353 AH ( 964 A.D.). Ruleral Hakam II. Date353 H. 964 AD. Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Al-Hakam II (350-366 H /961-976 AD).
AYYUBID: al-Nasir Yusuf I (Saladin) Islamic Fals Salahudin Crusades Coin - This Islamic Fals coin was minted during the medieval era under the reign of al-Nasir Yusuf I, also known as Saladin, the famous Muslim leader during the Crusades. The coin is made of silver with a fineness of 0.9 and has not been graded or certified. It depicts the denomination of Fals and bears no indication of the country or region of manufacture.The coin's historical significance lies in its association with the Ayyubid dynasty, which Saladin founded and ruled. As a symbol of Islamic culture and heritage, this coin is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic artifacts.
Silver triple dirhem of the Jalairid Shaykh Oweys ibn Hasan Buzurg (1356-1374), - This is a stunning silver triple dirhem from the Jalairid era, featuring the image of Shaykh Oweys ibn Hasan Buzurg. The coin has a denomination of Dinar and is believed to have originated from the Islamic region. It is made of high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. The coin was manufactured in an unknown country/region and is not certified. This coin is a must-have for collectors of medieval Islamic coins.
ABBASID REVOLUTION: Sulayman b. 'Abd Allah Fals RRR - Islamic - Early Post-Reform ABBASID REVOLUTION: Sulayman b. 'Abd Allah, 755-757, AE fals (2.98g), NM, ND, A-C209, struck in Sijistan, but with the Qur'an verse 42:23 instead of the mint & date in the obverse margin; with unusual countermark in the reverse center (pentafoil above star), Fine, RRR. (69) Authentic
IS21-59 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, horseman - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
Ottoman copper coin, 17th century. - Ottoman copper coin, 17th century. ORIGINAL AND 100% A good collection choice! Weight 1.8 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
IS21-58 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, horseman - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
*Lucernae* al Hakam II Dirham Square legend. #972 Madinat al-Zahra' 360 H - Silver Dirham (3.05 g, 24 mm)minted in Madinat al-Zahra' in the year 360 H. (970 A.D.). Ruleral Hakam II. Scarce year. Very rare square legend. Reverse LegendSquare legend. Spain-Caliphate of Cordoba-Al-Hakam II (350-366 H / 961-976 AD).
1 Islamic Abbasid Caliphate AR Dirham Silver (One Coin) - ISLAMIC , Abbasid Caliphate AR Dirham Silver This listing is for 1 Abbasid Caliphate silver Dirham coin. It will be a random coin from the pictured coins. There will not be any broken or cull coins. Average weight 2.8 grams
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 as independent ruler - This silver coin from the Ghaznavid era features the likeness of Sultan Mahmud, who ruled as an independent ruler between AH 389-421. The coin is an exquisite example of Islamic numismatics, with a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded and uncertified. The coin is a stunning addition to any collection of medieval coins and paper money. Those interested in the history of Islamic coinage will appreciate the opportunity to own this piece from the Ghaznavid dynasty.
Abbasid Caliphate: Khalifa al-Ma'mun, 810-833 AR dirham Mint:al-Shash, VERY RARE - The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the thirdcaliphate to succeed the Islamic prophetMuhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region ofKhorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power inSyria andIraq.
Abbasid: Khalifa Harun al-Rashid, 786-809, AR Dirham, Mint: Sijistan, RARE TYPE - ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate : Khalifa Harun al-Rashid, 786-809, AR Silver Dirham (2.88g), Mint: Sijistan, Dated 175 Hijri, with three large pellet in lower right on reverse field,citing the governor Bin Khazim, RARE Mint and Very rare type.
ISLAMIC, al-Maghreb (North Africa). Almohads (al-Muwahhidun) AH 558-668 AR Half - (ISLAMIC, al-Maghreb (North Africa). Almohads (al-Muwahhidun). Abu Ya\'qub Yusuf I to Abu\'l-\'Ula Idris II. AH 558-668 / AD 1163-1269. AR Half Square Dirham ( 0.71 g). ) was a North African Berber Muslim empire founded in the 12th century.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (#960) Medina 339 H-951 AD - Silver dirham (2,87 g, 24 mm.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.). Reverse LegendCaliphate (#960). RulerAbd al-Rahman III. Date339 H-951 AD. EF condition with all the information in good order and perfectly readable, mint year, mintmark, assayer.
IS16-151 Harun Al-Rashid, legendary caliph of 1001 Nights, Silver Dirham, 189AH - One factual tale is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun sent to Charlemagne. Among what is known to be fictional is The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, which contains many stories that are fantasized by Harun's magnificent court and even Harun al-Rashid himself.".
IS16-148 Harun Al-Rashid, legendary caliph of 1001 Nights, Silver Dirham, 187AH - One factual tale is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun sent to Charlemagne. Among what is known to be fictional is The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, which contains many stories that are fantasized by Harun's magnificent court and even Harun al-Rashid himself.".
IS16-147 Harun Al-Rashid, legendary caliph of 1001 Nights, Silver Dirham, 188AH - One factual tale is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun sent to Charlemagne. Among what is known to be fictional is The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, which contains many stories that are fantasized by Harun's magnificent court and even Harun al-Rashid himself.".
(Ah315-323) Ziyarid Mardawij B. Ziyar NGC UNC Details - This Islamic gold coin from the medieval era bears the inscription of Ziyarid Mardawij B. Ziyar and has been certified by NGC with an UNC details grade. The coin dates back to Ah315 and is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval coins. It has been well-preserved over the years. The beautiful design and historical significance of this coin make it a must-have for collectors of Islamic and medieval coins. The intricate details and composition of the coin showcase the impressive craftsmanship of the time and highlight the rich cultural heritage of the era. This coin is a unique and rare find that tells a story of the past and is sure to be a prized possession for any collector.Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
AH365-386 Fatimid Al-‘aziz Nizam NGC AU Details - This exquisite gold coin dates back to the Medieval era, specifically the reign of Al-'aziz Nizam in the year Ah365-386. It showcases Islamic art and culture with intricate details, and has been certified by NGC for its authenticity and quality. Is a valuable addition to any collection.Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
(Ah315-323) Ziyarid Mardawij B. Ziyar NGC MS 62 - This exquisite coin from the Ziyarid era is a true masterpiece. This rare piece has been certified by NGC with a grade of MS 62. The intricate design showcases the Islamic origins and medieval era of the coin, making it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss out on the chance to own this piece of history!Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
(Ah558-599) Ghorid Ghiyath Al-din Muhammad Debased Issue NGC AU Details - This exquisite coin from the Ghorid dynasty dates back to the Medieval era, specifically to the year Ah558. This coin is a testament to the incredible artistry and craftsmanship of the time. It features a stunning depiction of Ghiyath Al-din Muhammad, the ruler of the Ghorid dynasty during this period.Not only is this coin a stunning piece of history, it is also certified by the NGC, ensuring its authenticity and quality. As an Islamic artifact, it holds immense cultural and historical significance. Add this rare and valuable coin to your collection today and own a piece of Medieval history.Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
(Ah511-552) Sanjay As Sultan NGC XF Details - This exquisite coin from the Medieval Islamic era boasts a stunning design that will capture the attention of any collector. it bears the image of Sanjay As Sultan, a prominent figure in Islamic history. Certified by NGC, this coin is a must-have for any serious collector of medieval Islamic coins.The intricate details on this coin speak to the skill and craftsmanship of the ancient artisans who created it. Its composition of gold gives it a weight and value that has stood the test of time. This rare find belongs in the collection of any numismatist who values the rich history and culture of the Islamic world. Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
(Ah371-435) Ziyarid Al-muzaffar B. ‘Ali NGC AU55 - This rare Islamic gold coin from the medieval era is a true treasure for any collector. Minted during the reign of Ziyarid Al-muzaffar B. Ali in AH371, this coin has been certified by NGC with a grade of AU55 intricate design make it a valuable addition to any collection. It is a testament to the rich history of the Islamic civilization and its contributions to numismatics. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
(Ah473-484) Sulayhid Al-mukarram NGC UNC Details - This beautiful coin dates back to the medieval era, specifically between the years of Ah473-484. features an Islamic design. The coin has been certified by NGC as having UNC details.In addition to its historical significance, this coin is a great addition to any collection of Islamic or medieval coins. With its intricate design and high grade, it is sure to be a prized possession. Don't miss the opportunity to own this stunning piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
(Ah427-487) Fatimid Al-mustansir Abu Tamim Ma’add NGC AU Details - This stunning Fatimid coin features the image of Al-mustansir Abu Tamim Ma'add, from the Islamic era. this coin is a true treasure. Certified by NGC for its authenticity and grade, this coin is a must-have for any serious collector.The coin was minted during the period from Ah427-487 and is in excellent condition. Its composition and origin, as well as its historical significance make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
Abbasid. al-Mahdi (AH158-169 / AD 775-785) gold Dinar AH 161, AU Details NGC. - This is a rare and beautiful gold Dinar from the Abbasid era, specifically during the reign of al-Mahdi. The coin was minted in AH 161 and has been certified by NGC for its authenticity.The coin is a valuable addition to any collection of medieval coins or Islamic artifacts. Its composition of gold makes it a highly sought-after item for collectors and investors alike. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of history with this stunning Abbasid gold Dinar.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
(Ah596-617) Khwarizmshahs Muhammad NGC AU58 - This stunning gold coin from the Khwarizmshahs Muhammad era is a true treasure for any collector of Islamic medieval coins. With a fineness of 0.8 and a grade of AU 58, this piece has been certified by NGC for its quality and authenticity. Its year of production, Ah596, adds to its historical significance. The coin features intricate designs and details that speak to the artistic prowess of the time period. Its composition of gold adds to its inherent value and rarity. This piece belongs to the Coins & Paper Money category and specifically the Medieval Islamic Coins subcategory. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this exceptional piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be providing
(Ah371-435) Ziyarid Al-muzaffar B. ‘Ali NGC AU55 - This stunning Islamic gold coin from the medieval era is a true masterpiece. With its intricate design and high fineness of 0.8, it is a rare and valuable addition to any collection. The coin has been certified by NGC and has a grade of AU 55, making it a highly sought-after piece.Dating back to Ah371, during the reign of Ziyarid Al-muzaffar B. Ali, this coin is a testament to the rich history of the Islamic world. Its composition of gold adds to its allure and ensures its enduring value. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this exquisite piece of history.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
Abbasid. temp. Harun al-Rashid (AH 170-193) gold Dinar AH 187 AU Details NGC. - This is an exquisite gold Dinar from the Islamic era of Abbasid, specifically during the reign of Harun al-Rashid. It has been graded in detail and certified by NGC. The coin is from AH 170-193 and features fineness of 0.8. The composition of the coin is pure gold and it is a remarkable piece ball 00 great soccer that I’m gonna tell that to Egar how much BelaCertified by NGCTracking number will be provided
(AH690-694) Ilkhanid Gaykhatu NGC MS61 - This stunning coin from the Ilkhanid era features beautiful Islamic calligraphy and a design that speaks to the rich history of the region. Crafted from high-quality gold with a fineness of 0.8, this coin is a true masterpiece of medieval numismatics. It has been certified by NGC and graded MS 61, ensuring its authenticity and value. The coin was minted during the reign of Gaykhatu between AH690-694, making it a rare and valuable addition to any collection of Islamic coins. Showcasing the intricate artistry and historical significance of the era, this Ilkhanid coin is a must-have for any serious collector or enthusiast of medieval numismatics.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
(Ah315-323) Ziyarid Mardawij B Ziyar MS62 - The Ziyarid Mardawij B Ziyar MS62 is a rare find and a valuable addition to any collection of coins and paper money from the Islamic period. The coin is certified by NGC and graded MS 62, ensuring its authenticity and value.
(AH379-430) Buwayhid Haha Al-Darla Abu Nasr NGC MS62. - This is a rare and valuable coin from the medieval era, specifically the Buwayhid dynasty in Islamic history. It features the image of Haha Al-Darla Abu Nasr and has been graded MS 62, indicating excellent quality. This coin is a must-have for any serious collector of medieval Islamic coins and is sure to be a prized addition to any collection.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
AH315-323 Ziyarid Mardawij B Ziyar MS62 - This exquisite coin from the Ziyarid era showcases the stunning craftsmanship of medieval Islamic numismatics. With its intricate design and exceptional preservation, this coin is a must-have for any serious collector. Its grade of MS62 attests to its excellent quality and historical significance.As one of the few surviving examples of this coin, it represents a rare opportunity for collectors to own a piece of history. The coin's origins in the Ziyarid dynasty make it a valuable addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins. Don't miss your chance to own this remarkable piece of numismatic history.Certified by NGC Tracking number will be provided
AH315-323 Ziyarid Mardawj B Ziyar NGC MS 62 - This stunning coin from the Ziyarid dynasty is sure to catch the eye of any collector interested in Islamic medieval coins. With a grade of MS 62, it is clear that this coin is in excellent condition and ready to be added to a collection. The intricate design and historical significance make it a must-have for any serious collector of medieval Islamic coins. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this rare and unique piece to your collection.Certified by NGCTracking number will be provided
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This is a Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned figure who famously fought against Genghis Khan in the medieval era. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. It belongs to the category of Islamic coins and falls under the KM number of tyre#229. The coin is not certified and dates back to the years 1200 to 1220.......#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This is a Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned figure who famously fought against Genghis Khan in the medieval era. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. It belongs to the category of Islamic coins and falls under the KM number of tyre#229. The coin is not certified and dates back to the years 1200 to 1220.......#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This is a Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned figure who famously fought against Genghis Khan in the medieval era. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. It belongs to the category of Islamic coins and falls under the KM number of tyre#229. The coin is not certified and dates back to the years 1200 to 1220.......#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This is a Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned figure who famously fought against Genghis Khan in the medieval era. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. It belongs to the category of Islamic coins and falls under the KM number of tyre#229. The coin is not certified and dates back to the years 1200 to 1220.......#NumisHobbyShop
Rare Countermarked Anatolia: Ali Beg 1366-1380 Silver Dirham. 20mm Nice! M1410 - This is a rare and unique Anatolian silver dirham from the Islamic era, specifically minted during the reign of Ali Beg from 1366-1380. The coin has a diameter of 20mm and bears a countermark, adding to its historical significance. It is a great addition to any collection of medieval coins or Islamic artifacts.The coin's composition is silver, but its certification is uncertified. Despite this, its authenticity is undeniable due to its distinct features and historical value. Don't miss the chance to own this piece of history. Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
GREAT MONGOLS The Famous Chingiz Khan 1206-1227 AE Mint Qunduz, Bow & Arrow Rare - ISLAMIC, Mongols. Great Khans.temp. Chingiz (Genghis), AH 602-624 / AD 1206-1227. AE Jital (Bronze, 4.15 g, ), bow-and-arrow type, Qunduz. Decorative horseman to left. Rev. bow-and-arrow motif within a hexafoil; above, ‘ʿadl’ (‘Justice’ in Arabic); mint formula in the margin, with the words ‘al-dirham’ and ‘bi Qundū[z]’ clearly legible.
Mongol Empire. Golden Horde. Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758, AR Dirham Bazar mint - ISLAMIC, Mongol Empire. Golden Horde.Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758 / AD 1342-1357. 4 Dirhams ( 2.20 g), citing Jani Beg (in Arabic) and struck under the authority of Amir Wali, Bazar mint, probably struck in or near Astarabad, without date, circa AH 757-758.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #47 - Lustrous Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #46 - Lustrous Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #45 - Lustrous Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #44 - Lustrous Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #43 - Lustrous Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Mongol Empire. Golden Horde. Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758, AR Dirham Bazar mint - ISLAMIC, Mongol Empire. Golden Horde.Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758 / AD 1342-1357. 4 Dirhams ( 2.03 g), citing Jani Beg (in Arabic) and struck under the authority of Amir Wali, Bazar mint, probably struck in or near Astarabad, without date, circa AH 757-758.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #42 - Lustrous Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Mongol Empire. Golden Horde. Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758, AR Dirham Bazar mint - ISLAMIC, Mongol Empire. Golden Horde.Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758 / AD 1342-1357. 4 Dirhams ( 2.69 g), citing Jani Beg (in Arabic) and struck under the authority of Amir Wali, Bazar mint, probably struck in or near Astarabad, without date, circa AH 757-758.
SILVER TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #41 - Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291, AR Silver Dirham, Mint: Mardin - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
Mongol Empire. Golden Horde. Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758, AR Dirham Bazar mint - ISLAMIC, Mongol Empire. Golden Horde.Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758 / AD 1342-1357. 4 Dirhams ( 2.72 g), citing Jani Beg (in Arabic) and struck under the authority of Amir Wali, Bazar mint, probably struck in or near Astarabad, without date, circa AH 757-758.
Mongol Empire. Golden Horde. Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758, AR Dirham Bazar mint - ISLAMIC, Mongol Empire. Golden Horde.Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758 / AD 1342-1357. 4 Dirhams ( 2.24 g), citing Jani Beg (in Arabic) and struck under the authority of Amir Wali, Bazar mint, probably struck in or near Astarabad, without date, circa AH 757-758.
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291, AR Silver Dirham, Mint: Mardin - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291, Dirham, Hawk & sun type Shi'ite kalima - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291, AR Silver Dirham, Mint: Mardin - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291, Dirham, Hawk & sun type Shi'ite kalima - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291, AR Silver Dirham, Mint: Mardin - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
Mongol Empire. Golden Horde. Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758, AR Dirham Bazar mint - ISLAMIC, Mongol Empire. Golden Horde.Jani Beg (Jambek), AH 743-758 / AD 1342-1357. 4 Dirhams ( 2.83 g), citing Jani Beg (in Arabic) and struck under the authority of Amir Wali, Bazar mint, probably struck in or near Astarabad, without date, circa AH 757-758.
CH AU tabaristan AR Hemidrachm 780-793 AD Fire Altar Attendants Coin - This exquisite coin from the Islamic era depicts fire altar attendants during the reign of the Tabaristan dynasty. Minted between 780-793 AD, this CH AU silver Hemidrachm is a must-have for any medieval coin collector. The intricate details and historical significance of this coin make it a valuable addition to any collection.
islamic coins Umayyad . Fals. Abd al-llah bin 'Iyadh, Al Mawsil - Islamic ISLAMIC, Umayyad Caliphate. temp. Hisham ibn 'Abd al-Malik, AH 105-125 / AD 724-743. Fals, struck under the governor, Abd al-llah bin 'Iyadh, Al Mawsil (Mosul) mint, undated, but after AH 110 (728 AD). Album 193. 23 mm, 2.30 g (76) Authentic
EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Hisham ibn Abdulmalak 724-743 AD #38 - EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Hisham ibn Abdulmalak 724-743 AD 2.85 gr, 28mm, Wasit Mint. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
CH EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, al-Walid (b. Abd al-Malik), 705-715 AD #37-1 - CH EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, al-Walid (b. Abd al-Malik), 705-715 AD 2.91 gr, 25mm, Sabur Mint. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
CH EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD #38-1 - CH EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD 2.45 gr, 26mm, Wasit Mint #38. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
CH EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Yazid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD #39 - CH EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Yazid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD 2.79 gr, 26mm, Wasit Mint #39. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
AU-EF SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD #31 - CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD 2.78 gr, 27mm, Wasit Mint #31. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD #32 - CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD 2.85 gr, 26mm, Wasit Mint #32. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD #33 - CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Walid ibn Abdulmalak 705-715 AD, 2.83 gr, 27mm, Wasit Mint #33. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Hisham ibn Abdulmalak 724-743 AD #34 - CH UNC SILVER UMAYYAD: AR DIRHEM, Hisham ibn Abdulmalak, Wasit Mint, 2.77 gr, 26mm, 724-743 AD #34. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
High Grade Sassanian Kings. Yazdgird I, 399-420 Ad Ar Drachm #23 - HIGH GRADE SASSANIAN KINGS. YAZDGIRD I, 399-420 AD AR DRACHM. FULLY LUSTROUS! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
High Grade Sassanian Kings. Yazdgird I. 399-420 Ad Ar Drachm #21 - HIGH GRADE SASSANIAN KINGS. YAZDGIRD I. 399-420 AD AR DRACHM 4.08 GR, 29mm AHWAZ MINT. FULLY LUSTROUS #21. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
Samanid Silver Dirham S207 - Samanid Silver Dirham I apologize, but I am not very good at any further identification. Believe it is'Abd al-Malik b. Nuh (954-961 AD) I cherrypicked 2 examples, other is listed also, from a large lot of these a few years ago.
Samanid Silver Dirham S206 - Samanid Silver Dirham I apologize, but I am not very good at any further identification. Believe it is'Abd al-Malik b. Nuh (954-961 AD) I cherrypicked 2 examples, other is listed also, from a large lot of these a few years ago.
Samanid Silver Dirham S205 - Samanid Silver Dirham I apologize, but I am not very good at any further identification. Believe it is'Abd al-Malik b. Nuh (954-961 AD) I cherrypicked 2 examples, other is listed also, from a large lot of these a few years ago.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This is a Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned figure who famously fought against Genghis Khan in the medieval era. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. It belongs to the category of Islamic coins and falls under the KM number of tyre#229. The coin is not certified and dates back to the years 1200 to 1220.......#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (#779) Medina 339 H-951 AD - Silver dirham (2,68 g, 24 mm.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.). Reverse LegendCaliphate (#779). RulerAbd al-Rahman III. Date339 H-951 AD. reference: 2022-579 (779-DIR).
*Lucernae* Al-Hakam I Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 185 H. (801 A.D.) - Silver dirham (2,70 g. 28 mm.). minted in al-Andalus (actual Cordoba city in Southern Spain), in the year 185 H (801 A.D.). Date185 H. (801 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Al-Hakam I (180-206 H / 796-822 AD).
*Lucernae* Al-Hakam I Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 200 H. (816 A.D.) - Silver dirham (2,68 g. 26 mm.). minted in al-Andalus (actual Cordoba city in Southern Spain), in the year 200 H (816 A.D.). Date200 H. (816 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Al-Hakam I (180-206 H / 796-822 AD).
*Lucernae* Al-Hakam I Dirham Religious legends Al-Andalus 201 H. (817 A.D.) - Silver dirham (2,70 g. 27 mm.). minted in al-Andalus (actual Cordoba city in Southern Spain), in the year 201 H (817 A.D.). Reverse LegendReligious legends. Date201 H. (817 A.D.). Spain - Emirate of Córdoba - Al-Hakam I (180-206 H / 796-822 AD).
SAMANID: Nuh II b. Nasr, AE fals, AH 330, RR! - This copper coin from Uzbekistan dates back to the Medieval era and belongs to the Islamic tradition. It has not been graded and is uncertified, but has a fineness of 0.99999. The coin bears the name of Nuh II b. Nasr and is an AE fals, minted in AH 330. Its rarity makes it a valuable addition to any collection of Medieval Islamic coins.......#NumisHobbyShop
MANGHIT OF BUKHARA: '2 Fulus - Muhammad Alim Khan bin Abdul-AhadRare - This rare 2 Fulus coin features the amir of Muhammad Alim Khan bin Abdul-Ahad, the last Emir of the Manghit dynasty in Bukhara. Made of high-quality copper, this Medieval Islamic coin is a valuable addition to any collection. Its fineness of 0.99999 makes it a highly sought-after piece for collectors. The coin is uncertified and ungraded, but its authenticity is guaranteed. Produced in Uzbekistan, this coin is a testament to the rich history of the region. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this unique piece of Islamic history.......#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 as independent ruler. - This coin features the image of Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود, who ruled as an independent ruler from AH 389-421. The coin comes from the Islamic era and is considered medieval. It has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded and uncertified. The coin does not have a certification number or a KM number. Probably Nishapur Mint, Billon Coin......#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 as independent ruler. - This coin features the image of Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود, who ruled as an independent ruler from AH 389-421. The coin comes from the Islamic era and is considered medieval. It has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded and uncertified. The coin does not have a certification number or a KM number.......#NumisHobbyShop
Ghaznavid (غزنویان) Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود , AH 389-421 as independent ruler - This is a rare and valuable coin from the Ghaznavid (غزنویان) era, featuring Sultan Mahmud سلطان محمود as an independent ruler. The coin is made of a high-quality 0.9 fineness metal and is ungraded. It is a unique piece of history that would make a great addition to any collection. The coin has been carefully preserved and is in excellent condition.......#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate Al-Andalus 330 H. 942 AD. - Silver dirham (3,05 g., 25 mm.). Minted in Al-Andalus (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain) in 330 H. (942 A.D.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.).
Timurid Anonymous Madinat Herat Ah865 Ae Fals. - This coin from the Timurid dynasty features an anonymous design and was minted in Madinat Herat during the AH865 era. It is made of copper with a fineness of 0.9999 and is ungraded. The coin's origin is Islamic, and it is believed to have been manufactured in an unknown country or region. The KM number is not applicable, and the coin is uncertified. This collectible item is an excellent addition to any coin collection and would make a great gift for history enthusiasts.......#NumisHobbyShop
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongol Rule” Medieval Coin M1408 - As pictured. Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongol Rule” Medieval Coin M1409 - As pictured. Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongol Rule” Medieval Coin M1407 - Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongol Rule” Medieval Coin M1402 - Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongols Rule” Medieval Coin M1404 - Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongols Rule” Medieval Coin M1403 - Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongols Rule” Medieval Coin M1401 - Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Anatolian 1366-1380 Islamic Silver Dirham “Mongols Rule” Medieval Coin M1406 - Under Mongol rule. This silver coin was minted in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.Satisfaction guaranteed by Poor Richards Coins & Collectibles.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #12 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #11 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #10 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #9 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #7 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #8 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #6 - Silver TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachms. #5 - Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachms. #4 - Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachms. #3 - Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. #3 Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachms. #2 - Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. I'll let you decide for yourself! We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
TABARISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachms. #1 - Silver TABERISTAN, Ca. 7th. century AD. AR Hemidrachm. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Anatolian Eretnids Ali Beg 1366-1380 AD Silver Countermarked Medieval Coin M1400 - 20mm. Under Mongels. This silver coin with countermarks was minted during the reign of Anatolian Eretnids Ali Beg in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.
Sassanian Kingdom Silver Ar Drachm Khosroa Mint 29 #8 - SASSANIAN KINGDOM SILVER AR DRACHM KHOSROA MINT, YEAR 29 OR 591-628AD #8. If original holder is tampered with than you own it. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible.
al-Maghreb, Almohads, 11th century, ar square Dirham, Anonymous Issue #1 - Al-Maghreb, Almohads, 11th century, ar square Dirham, al-Mahdi. Anonymous Issue. We are not professional photographers but we try our best to take the best pictures possible. If original holder is tampered with than you own it.
Abbasid Caliphate Silver Dinar c. 799ad, 25mm, 3.2gm - Dirham - al-Rashid. From what the emir Al Amin Muhammad ibn Amir Al - muminin ordered. Circle center : Mohammad the massenger of Allah. مما أمر به الأمير الأمين محمد بن أمير المؤمنين. المركز : محمد رسول الله.
Anatolian Eretnids Ali Beg 1366-1380 AD Silver Countermarked Medieval Coin M1397 - 20mm. Under Mongels. This silver coin with countermarks was minted during the reign of Anatolian Eretnids Ali Beg in the medieval era, specifically between 1366 and 1380 AD. The coin bears Islamic inscriptions and is uncertified. The composition of the coin is silver and it belongs to the Islamic category of medieval coins. The coin is a valuable addition to any coin collector's collection.
Abbasid Caliphate Islamic Silver Dirham Coin Circa AD700 26mm, 3g - This Islamic silver coin, measuring 26mm and weighing 2g, is a valuable addition to any coin collection. Its denomination is Dirham and it originates from the Abbasid Caliphate during the Medieval era. The coin has not been graded and has no certification, but its authenticity is guaranteed. The composition of the coin is silver, and it was not modified in any way. This is a great opportunity for any coin enthusiast to own a piece of history and treasure it for years to come.
Islamic, Umayyad Caliphate. AR Dirham, 24mm 2.6g AD 743 - This rare Islamic coin from the Umayyad Caliphate is a must-have for any collector of medieval coins. With a diameter of 24mm and weight of 2.6g, it is a perfect example of the exquisite craftsmanship of the era. The coin features intricate designs and inscriptions, and is believed to have been minted during the 7th century. It is a piece of history that will surely enhance any collection.
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman II Fals Religious legends (FEL-10) - - - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 H/822-852 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
Georgian Kingdom. Giorgi IV (lasha) 17.6 Gr . With Damga. Medieval Coin. - Georgian Kingdom. Giorgi IV (lasha) 17.6 Gr . With Damga. Medieval Coin.. BAGRATID DINASTY. . Tiflis 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE COPPER Coin. 17.6 gr COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
204KR23P) VERY RARE ARAB-SASANIAN. Bishapur region. AE pashiz (0.82 gm; 17 mm). - (204KR23P) ARAB-SASANIAN. Bishapur region. AE pashiz ( 0.82 gm; 17 mm ). Portrait with conical crown and wings of victory. Behind the head GDH formula typical of Sasanian coins. Gyselen: Arab-Sasanian Coinage: Type 66, Bishapur region.
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin features the portrait of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a prominent figure in medieval Islamic history known for his resistance against Genghis Khan. The coin has a fine fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. It is believed to have been produced between the years 1200 and 1220. As a numismatic item, this Jital is a perfect addition to any collection of medieval Islamic coins. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a valuable piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike......#NumisHobbyShop
Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan - This Jital coin was minted during the medieval era of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, a renowned adversary of Genghis Khan. The coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded, with an unclear certification. It belongs to the Islamic origin and was minted between the years 1200 and 1220. The KM number of the coin is tyre#229. The Jital of Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm is a valuable and historical addition to any coin collection.......#NumisHobbyShop
308EH22P) AFSHARID, Nader Shah. 1736-1747 AD.(1148-1160 AH.) XF - (308EH22P) AFSHARID, Nader Shah. 1736-1747 AD. (1148-1160 AH.). AFSHARID, Nader Shah. AR Rupee (11.55 gm; 25 mm). Tebriz mint, 1157 AH. type D1 of Album 2744.1 without the formula " Khalad Allah Mulkahu " Choice aXF.
56Ee22) Ilkhanid Mongols, Uljaitu, 703-716 Ah/ 1304-1316 Ad, Ar 2-Dirham ( 23.5 - (56EE22) ILKHANID MONGOLS, ULJAITU, 703-716 AH/ 1304-1316 AD, AR 2-DIRHAM ( 23.5 MM, 3.92 GRMS), TYPE B, STRUCK AT JAJERM IN 714 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM BS, MWI 1611, IN XF COND. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
216EMM22P) ABBASID: al-Mansour, 754-775, AV dinar (4.12g), NM, AH 149, A-212, VF - (216EMM22P) ABBASID: al-Mansour, 754-775, AV dinar (4.12g), NM, AH 149, A-212, choice VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
847MG22P) ABBASID: al-Mansur,754-775,AR dirham (2.79g),Arminiya, AH 155, A-213.4 - (847MG22P) ABBASID: al-Mansur, 754-775, AR dirham (2.79g), Arminiya, AH 155, A-213.4, citing the governor al-Hasan, which has been partly erased, VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
310CKG22P) RARE MONGOL ISLAMIC COIN WITH CHRISTIAN INSCRIPTIONS; ILKHAN: Abaqa, - Pleasing VF. NOTE : IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT HULEGU'S ( KNOWN AS HULAQU) WIFE DOQUZ KHATUN WAS A NESTORIAN CHRISTIAN AND THE FIRST MONGOL ILKHANIDS WERE FAVORABLY INCLINED TOWARDS CHRISTIANITY, AND MARRIED FROM THE GOERGIAN NOBILITY OF TIFLIS.
824CCM22P) UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, AR dirham (2.79g), Ifriqiya, AH 114, A-137, - (824CCM22P) UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, AR dirham (2.79g), Ifriqiya, AH 114, A-137, Klat-101, bold VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
418Cm22P) The Abbasid Caliphate, Al-Mansour, 136-158 Ah / 754-775 Superb Xf - (418CM22P) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MANSOUR, 136-158 AH / 754-775 AD, AR DIRHAM (25.5 MM, 2.93 GRMS) STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-KUFAH IN THE YEAR 139 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 213.1 (ANONYMOUS) ; LAVOIX # 640, IN XF CONDITION.
422Cm22P) The Abbassid Caliphate, Al-Saffah. The Blood Shedder (Known As The Ass - (422CM22P) THE ABBASSID CALIPHATE, AL-SAFFAH. THE BLOOD SHEDDER (KNOWN AS THE ASSASSIN) CALIGULA OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD ! THE ABBASSID CALIPHATE, AL-SAFFAH. al-Saffah (“The Blood Shedder”) was the first Caliph of the Abbasid dynasty, and traced his lineage to Abbas, an uncle of Muhammad.
431Cm22P) Abbassid, Harun Al-Rashid 170-193 Ah / 786-809 Ad, Ar Dirham, Zaranj - (6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
681KC22P) Abbasid, Harun Al-Rashid, AR DIR NASR IBN SAAD RARE - (681KC22P) Abbassid, Harun Al-Rashid, First Period, 170-193 AH/ 786-809 AD, AR Dirham,(24mm, 2.86 g, 9h) ABRASHAHR, 192 AH, (mint and date clear), RATED RARE. This is A-219.2 ANONYMOUS, CITING. NASR IBN SA'AD IN LOWER REVERSE, AND NISHAPUR IN UPPER REV., LAVOIX 771, Lowick 2080; SCC 1081.
488Mm2) Eastern Sistan Series; Al-Layth, 802 Ad, Ar Drachm, 31 Mm, 3.08 Grms, Nm - (488MM2) EASTERN SISTAN SERIES; AL-LAYTH, 802 AD, AR DRACHM, 31 MM, 3.08 GRMS, NM, ND, C/M ON ANONYMOUS ZARANJ ISSUE, ALBUM B90 ON A80, VF CONDITION,RARE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
119CG2W) Fatimid Al-MU-IZZ LEDIN ELLAH AL-FATEMY, 341-365 AH / 953-975 AD; 1/2 D - (AR 1/2 Dirham, 1.37 grms, 18.5 mm, NM, ND, with 3 concentric circles, mint clipped off but probably Al-Mahdiyah; Dated 364 AH, Album 699 (SCARCE), FINE+. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
226FHG22P) ABBASID: al-Rashid, 786-809, AV dinar CALIPH OF 1001 NIGHTS XF - (226FHG22P) ABBASID: al-Rashid, 786-809, AV dinar (4.22g), NM (Egypt), AH173, A-218.8, citing the governor 'Umar, XF. Historical sources estimate his Harem population by the thousands, from all parts of the Abbassid empire which during his reign reached the climax of its power, militarily, culturally, and financially.
Islamic coin Shahi... - "Shahrukhi" - Ismail 1511-1514, 9.2 grams - This Islamic coin is a Shahi denomination, also known as "Shahrukhi", dating back to the Medieval era from 1511-1514 during the reign of Ismail. The coin weighs 9.2 grams and has a fineness of 0.9. It is ungraded and uncertified with the KM number of Mitch WI#1965. This coin's origin is Islamic, making it a valuable addition to any coin collection.......
Islamic coin Shahi... - "Shahrukhi" - Ismail 1511-1514, 9.4 grams - This Islamic coin, Shahi or also known as "Shahrukhi", was minted during the Medieval era between 1511-1514 under the reign of Ismail. Weighing at 9.4 grams and with a fineness of 0.9, this ungraded coin is a great addition to any coin collection. The KM Number for this coin is Mitch WI#1965 and it is certified as uncertified. The coin's origin is Islamic and it is categorized under Coins & Paper Money, Coins: Medieval and Islamic. Invest in this rare piece of history today!......#NumisHobbyShop
*Lucernae* Abd al-Rahman III Dirham Caliphate (604dir) Al-Andalus 334 H/946 AD - Reverse LegendCaliphate (604dir). Silver dirham (2.72 g., 24 mm.). Minted in Al-Andalus (actually close to the city of Cordoba in Andalucia, Spain) in 334 H. (946 A.D.). Spain - Cordoba Caliphate - Abd al-Rahman III (300-350 A.H. / 912-961 A.D.).
*Lucernae* Sulayman Dirham Religious (562 dir) Al-Andalus 404 H -1014 AD. - Sulayman 2nd reign (al-Musta'in) 403-407 H / 1013-1016 A.D. Reverse LegendReligious (562 dir). Minted in Al-Andalus, in 404 H. Assayer : Qind / Mudrid. Date404 H -1014 AD. Beautiful example with all the information in good order and perfectly readable, mint year, mintmark, assayer!
*Lucernae* Sulayman Dirham Religious (561 dir) Al-Andalus 404 H -1014 AD. - Sulayman 2nd reign (al-Musta'in) 403-407 H / 1013-1016 A.D. Reverse LegendReligious (561 dir). Minted in Al-Andalus, in 404 H. Assayer : Mudrid / Wali Al Ahd / Muhammad. Date404 H -1014 AD. Beautiful example with all the information in good order and perfectly readable, mint year, mintmark, assayer!
SALE PRICE: Genuine 500+ Year Old Ottoman Empire Silver Akce Coin Bayazid II - Ottoman Empire Silver Akce. Bayazid II AH886-918 / 1481-1512AD. Bayezid II ascended the Ottoman throne in 1481. Like his father, Bayezid II was a patron of western and eastern culture. In 1497, he went to war with Poland and decisively defeated the 80,000 strong Polish army during the Moldavian campaign.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.06 grams 23 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.75 grams 25 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.05 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.63 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.66 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.81 grams 25 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Ottoman Empire, Murad AR Akçe. Uncertain mint, AH 761-791 = AD 1360-1389. - Ottoman Empire, Murad I AR Akçe. Uncertain mint, AH 761-791 = AD 1360-1389. "Murad ibn Orkhan" above in a field divided by a simple line, "khallad allah mulkahu" below / Kalima in three lines. Album 1289; Pere 7. 1.18g, 16mm, 12h. Very Fine. Rare.......#NumisHobbyShop
Silver Coin.Dirham 1313(1896 year) - Morocco 1 dirham 1313 (1896) Moulay Abd al-Aziz Silver 0.835 weight - 2.9 g. diameter - 18 mm. the edges are ribbed. country: Morocco denomination: 1 dirham year of manufacture: 1313 (1896)
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-79) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-79) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Al-Rahman III Fals Religious legends(91) Al-Andalus 912-928-961 d.C. - Reverse LegendReligious legends(91). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting. AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd Al-Rahman III (300-316-350 H / 912-928-961 d.C.) Bronze felus.
*Lucernae* Al-Rahman III Fals Religious legends(91) Al-Andalus 912-928-961 d.C. - Reverse LegendReligious legends(91). Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting. AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd Al-Rahman III (300-316-350 H / 912-928-961 d.C.) Bronze felus.
*Lucernae* Al-Rashid Fals Religious legends (FEL-90) - 911 d.C. - Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting. Reverse LegendReligious legends (FEL-90). 1,70 g., 20 mm. Date911 d.C.
*Lucernae* Abd Allah Fals Religious legends (FEL-85) - 888-912 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Abd Allah I (285-300 H / 888-912 d.C.) Bronze felus. RulerAbd Allah. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-80) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-79) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-77) - 882 dC - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. I-57-6 sl Frochoso. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-76) - 882 dC. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. - I-55 Frochoso. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings.
*Lucernae* Muhammad I Fals Religious legends (FEL-75) - 852-886 d.C. - AL-ANDALUS COINS: EMIRATE. Muhammad I (238-273 H/852-886 A.D.) Bronze felus. Very fine condition. Includes handwritten collector's card, with details on the legends and even hand drawings. Very interesting.
KWHAREZMIAN EMPIRE KURZUWAN 1 JITAL 596-617 Mohammad II, Elephant, Rare. TT9.6 - KWHAREZMIAN EMPIRE KURZUWAN 1 JITAL 596-617, KWHAREZM SHAH, Elephant, Rare. He reigned AD 1200-1220. He was defeated in 1218 by one of Ghenghis Khan's sons, Tushi, and then in 1219 Ghengis Khan invaded, destroying cities of Bukhara and Samarkand.
(AH709-713) ILKHANID SILVER DIRHAM ULJAYTU ~ TYPE B NGC AU55 Lists 2500.00 - This beautiful Islamic silver coin, minted during the medieval era in Afghanistan under the Ilkhanid dynasty, is a must-have for any serious coin collector. With a denomination of DIRHAM and a fineness of 0.9, this particular coin is a rare find. Its obverse features the ruler, Uljaytu, while the reverse displays an inscription in Arabic. This coin has been graded AU 55 by NGC and comes with certification. Its KM Number is 28, and it belongs to the Type B category. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.
GHAZNAVIDS: Mahmud (998-1030 CE) AR Damma Rare and SUPERB!! - Reverse : Lillah — Muhammad Rasul / Allah Yamin / Al-Dawlah wa / Amin Al-Millah (citing the two official titles of Mahmud -- Yamin Al-Dawlah (right hand of the state) and Amin Al-Millah (Guardian of the Nation)).
(AH709-713) ILKHANID SILVER DIRHAM ULJAYTU TYPE B NGC AU58 retails $2500.00 - This is an exquisite Ilkhanid Silver Dirham, graded by NGC with a certification number of 6106060-062. The coin has a denomination of DIRHAM and originates from the Islamic era, specifically from the reign of Uljaytu during AH709-713. The composition of the coin is 0.9 fineness silver and it has a grade of AU 58. The KM number of the coin is 17 and it belongs to the Medieval period. The coin is unmodified and is a perfect addition to any coin collecting enthusiast's collection. Very few that are graded
(AH709-713) ILKHANID SILVER DIRHAM ULJAYTU TYPE B NGC AU53 retails $1250.00 - This beautiful silver coin from the Ilkhanid era features the image of Uljaytu and is certified by NGC with a grade of AU53. The denomination of this coin is Dirham and it was minted between AH709-713. The coin is of Islamic origin and has a fineness of 0.999. The coin is part of the medieval era and has a KM number of 17. It is a valuable addition to any coin collection and retails for $1250.00. The coin has not been modified and is in excellent condition. Purchase this historic piece today to add to your collection.
Ottoman Empire AR Akce (Coin from 1450-1800's)! Silver! - Very nice circulated AR Acke coin from the Ottoman Empire. Exact age of this coin is unknown but these range from 1450 to the 1800s! These coins have silver and, on average, should have about. 04 ounces (troy ounces) per coin.
SALDUQIDS . 'Izz al-Din Salduq 1129-1168 . AE fals . Very Rare. - SALDUQIDS: 'Izz al-Din Salduq 1129-1168 AE fals. 2.8 g. 'izz al-din in central circle // cross pattée, scattered pellets within & around, narrow flan, couple minuscule corrosion spots . Akopyan has suggested that this type was minted at Dvin in Armenia, which was under Salduqid control circa 1153-1160.A-1890AThis is the actual items you shall receive if you are the higher bid. If You have any questions -please contact me before bidding and you will receive clear answers . So please look it over carefully and bid accordingly.As Is No ReturnsAll items guaranteed genuine
2 Ancient Islamic Coins : 7th Century AD, Byzantine Emporer, Arabic Shahada RARE - 2 Ancient Islamic Coins : 7th Century AD, Byzantine Emporer, Arabic Shahada. These are two ancient Islamic coins, larger one is one of the first Islamic coins printed from seventh century A.D., has picture of the Byzantine emperor on one side with letter, M, on the back, second smaller coin is from the second set of coins in seventh century A.D., has the Shahada in Arabic: There is no God, but God with picture of a flower on the back. Selling these both together, see pictures, rare!!!!
Ottoman Empire AR Akce (Coin from 1450-1800's)! Silver! - Very nice circulated AR Acke coin from the Ottoman Empire. Exact age of this coin is unknown but these range from 1450 to the 1800s! These coins have silver and, on average, should have about. 04 ounces (troy ounces) per coin.
Lot of 10 Central Asian large copper coins, c.1400-1600, many w/countermarks - From about AH 818 onwards, all copper coinage is anonymous and best regarded as civic coinage. They circulated extensively, and are often found quite worn - Central Asian coppers were used as a regional, rather than a local currency, and have often been found in large hoards.
Oriental medieval coins. Material copper. 15th-18th century. - Oriental medieval coins. Material copper. 15th-18th century. There are three different denominations of coins. One beshlyk of the Crimean Khanate, the second pool of the Golden Horde. The third Ottoman. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.74 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
809 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.54 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Superb AR dirham, al-Hakam I (796-822), 190 AH, al-Andalus, Umayyads of Spain (V - Minted in 190 AH = 805 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #607 var (three and three dots); Vives 88 var (three and three dots). The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
808 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Andalus min - Minted in 193 AH = 808 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.61 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #612; Vives 93. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
785 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 169 AH = 785 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 29mm, 2.69 grams. Monedas Andalusies #584; Vives 63. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
779 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 163 AH = 779 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 29mm, 2.79 grams. Monedas Andalusies #581; Vives 61. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
814 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
1138-1142 AD - Scarce AR qirat, issued in the names of Amir Ali ibn Yusuf (1106- - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir/al-Mossamin/Naser al-din/Ali ibn Yusuf. 10mm, 0.97 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467 var.; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
809 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 194 AH = 809 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.68 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #613; Vives 94. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
779 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 163 AH = 779 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 30mm, 2.73 grams. Monedas Andalusies #581; Vives 61. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.75 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ffvar; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #634; Vives 96. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
806 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 191 AH = 806 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.74 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #609 var; Vives 90 var.Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
779 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 163 AH = 779 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 29mm, 2.58 grams. Monedas Andalusies #581; Vives 61. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
778 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 162 AH = 778 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 28mm, 2.73 grams. Monedas Andalusies #572-580; Vives 60. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
784 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 168 AH = 784 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Monedas Andalusies #588; Vives 66. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
777 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 161 AH = 777 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 30mm, 2.72 grams. Monedas Andalusies #567-571; Vives 59. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Superb AR dirham, al-Hakam I (796-822), 190 AH, al-Andalus, Umayyads of Spain (V - Minted in 190 AH = 805 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #607; Vives 88. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
783 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 167 AH = 783 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Monedas Andalusies #587; Vives 65. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
779 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 163 AH = 779 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 29mm, 2.61 grams. Monedas Andalusies #581; Vives 61. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.71 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #654ff; Vives 103. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #634; Vives 96. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.76 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ffvar (without the one dot); Vives 104 var (without the one dot). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies"#706; Vives 110. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece! The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 11mm, 1.00 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
811 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 196 AH = 811 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.67 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; Miles 87a; "Monedas Andalusies" #649; Vives 100. Very rare this nice, superb condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 12mm, 0.97 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
818 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 203 AH = 818 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #708; Vives 116. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 11mm, 0.91 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002. The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
AR qirat, Amir Ali ibn Yusuf (1106-1142) and heir Tasfin, al-Moravides, Islamic - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir/al-Mossamin/Naser al-din/Ali ibn Yusuf. 10mm, 0.91 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467 var.; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401; Hazard 1002. The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
1138-1142 AD - Scarce AR qirat, issued in the names of Amir Ali ibn Yusuf (1106- - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir/al-Mossamin/Naser al-din/Ali ibn Yusuf. 10mm, 0.97 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467 var.; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 12mm, 0.97 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 13mm, 0.97 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 11mm, 0.78 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
779 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman I (138-172 AH / 755-788 A - Issued in 163 AH = 779 AD. Mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 30mm, 2.72 grams. Monedas Andalusies #581; Vives 61. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ff; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
806 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 191 AH = 806 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.71 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies (unlisted type). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece! The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Scarce AR qirat, Ali ibn Yusuf (1106-1142) and heir Tasfin, al-Moravides, Islami - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin, star above the first word "Allah" / Amir/al-Mossamin/Naser al-din/Ali ibn Yusuf. 11mm, 0.95 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467 var.; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401; Hazard 1002. The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
Silver dirham of Abd al-Rahman I (755-788 AD), 779 AD, al-Andalus mint, Umayyads - The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #654ff; Vives 103. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
808 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 193 AH = 808 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 30mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #612; Vives 93. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ff; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
806 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 191 AH = 806 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.42 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #609 var; Vives 90 var.Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.71 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #627; Vives 95. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
1138-1142 AD - Scarce quality silver qirat, issued in the names of the ruling Am - Arabic inscriptions on both sides: Kalima and al-Amir Tasfin / Amir al-Mossamin Naser al-din Ali. 13mm, 0.94 grams. No mint, no date (issued 1138-1142 AD), Spanish issue. Album 467; Mitchiner WOI 387ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #2401var.; Hazard 1002.The Almoravids were a Berber Moroccan dynasty of North Africa, who lived between the current Senegal and south of Western Sahara. It is affiliated to the Berber tribe of Sanhaja and Lamtuna. From the eleventh century to the twelfth century, their empire was extended over present-day Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, southern Spain and Portugal, western Algeria and a part of what is now Mali. At its greatest extent, the empire stretched 3,000 kilometres north to south.
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.79 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #654ff; Vives 103. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #627; Vives 95. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
811 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 196 AH = 811 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.80 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #635; Vives 97. Very rare this nice, superb condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
806 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 191 AH = 806 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #609; Vives 91. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #635 (without the crescent); Vives 97 var (without the crescent). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
806 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 191 AH = 806 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.75 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #609 var; Vives 90 var.Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
814 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 199 AH = 814 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.70 grams. "Monedas Andalusies "#693-696 (Vives 105-106). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece! The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
808 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Andalus min - Minted in 193 AH = 808 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.74 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #612; Vives 93. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
809 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 194 AH = 809 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #613; Vives 94. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.71 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ff; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.74 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #654ff; Vives 103. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #634; Vives 96. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
819 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 204 AH = 819 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.67 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #709; Vives 117. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
806 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 191 AH = 806 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.74 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #609 var; Vives 90 var.Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
815 AD - High quality silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), a - Minted in 200 AH = 815 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.68 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; Miles 87a; "Monedas Andalusies" #703; Vives 107. Very rare this nice, superb condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
815 AD - High quality silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), a - Minted in 200 AH = 815 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; Miles 87a; "Monedas Andalusies" #703; Vives 107. Very rare this nice, superb condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.67 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ff; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.65 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #627; Vives 95. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
820 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 205 AH = 820 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #710; Vives 118. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently convered to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
817 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 202 AH = 817 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.67 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies"#707; Vives 114. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece! The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Large flan! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.64 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #627; Vives 95. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Andalus min - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #635 (without the dots); Vives 97 var (without the dots). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.73 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #653; Vives 102. Rare with this type of a star.The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Rare type AR dirham, Tarmashirin Khan (1325-1334), Otrar, Mongol Chaghatayids - Tamgha of Duwa, Kalima, dated to 733 AH (1332 CE). 19mm, 1.30 grams. Mint of Otrar. cf.Zeno #295998. Anonymous type, attributed to Tarmashirin by the date. Without the second tamgha, rare mint for this type. Tarmashirin Khan (ruled 1325-1334) was the khan of the Chagatai Khanate following Duwa Timur.
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.71 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ff; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
810 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Andalus min - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.65 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #635 (without the dots); Vives 97 var (without the dots). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
820 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 205 AH = 820 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #710; Vives 118. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Copper fals, naming governor Ghassan, 205 AH/820, Samarqand, Abbasid Caliphate - Arabic inscriptions spread on both sides: Kalima, date and mint around. Struck in the name of governor of Khorasan, Ghassan bin 'Abbad. Dated to 205 AH = 820 AD, mint of Samarqand. 22mm, 1.88 grams. Album 334F; Zeno 125464. Rare Central Asian Abbasid issue, struck at the fringes of the Abbasid Empire.
810 AD - SUPERB! Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-And - Minted in 195 AH = 810 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #635 (without the dots); Vives 97 var (without the dots). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Rare fals, Tahir (845-862), 241AH, Shash, Tahirid/Samanid/Abbasid issue, Central - Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Tahirid governor of Khurasan Tahir bin Abdallah, Samanid Amir Yahya bin Asad (819-855 CE), Abbasid Heir Apparent Abu Abdallah (future Abbasid Caliph al-Mu'tazz) and Abbasid Caliph al-Mutawakil (847-861 AD), Shash mint, 241 AH / 855 AD, Central Asia.
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 25mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #649-650; Vives 100. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Rare octagonal tin pitis, Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1825), Palembang Sultanat - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" (1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 19mm, 0.86 grams. Robinson #10; Krause 123; Millies #195-197. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.76 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #653; Vives 102. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
818 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 203 AH = 818 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #708; Vives 116. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.71 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #649-650; Vives 100. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
817 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Annulets / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. Minted in 202 AH = 817 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.44 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" (unlisted date). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!
796 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 181 AH = 796 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.63 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies"#599; Vives 79. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece! The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.75 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ffvar (without the dots); Vives 104 var (without the dots). Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
820 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 205 AH = 820 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.53 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #710; Vives 118. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
818 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 203 AH = 818 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.69 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #708; Vives 116. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.55 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ff; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 25mm, 2.72 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ffvar; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.45 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
812 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 197 AH = 812 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 28mm, 2.63 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #-; Vives -. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.81 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ffvar; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
807 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 192 AH = 807 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.63 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #610; Vives 101. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.75 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
809 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 194 AH = 809 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.70 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #613; Vives 94. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
813 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 198 AH = 813 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 25mm, 2.46 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #676ffvar; Vives 104. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
816 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 201 AH = 816 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 26mm, 2.66 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #706; Vives 110. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
817 AD - Superb silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Anda - Minted in 202 AH = 817 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.68 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies"#707; Vives 114. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece! The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711-718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
808 AD - Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam I (796-822 AD), al-Andalus min - Minted in 193 AH = 808 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Cordoba in Spain). 27mm, 2.51 grams. Mitchiner WOI 317ff; "Monedas Andalusies" #611; Vives 92. Very rare this nice, high quality condition piece!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
C1501 Arab-Byzantine, AE Fals, c600 AD - Besides stereo view cards we have been collecting coins for 60 years. Perhaps it is time to sell some of them. This coin is from Arab-Byzantine, AE Fals, c600 AD. Boston Towne. Paid price in 1988 was $7, equivalent to $18 in 2023. Condition is Fine. Size is 17 x 23 mm oval. Weight 3.05 g. Please look at our other coins.
Anushirvan (Hulaguids) AR dirham 748 AH - Anushirvan (Hulaguids) AR dirham 748 AH Silver coin of the heirs of Genghis Khan. Anushiran hulaguid (745-751 AH) Double low weight dirham (1 gram), size 16 mm. Irivan Mint (I may be wrong).
Oriental Medieval Ottoman Copper Coins 14th-16th century. - Oriental Medieval Ottoman Copper Coins 14th-16th century. By period: Two coins of the 14th century, and two of the 16th century. Two coins of the Pool denomination, the Golden Horde. Two coins of the mangir of the Ottoman Empire.
ISLAMIC COIN Lot K582 - The coin is in raw uncertified condition and is a very nice coin. I do not attach a grade to the coin as grading is very subjective. I will leave that up to you to grade the coin based on the high resolution scan.
Ottoman Empire. Bayezid II, Silver Akce, AD 1481-1512 (AH 886-918) (One Coin) - ONE COIN FROM LOT - DISCOUNT ON MULTIPLES - OTTOMAN EMPIRE SILVER AKCE1481-1512 AD (886-918 AH) Obverse/Reverse: See photo with details Size: 10-11 mm, 0.7 grams Ottoman Empire. Sultan Bayezid II, 1481-1512 AD (886-918 AH). Tiny Silver Akce. Arabic inscription above and below horizontal straight line, within circular border. Average size 10-11 mm, 0.7 grams. Very nice detail. Each coin is unique but similar in size and appearance. Some are rounder, some more off center with tougher edges but all with good detail. .
Suleiman, Arab Governor of Tabarestan, 784-788 AD. 1/2 Dirham - Scares !!!! - Suleiman, Arab Governor of Tabarestan, 784-788 AD. 1/2 Dirham - Scares ! P lease look at the scans and grade coin for yourself as this is the actual coin(s) you will receive. As grading is a very subjective, I will leave that up to you.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Ancient Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin-Circa 450-650 Ad - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
ISLAMIC COINS, ILKHAN, Ghazan Mahmud, dinar Abu Ishak AH 700, VERY RARE - ISLAMIC, Mongols. Mahmud Ghazan I, AH 694-703 / AD 1295-1304. Heavy Dinar (Gold, 28 mm, 8.65 g),Abu Ishak, AH shohur 700 = AD 1300/1. Album 2170. ضرب في شهور سنة سبعماية في مدينةأبو اسحاق. نادر للغاية Very Rare.
Islamic States (Mongol States) 1 Dirham 1256-1353 Ce Silver,This Is An Dirham St - ISLAMIC STATES (MONGOL STATES) 1 DIRHAM 1256-1353 CE SILVER,THIS IS AN DIRHAM STRUCK DURING THE REIGN of the Salghurid Queen Abish Bint Sa'ad citing the Ilkhan Arghun as overlord,La ilah illa allah muhammad rasul allah abish bint sad,Obverse margin. / sene thaman wa- / thamanin wa-/ (sittami'a),Reverse.
Islamic States (Mongol States) 1 Dirham 1256-1353 Ce Silver,This Is An Dirham St - ISLAMIC STATES (MONGOL STATES) 1 DIRHAM 1256-1353 CE SILVER,THIS IS AN DIRHAM STRUCK DURING THE REIGN of the Salghurid Queen Abish Bint Sa'ad citing the Ilkhan Arghun as overlord,La ilah illa allah muhammad rasul allah abish bint sad,Obverse margin. / sene thaman wa- / thamanin wa-/ (sittami'a),Reverse.
733 AH (1332-1333 AD) Mongols Ilkhanids Abu Sa'id Bahadur AE Fals Hare Coin - ISLAMIC, Mongols. Abu Sa'id Bahadur, AH 716-736 / AD 1316-1335. AE Fals (1.82g; 20.1mm), al-Hilla, Dated 733 AH (1332-1333 AD). Hare to right within circle; in outer margin, 'al-Azam Abu-Sa'id Khan' ('The great Khan Abu-Sa'id' in Arabic).
Islamic State Ghorid dynasty 1176-1207 Mu'izz al-Din Sam Joint Issue with Yildiz - Translation: "Taj al -Din Yildiz Muhammad ibn Sam", Mint : غزنة Ghazna ( Afghanistan ). Islamic lettering. Mu'izz ad-Din was one of the greatest rulers of the Ghurid dynasty and is credited with laying the foundation of Muslim rule in the Indian subcontinent, which lasted for several centuries.
Lot Of 2 Authentic Umayyad Ancient Islamic Coins - Great Condition - Size 15Mm - Size: 15mm. Composition: BRONZE. LOT OF 2 COINS. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. Grade: great condition . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio.
Lot Of 2 Authentic Umayyad Ancient Islamic Coins - Great Condition - Size 14Mm - Size: 14mm. Composition: BRONZE. LOT OF 2 COINS. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. Grade: great condition . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio.
Lot Of 2 Authentic Umayyad Ancient Islamic Coins - Great Condition - Size 15Mm - Size: 15mm. Composition: BRONZE. LOT OF 2 COINS. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. Grade: great condition . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio.
Lot Of 2 Authentic Umayyad Ancient Islamic Coins - Great Condition - Size 19Mm - Size: 19mm. Composition: BRONZE. LOT OF 2 COINS. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. Grade: great condition . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio.
Lot Of 2 Authentic Umayyad Coins - Great Condition - Size 24Mm - Size: 24mm. Composition: BRONZE. LOT OF 2 COINS. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. Grade: great condition . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio.
Lot Of 2 Authentic Umayyad Ancient Islamic Coins - Great Condition - Size 24Mm - Size: 24mm. Composition: BRONZE. LOT OF 2 COINS. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. Grade: great condition . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.64 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.06 g 23 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.31 g 22 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.77 grams 25 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Set of 3: The First Sultan Certified Silver Coin of Mahmud of Ghazni (998-1030) - Listing is for three albums The First Sultan - Certified Silver Coin of Mahmud of Ghazni (998-1030). Description Mahmud of Ghazni was the first Islamic ruler to claim the title “sultan,” meaning “authority.” This silver coin was struck during his reign. Each includes certificate of authenticity of story card.
ISLAMIC, Mongols. Ilkhanids. Abu Sa'id Bahadur, AH 716-736 / AD 1316-1335. - ISLAMIC, Mongols. Ilkhanids.Abu Sa'id Bahadur, AH 716-736 / AD 1316-1335. 2 Dirhams (Silver, 16 mm, 1.61 g, 7 h), Arzarum (Erzurum), AH 729 = AD 1328/9. Album 2215. Struck slightly off center and with light scratches, otherwise, very fine.
Sultanate of Rum AH 622 (1225 CE) silver dirhem - Here is a silver dirhem from the Sultanate of Rum struck at the Siwas Mint in 622AH ( 1224 AD or CE) in Choice Very Fine, catalogue references Album 1211 or Mitch 971.
IS21-55 `Ala al-Din Muhammad of Khwarezm, famous foe of Genghis Khan, elephant - The descendant of Turkic slaves, `Ala al-Din Muhammad built a vast but short-lived empire in Central Asia. Genghis Khan sent emissaries to Khwarezm to open diplomatic relations with him. Muhammad made the famous mistake of executing those emissaries, and as a result brought on the full wrath of Genghis Khan.
RR silver dirham w/Tibetan Mam, Chaghatayid Mongols, c.1280s, Qaidu, Almaligh mi - Standard Almaligh layout, with Qaidu's "S" tamgha above the city name and with a Tibetan "Mam" within the reverse inscription. Very rare, seems to be unpublished, known from a handful of coins which came out a few years ago. 17mm, 1.09 grams. Almaligh mint. Mint name Almaligh within circle in reverse center. The site of Almaligh is now in China, in the northwest corner of Xinjiang province, about 50 miles west of the modern city Yining.
Rare fals, Tahir (845-862), 241AH, Shash, Tahirid/Samanid/Abbasid issue, Central - Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Tahirid governor of Khurasan Tahir bin Abdallah, Samanid Amir Yahya bin Asad (819-855 CE), Abbasid Heir Apparent Abu Abdallah (future Abbasid Caliph al-Mu'tazz) and Abbasid Caliph al-Mutawakil (847-861 AD), Shash mint, 241 AH / 855 AD, Central Asia.
RRR! AE fals of Nuh II (943-954), naming Khut-Tegin, Bukhara, 338 AH, Samanids i - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint and date (338 AH = 949 AD). Naming Khut-Tegin, presumably the local governor or official. Mint of Bukhara. 23.5mm, 3.54 grams. Album 1457; Zeno 234082. Very rare issue with Khut-Tegin, probably the rarest of the prolific issues of Nuh II. High quality. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Copper fals, naming governor Ghassan, 204 AH/819, al-Shash, Abbasid Caliphate - Arabic inscriptions spread on both sides: Kalima, date and mint around. Struck in the name of governor of Khorasan, Ghassan b. 'Abbad. Dated to 204 AH = 819 AD, mint of Shash (Chach or modern Tashkent). 22mm, 2.27 grams. Album 334F; Zeno 125464. Rare Central Asian Abbasid issue, struck at the fringes of the Abbasid Empire.
AE fals, heir al-Mahdi and al-Ash'ath, 143 AH/760 AD, Bukhara, Abbasid Caliphate - AE fals, citing Caliphal heir al-Mahdi and governor al-Ash'ath, 143 AH/760 AD, Bukhara, Abbasid Caliphate Arabic inscriptions spread on both sides: Kalima, date and mint around, citing the governor al-'Ashath and the caliphal heir al-Mahdi (later the caliph, AH 158-169). Dated to 143 AH = 760 AD, mint of Bukhara. 21mm, 2.42 grams. Album 320; cf. Zeno 103745. Scarce Central Asian Abbasid issue, struck at the fringes of the Abbasid Empire.
RRR mule AR dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, c. 640s-660s AH (1240s-1260s AD - RRR Unpublished mule silver dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, ca. 640s-660s AH (1240s-1260s AD). With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
AE fals of Caliph al-Mansur (754-775), Shash, governor Sayyid bin Yahya, 149 AH/ - Copper fals of Caliph al-Mansur (754-775, Shash mint, governor Sayyid bin Yahya, 149 AH/766 AD, Abbasid Caliphate Arabic inscriptions spread on both sides: Kalima, date and mint around. Dated to 149 AH = 766 AD, mint of Shash (Chach or modern Tashkent). 18mm, 2.41 grams. Rare Central Asian Abbasid issue, struck at the fringes of the Abbasid Empire.
AE fals of Caliph al-Mansur (754-775), Bukhara, governor Junaid, 151 AH/768 AD, - AE fals of Caliph al-Mansur (754-775), Bukhara, governor Junaid, 151 AH/768 AD, Abbasid Caliphate Arabic inscriptions spread on both sides: Kalima, date and mint around. Dated to 151 AH = 768 AD, mint of Bukhara. 18mm, 2.10 grams. Album 320; cf. Zeno 103745. Scarce Central Asian Abbasid issue, struck at the fringes of the Abbasid Empire.
Rare fals of Arslan Ilek Yusuf, Bukhara, 427 AH/1035, Qarakhanid Qaganate - Normal Arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Bukhara) and date (427 AH = 1035 AD), in the name Arslan Ilek Yusuf bin Ali. Mint of Bukhara. 28mm, 2.78 grams. Album 3350. Rare type. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare AE fals, Arslan Ilek Yusuf bin Ali, 1036 CE, Bukhara, Qarakhanid Qaganate, - Rare AE fals, Arslan Ilek Yusuf bin Ali, 1036 CE, Bukhara, Qarakhanid Qaganate, Central Asia Normal Arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Bukhara) and date. Mint of Bukhara. 31mm, 3.27 grams. cf. Zeno 160720; Kochnev 825. Rare late type, in very high quality, well-centered and struck. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.
RR silver dirham w/Tibetan Mam, Chaghatayid Mongols, c.1280s, Qaidu, Almaligh mi - Standard Almaligh layout, with Qaidu's "S" tamgha above the city name and with a Tibetan "Mam" within the reverse inscription. Very rare, seems to be unpublished, known from a handful of coins which came out a few years ago. 16mm, 0.86 grams. Almaligh mint. Mint name Almaligh within circle in reverse center. The site of Almaligh is now in China, in the northwest corner of Xinjiang province, about 50 miles west of the modern city Yining.
Bronze jital of Taj-ud-Daula Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Khurraman mint, Ghorids of G - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din (small cross within "n" in "din")/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.2 grams. Tye 200.2Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.60 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
Early AR damma of Abdallah II (mid-900's), "mint 3", Habbarid Sindh, medieval In - 11mm, 0.58 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (# - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 28mm, 3.11 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3635-50272 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual. Very large flan.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Radi (934-940 CE), Nasibin, Abbasid Caliphate - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. 26mm, 3.49 grams. Nasibin mint, dated 32x AH. Album 255. SKU X3665-50232Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (#7) - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 26mm, 3.01 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3651-50262 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (# - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 28mm, 2.78 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3633-50267 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual. Very large flan.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.60 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Silver dirham of Sultan Abd al-Rashid (1050-1053 ) w/Caliph al-Qa'im, Ghaznavid - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Rare silver qarari dirham of Zahir ad-dawla Ibrahim (1059-1099 AD), Ghaznavid Em - Obverse: Arabic inscription: Al-Muqtadi/ La ilah illa Allah/ Muhammad rasul Allah/ Malik al-Islam/ biamrallah Reverse: Qarar/ al-Sultan al-'Azam /Qahr al-Muluk/ al-Sa'id al-salatin/ Ibrahim 18mm, 2.91 grams. Album 1641 var. The Ghaznavid Empire was one of the greatest medieval Islamic Empires. The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic mamluk origin, at their greatest extent ruling large parts of Mesopotamia, Afghanistan, much of Transoxiana and the northwest Indian subcontinent from 977 to 1186. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan. .
RRR silver damma of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050), Punjab, Ghaznavid Sultanate - Shahada spread over both sides within an ornate border, Fat'h (?) above the legend on the reverse, name of Mawdud in the last line on the reverse. 12mm, 0.47 grams. No mint (uncertain mint in Punjab or north-eastern Sindh), no date. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #GH21. SKU x3667-53546 The dammas/ daniqs of Mawdud are reported in Goron and Goenka’s “The Coins of the Indian Sultanates” and other catalogues, probably owing to the mis-reading of the name “Mahmud” as “Mawdud”. Mawdud gold and silver coins are common, but his dammas/ daniqs are exceedingly rare and could not be confirmed until recently. Coins with the clear "Mawdud) were practically unknown until recently, when a small hoard of them appeared on the market. These coins remain exceedingly rare.
RR Unpublished AE fals from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, 1240's-1260's - While the silver dirhams from Kaiyalyq are now well-known, the jitals from there have only recently been identified and were never published. They are anonymous, bearing the legend Al-Imam al-Azam ("The Great Imam (Caliph)").
Rare silver qarari dirham of Zahir ad-dawla Ibrahim (1059-1099 AD), Ghaznavid Em - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 5 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Multani style AR damma, Ghaznavid Sultan Mahmud, ca.1005/06-1010 CE - Yamin al-(Dawla) wa amin al-milla Mahmud bin Nasir al D(in?). (œRight Hand of the State and Keeper of the Faith, Mahmud bin Nasir al-Din�). 10mm, 0.46 grams. Struck circa AD 1005/6-1010. F&T FG4; Album 1613; ICV “.
Rare AE anonymous fals, Kharashket mint, 420 AH/1029 AD, Qarakhanid Qaganate - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Kharashket) and date (420 AH = 1029 AD), sword. Mint of Kharashket. 25.5mm, 2.78 grams. Kochnev 717. SKU T604-31284 Rare. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen. The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200.2 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.2 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1800-11265 Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Posthumous retrograde damma of Amir Ahmd (950/1000 CE), Habbarids, Sindh (F/T26) - 8mm, 0.25 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"# -; Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #HS26. These coins are never found with the normal issues of Ahmd and seem to date to the later period, probably the first half of the 11th century CE.
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200.2 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.05 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1918-52825Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Rare fals (jital?) of Jalal al-din Mahmud (1350-1352), Mehrabanid rulers of Nimr - al-Sultan/ al-adil Yamin / al-Haq wa al-din/Mahmud // Zarb Nimruz. 19mm, 3.45 grams. Nimruz mint. Tye 129e2; Zeno 140264. The attribution of this type is somewhat disputed, and it is sometimes placed in Kirman in the 13th century, or under the early Mongols. The Mihrabanid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty that ruled Sistan (or Nimruz) from 1236 until the mid-16th century. It is the third indigenous Muslim dynasty of Sistan, having been preceded by the Saffarid and Nasrid dynasties.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.61 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Silver dirham of Caliph Hisham (105-125 AH; 724-743 AD), Wasit mint, minted 121 - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Wasit year one hundred and fifteen" in the margins, all within a triple border with five annulets/ "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 121 AH = 739/740 AD, mint of Wasit. 26.5mm, 2.88 grams. Mitchiner WIS 54-61.Beautiful early Islamic silver.
Rare small pitis or 1/2 pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1804-1821), Palembang m - Extremely stylized Arabic inscriptions: Zarb Fi Balad Palembang Dar al-Islam ("Coin of the city of Palembang, the abode of Islam"), double rim / Blank. 15mm, 0.41 grams. Krause -; Millies #202-203; Cf. Zeno 81652 The small types (Robinson 16) are quite rare, much scarcer than the larger types. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Dutch colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. During Napoleonic Wars in 1812, the sultan at that time, Mahmud Badaruddin II repudiated British claims to suzerainty, which was responded by British by attacking Palembang, sacking the court, and installing sultan's more cooperative younger brother, Najamuddin to the throne.
Rare tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Su - Arabic inscriptions and date (1193 AH = 1779 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 14mm, 0.37 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #185-187 Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
Silver dirham of Caliph Hisham (105-125 AH; 724-743 AD), Wasit mint, minted 121 - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Wasit year one hundred and fifteen" in the margins, all within a triple border with five annulets/ "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 121 AH = 739/740 AD, mint of Wasit. 26.5mm, 2.89 grams. Mitchiner WIS 54-61.Beautiful early Islamic silver.
Rare tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Su - Arabic inscriptions and date (1192 AH = 1778 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 13mm, 0.36 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #185-187 Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
Scarcer billon jital from Lahore of Taj al-Din Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Kurraman m - Bull standing left, Sri-Samanta in Nagari above, star below / Mu'izz al-dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/ yildiz in a few lines. 15mm, 2.8 grams. Kurraman mint, Tye 200.2.Yildiztook control of Ghanza and parts of India immediately after the deathof Mohamed Bin Sam. In Lahore he continued issuing Delhi-type jitalsand these coins are usually listed as coins from the Sultanate of Delhi.
Bronze 5-para of Sultan Abdul Mejid (1839-1861), Misr mint in Egypt, Ottoman Emp - Date and mint / Suleyman's tughra. Dated to the frozen accession date 1255 AH (1839 AD). 21mm, 6.7 grams grams. Misr mint in Egypt mint. KM #222. Abdul Mejid I or Abdülmecid I (23/25 April 1823 25 June 1861) was the 31st Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and succeeded his father Mahmud II on 2 July 1839. His reign was notable for the rise of nationalist movements within the empire's territories.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - Kufic and Bukharan legends around bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 26mm, 2.29 grams. BM Arab-Sassanian coins #344 ff.Rare (much rarer than the related type naming Caliph Mahdi). Al-Amin was the son of the famous Harun a-Rashid.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - Kufic and Bukharan legends around bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 25mm, 2.81 grams. BM Arab-Sassanian coins #344 ff.Rare (much rarer than the related type naming Caliph Mahdi). Al-Amin was the son of the famous Harun a-Rashid.
Silver dirham of Caliph Hisham (105-125 AH; 724-743 AD), Wasit mint, minted 122 - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Wasit year one hundred and twenty two" in the margins, all within a triple border with five annulets/ "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 122 AH = 740/741 AD, mint of Wasit. 24mm, 2.85 grams. Mitchiner WIS 54-61; Album 137.Beautiful early Islamic silver.
Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph Abd al-Rahman II (206-238 AH; 822-852 AD), al-An - Minted in 237 AH = 851 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 26mm, 2.64 grams. Mitchiner WIS -. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
Bronze jital of Taj-ud-Daula Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Khurraman mint, Ghorids of G - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din (small cross within "n" in "din")/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.2 grams. Tye 200.2Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain.
Excellent billon jital from Lahore of Taj al-Din Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Ghorids - Horseman right, Sri-Hamira ("Amir") in Nagari above, star below / Al-sultan al-mu'azzam abu'l fath yildiz al-sultan in a few lines. 15mm, 3.2 grams. Lahore mint, "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D26. Yildiz took control of Ghanza and parts of India immediately after the deathof Mohamed Bin Sam. In Lahore he continued issuing Delhi-type jitals and these coins are usually listed as coins from the Sultanate of Delhi.
Rare early-Islamic type! Silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara, earl - Corrupt arabic "Sha' id" (?) behind the bust in Arabic, Bukhar Hudat ("lord of Bukhara") in Bukharan script in front of the bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 25mm, 2.97 grams. BM Arab-Sassanian coins #b5. Walker, Arab-Sassanian, p. 163, b4. Rare type.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - al-Mahdhi behind the bust in Arabic, Bukhar Hudat ("lord of Bukhara") in Bukharan script in front of the bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 24mm, 2.87 grams. Album 94; BM Arab-Sassanian coins #319 ff.
Silver dirham of Farrukhzad (1053-1059 AD), Ghaznavid Empire - 18mm, 3.64 grams. Undated, probably Ghazna mint. Sebük Tigin made himself lord of nearly all the present territory of Afghanistan and of the Punjab. From the borders of Kurdistan to Samarkand, from the Caspian Sea to the Yamuna, his authority was acknowledged.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (#10 - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 26mm, 3.30 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3654-50286 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Rare huge bronze broad fals, issued by Togrul-Khaqan Mohamed bin Nasr (ca. early - The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Very rare late issue of the fractured Qarakhanid realm.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (#12 - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 26mm, 4.01 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3656-50280 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Radi (934-940 CE), Nasibin, Abbasid Caliphate - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. 26mm, 3.00 grams. Nasibin mint, dated 32x AH. Album 255. SKU X3666-50236Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (#6) - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 26mm, 4.88 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3650-50271 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Rare anonymous silver drachm, Arab Governors of Seistan, mid-late 8th century AD - Crude bust of king right, in style of Sasanian ruler Khusru II, in margin: Bismillah rabi in crude arabic, uncertain countermark at 7 o'clock / Fire altar flanked by attendants, corrupt inscriptions. 30mm, 3.24 grams. MACW 1392.Rare, even pierced.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Umar (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind - Billah yathiqu wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir Umar in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.59 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS33.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Scarce billon jital from Lahore of Taj al-Din Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Ghorids - Horseman right, "Sri-Hamira" in Nagari above / Islamic inscriptions in a few lines. "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D26-27.Yildiz took control of Ghanza and parts of India immediately after the death of Mohamed Bin Sam. In Lahore he continued issuing Delhi-type jitals and these coins are usually listed as coins from the Sultanate of Delhi.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Filastin, Abbasid Caliphate - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 25mm, 3.82 grams. Filastin mint, date off-flan. Album 246.2. SKU X3659-50273Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Mawsil mint, Abbasid Caliphate - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 23mm, 2.91 grams. Mawsil mint, dated 322 AH (932 CE). Album 246.2. SKU X3658-50237Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Surra min Raa, Abbasid Caliphate - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 25mm, 2.84 grams. Surra min Raa mint, dated 314 AH (926 AD). Album 246.2. SKU X3660-50235Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - al-Mahdhi behind the bust in Arabic, Bukhar Hudat ("lord of Bukhara") in Bukharan script in front of the bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 25mm, 2.60 grams. Album 94; BM Arab-Sassanian coins #319 ff.
Superb and very rare early-Islamic type! Silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords - Corrupt arabic "Sha' id" (?) behind the bust in Arabic, Bukhar Hudat ("lord of Bukhara") in Bukharan script in front of the bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 24mm, 2.87 grams. BM Arab-Sassanian coins #b5. Walker, Arab-Sassanian, p. 163, b4.Rare type, extremely rare this nice!
Silver dirham, Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 26mm, 2.98 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3644-50256 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (# - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 27mm, 4.49 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3641-50264 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 AD), Abbasid Caliphate (#6) - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 27mm, 3.87 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3629-50291 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 AD), Abbasid Caliphate (#7) - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 27mm, 3.17 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3630-50281 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (# - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 25mm, 2.63 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3637-50266 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (# - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 25mm, 3.22 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3639-50289 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 CE), Abbasid Caliphate (A-246.2) (# - Shahada spread on both sides, Koranic verse and mint and date formula in the circular margin. Cites Muqtadir's heir "Abu'l Abbas bin Amir al-Muminin" on obverse. 27mm, 2.90 grams. Album 246.2. SKU X3642-50255 Ex-Album. Little wear, but weak strike, as usual.
Silver damma of al-Rabbi', Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's AD - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic / Crude bust facing left within a dotted border.
AR damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi', Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's AD - Very rare, full legend is clear. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
Billon dehliwal of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Budaun, Sultanate of Delhi - Very stylized and crude horseman left, holding standard / Bull standing left, partial Sri Mahamada Sama in Nagari. 15mm, 3.4 grams. Mint of Budaun. "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D7. A nice billon coin from the famous Muslim Ghorid conqueror of Delhi. The Delhi Sultanate, or Sulthanath-e-Hind/Sulthanath-e-Dilli refers to the various dynasties that ruled in India from 1210 to 1526. Several Turko-Afghan dynasties ruled from Delhi: the Slave dynasty (1206-90), the Khilji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1413), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi (1451-1526).
Billon dehliwal of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Sultanate of Delhi - Horseman left, holding standard, Sri Hamira in Nagari / Bull standing left, Sri Mahamada Sama in Nagari. 15mm, 3.4 grams. Mint of Delhi. "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D10. Scarce!A nice billon coin from the famous Muslim Ghorid conqueror of Delhi.The Delhi Sultanate, or Sulthanath-e-Hind/Sulthanath-e-Dilli refers to the various dynasties that ruled in India from 1210 to 1526. Several Turko-Afghan dynasties ruled from Delhi: the Slave dynasty (1206-90), the Khilji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1413), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi (1451-1526).
Billon dehliwal of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Sultanate of Delhi - Horseman left, holding standard, Sri Hamira in Nagari / Bull standing left, Sri Mahamada Sama in Nagari. 15mm, 3.4 grams. Mint of Delhi. "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D10.A nice billon coin from the famous Muslim conqueror of Delhi.The Delhi Sultanate, or Sulthanath-e-Hind/Sulthanath-e-Dilli refers to the various dynasties that ruled in India from 1210 to 1526. Several Turko-Afghan dynasties ruled from Delhi: the Slave dynasty (1206-90), the Khilji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1413), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi (1451-1526).
Billon dehliwal of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Budaun type, Sultanate of Delhi - Very stylized and crude horseman left, holding standard / Bull standing left, partial Sri Mahamada Sama in Nagari. 15mm, 3.4 grams. Mint of Budaun. "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D7.A nice billon coin from the famous Muslim Ghorid conqueror of Delhi.The Delhi Sultanate, or Sulthanath-e-Hind/Sulthanath-e-Dilli refers to the various dynasties that ruled in India from 1210 to 1526. Several Turko-Afghan dynasties ruled from Delhi: the Slave dynasty (1206-90), the Khilji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1413), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi (1451-1526).
Scarcer billon jital from Lahore of Taj al-Din Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Kurraman m - Bull standing left, Sri-Samanta in Nagari above, star below / Mu'izz al-dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/ yildiz in a few lines. 15mm, 2.6 grams. Kurraman mint, Tye 200.2.Yildiztook control of Ghanza and parts of India immediately after the deathof Mohamed Bin Sam. In Lahore he continued issuing Delhi-type jitalsand these coins are usually listed as coins from the Sultanate of Delhi.
Billon dehliwal of Mohamed Bin Sam (1193-1206), Sultanate of Delhi - Horseman left, holding standard, Sri Hamira in Nagari / Bull standing left, Sri Mahamada Sama in Nagari. 15mm, 3.4 grams. Mint of Delhi. "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D10.A nice billon coin from the famous Muslim Ghorid conqueror of Delhi.The Delhi Sultanate, or Sulthanath-e-Hind/Sulthanath-e-Dilli refers to the various dynasties that ruled in India from 1210 to 1526. Several Turko-Afghan dynasties ruled from Delhi: the Slave dynasty (1206-90), the Khilji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1413), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi (1451-1526).
Silver piastre, RY4 (1777), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Ottoman Empire (KM 396) - Large silver piastre, RY4 (1777), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Constantinople mint, Ottoman Empire (KM 396). Dated to frozen accession year 1187 AH (1774), regnal year 4 (=1777). 39mm, 18.50 grams. KM 396; Dav. #332. Lovely huge silver coin.
Silver piastre, RY5 (1778), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Ottoman Empire (KM 396) - Large silver piastre, RY5 (1778), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Constantinople mint, Ottoman Empire (KM 396). Dated to frozen accession year 1187 AH (1774), regnal year 5 (=1778). 39mm, 19.38 grams. KM 396; Dav. #332. Lovely huge silver coin.
RR fals, governor Hisham ibn 'Amr az-Zuhayri, al-Mawsil, Umayyad Caliphate - Hisham ibn 'Amr az-Zuhayri, governor of Mosul 129-132 H/747-750 AD. Fals, undated type. Shahada to the four sides of an ornate square filled with the word wahdahu. // muhammad / rasul / allah in a circle, margin amara al-amir al-hisham ibn amr bi-l-mawsil. 21mm, 2.84 grams. al-Mawsil mint. Goussous 451 Nützel 2267. SKU T1995-53110 Very rare
Rare Umayyad fals, ca. early 700's, Balikh mint, Umayyad Caliphate - UMAYYAD: AE fals, Balikh mint, undated type. Scarce mint in central Syria, always coarsely struck, extremely nice for these. 16mm, 3.41 mint. A-169, W-778. SKU T1993-53105 Mint of Balikh in the Middle East - not to be confused with Balk in Central Asia. Ex-Album auction 25, lot 189
Silver piastre, RY1 (1774), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Ottoman Empire (KM 396) - Large silver piastre, RY1 (1774), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Constantinople mint, Ottoman Empire (KM 396). Dated to frozen accession year 1187 AH (1774), regnal year 1 (=1774). 39mm, 17.92 grams. KM 396; Dav. #332. Lovely huge silver coin.
RR Unpublished AE fals from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, 1240's-1260's - Al-Imam, floral decorations around / Al-Azam floral decorations around. 17mm, 1.41 g. cf. Zeno 176112 (for dirham), no bronze examples on Zeno. SKU T458-50154 While the silver dirhams from Kaiyalyq are now well-known, the jitals from there have only recently been identified and were never published. They are anonymous, bearing the legend Al-Imam al-Azam (œThe Great Imam� (Caliph)).
Very rare mule silver dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, 1240's-1260's - With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
Bronze jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186 AD), Lahore, Ghaznavids (Tye 119.1) - Stylized bull left, Sri Sama in Nagari above / Arabic legend: Al-sultan/al-azam/ Taj-ud-Daula / Khushru Malik. 16mm, 3.24 grams. Lahore mint. Tye 119.1 SKU T2024-52932 Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Fouree 2 1/2 Piastres (yuzluk), RY2 (1790), Selim III (1789-1807), Ottoman Empir - Fouree 2 1/2 Piastres (yuzluk), Selim III (1789-1807), Istambul mint, Ottoman Empire. Dated to frozen accession year 1203 AH (1789), regnal year 2 (=1790). 45mm, 31.05 grams. KM 507; Dav. #334. This is a fouree - a contemporary counterfeit made of a copper core coated with silver, made to enter circulation as a silver coin.
Rare AE fals, Sana ad-Dawla Muhammad, Ilaq, 405 AH, Qarakhanid Qaganate, Central - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq and date (405 AH = 1014 AD)), Sana ad-Dawla Muhammad bin Ali and Irtash. Mint of Ilaq. 26.5mm, 2.95 grams. Rare. Cf.Zeno 26951. SKU T588-31279 Very rare! The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211.Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.
RRR silver damma of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050), Punjab, Ghaznavid Sultanate - Shahada spread over both sides within an ornate border, Fat'h (?) above the legend on the reverse, name of Mawdud in the last line on the reverse. 13mmx11mm, 0.47 grams. No mint (uncertain mint in Punjab or north-eastern Sindh), no date. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #GH21. SKU x7643-53897 The dammas/ daniqs of Mawdud are reported in Goron and Goenka’s “The Coins of the Indian Sultanates” and other catalogues, probably owing to the mis-reading of the name “Mahmud” as “Mawdud”. Mawdud's gold and silver coins are common, but his dammas/ daniqs are exceedingly rare and could not be confirmed until recently. Coins with the clear "Mawdud) were practically unknown until recently, when a small hoard of them appeared on the market. These coins remain exceedingly rare.
Bronze jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186 AD), Lahore, Ghaznavids (Tye 119.1) - Stylized bull left, Sri Sama in Nagari above / Arabic legend: Al-sultan/al-azam/ Taj-ud-Daula / Khushru Malik. 16mm, 3.22 grams. Lahore mint. Tye 119.1 SKU T2025-52903 Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Nice AR brockage jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186), Lahore, Ghaznavids (Tye 119 - Arabic legend: Al-sultan/al-azam/ Taj-ud-Daula / Khushru Malik. 16mm, 3.35 grams. Lahore mint // Same in incuse. Tye 119.1 SKU T2085-52995 Lovely high quality brockage, struck in silver. Very rare this nice. Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Bronze jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186 AD), Lahore, Ghaznavids (Tye 119.1) - Stylized bull left, Sri Sama in Nagari above / Arabic legend: Al-sultan/al-azam/ Taj-ud-Daula / Khushru Malik. 16mm, 3.33 grams. Lahore mint. Tye 119.1 SKU T2083-52908 Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Lot of 25 Central Asian large copper coins, c.1400-1600, many w/countermarks - From about AH 818 onwards, all copper coinage is anonymous and best regarded as civic coinage. They circulated extensively, and are often found quite worn - Central Asian coppers were used as a regional, rather than a local currency, and have often been found in large hoards.
Bronze fals of Nasr II (914-943), Nawkat-Ilaq mint, 305 AH, Samanids in Central - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint and date (305 AH = 917 AD). Mint of Nawkat Ilaq. 23.5mm, 3.46 grams. Album 1452. Rare. Nasr ibn Ahmad or Nasr II, nicknamed "the Fortunate", was the ruler (amir) of Transoxiana and Khurasan as the head of the Samanid dynasty from 914 to 943. His reign marked the high point of the Samanid dynasty's fortunes. He was the son of Ahmad ibn Isma’il.
Scarcer silver akce, Bayezid II (1481-1512), Kratova mint, Ottoman Empire - Azze Nasruhu Duriba Bi Kratova Sana 886 ("May he be victorious, struck in Kratova in the year 886"), dated to the frozen accession date 886 AH (1481 CE). 11mm, 0.73 grams. Kratova mint (city of Kratovo in Macedonia).
Lot of 9 nicer jitals w/horseman, 1100-1200 - Yildiz, Ghorids, Khwarizm etc. - Lot of 9 various unattributed jitals with a horseman (though a few might be of other types) from 1100's/early 1200's - Yildiz, Ghorids, Khwarizm etc. Each coin is 14-16mm, 2-3 grams each. All these coins should be attributable. Interesting group of scarcer coins, the price is for the entire group of coins shown.
Lot of 50 Central Asian large copper coins, c.1400-1600, many w/countermarks - From about AH 818 onwards, all copper coinage is anonymous and best regarded as civic coinage. They circulated extensively, and are often found quite worn - Central Asian coppers were used as a regional, rather than a local currency, and have often been found in large hoards.
Lot of 13 nicer jitals, 1100-1200 - Yildiz, Ghorids, Khwarizm etc. - Lot of 13 various unattributed billon jitals from 1100's/early 1200's - Yildiz, Delhi, Ghorids, Khwarizm etc. Each coin is 14-16mm, 2-3 grams each. Much variation, lots of different types. All these coins should be attributable. Interesting group of scarcer coins, the price is for the entire group of coins shown.
Silver dirham of Sultan Farrukhzad (1053-1059) w/Caliph al-Qa'im, Ghaznavid Empi - Rev: Muhammad rasul Allah/ Jamal ud-dawla/ wa kamal al-milla / Farrukhzad. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Silver dirham of Sultan Abd al-Rashid (1050-1053 ) w/Caliph al-Qa'im, Ghaznavid - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
AE jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186), Lahore, Ghaznavid Empire (Tye 120.3) - Khusraw/Malik below a crescent within a dot and line border / Al-sultan/al-azam/Suraj/ud-Daulah. 15mm, 3.14 grams. Lahore mint. Tye 120.3. SKU T2035-52731 Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Bronze jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186 AD), Lahore, Ghaznavids (Tye 119.1) - Stylized bull left, Sri Sama in Nagari above / Arabic legend: Al-sultan/al-azam/ Taj-ud-Daula / Khushru Malik. 16mm, 2.40 grams. Lahore mint. Tye 119.1 SKU T2023-45284 Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Lot of 77 bronze jitals of Mohamed (1200-1220), Khwarezmian Empire - In February 1220 the Mongolian army crossed the Syr Darya and launched the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. Most show weak strikes, as usual for these types. Larger coins, 18mm-20mm, 2.5-3 grams each.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Bronze jital of Khushru Malik (1160-1186 AD), Lahore, Ghaznavids (Tye 119.1) - Stylized bull left, Sri Sama in Nagari above / Arabic legend: Al-sultan/al-azam/ Taj-ud-Daula / Khushru Malik. 16mm, 3.33 grams. Lahore mint. Tye 119.1 SKU T2084-45382 Abu'l-Muzaffar Khusrau Malik ibn Khusrau-Shah, better simply known as Khushru Malik, was the last Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire, ruling from 1160 to 1186. When Lahore was captured by the Ghurids in 1186, while Khusrau Malik and his son Bahram Shah were taken to Ghur and imprisoned, marking the end of the Ghaznavid Empire. He was the son and successor of Khusrau Shah (r. 1157-1160).
Rare 1st tughra AR piastre, RY1 (1774), Abdul Hamid (1774-89), Ottoman Empire (K - Rare 1st tughra silver piastre, RY1 (1774), Abdul Hamid (1774-89), Ottoman Empire (KM 368). Dated to frozen accession year 1187 AH (1774), regnal year 1 (=1774). 39mm, 18.34 grams. KM 368. Rare, issued for only a few months in 1774. The tughra was then changed to second type. Lovely huge silver coin.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
Silver dirham of Sultan Farrukhzad (1053-1059) w/Caliph al-Qa'im, Ghaznavid Empi - Obv:Kalima in three lines / al-Qa'im biamrallah Rev: Muhammad rasul Allah/ Jamal ud-dawla/ wa kamal al-milla / Farrukhzad The inscriptions also mention the Abbasid Caliph al-Qa'im (1031-1075). 19mm, 2,91 grams. Tye 98. The Ghaznavid Empire was one of the greatest medieval Islamic Empires. The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic mamluk origin, at their greatest extent ruling large parts of Mesopotamia, Afghanistan, much of Transoxiana and the northwest Indian subcontinent from 977 to 1186. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan. .
Rare billon jital of Nasir Qarlugh (1249-1259), Qarlughid Empire, Northern India - Rare type - billon jital of Nasir al-Din Muhammad Qarlugh (1249-1259 AD), Qarlughid Empire, Northern India Nasir al-dunya wa ud-din / Muhammad bin Hassan Qarlugh. 15.5mm, 3.79 grams. Tye 349. Lovely quality strike with much silvering. After the death of Mohamed Qarlugh, he realm was absorbed by the Sultans of Delhi.
RRR silver damma of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050), Punjab, Ghaznavid Sultanate - Shahada spread over both sides within an ornate border, Fat'h (?) above the legend on the reverse, name of Mawdud in the last line on the reverse. 13mmx11mm, 0.57 grams. No mint (uncertain mint in Punjab or north-eastern Sindh), no date. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #GH21. SKU x3679-53547 The dammas/ daniqs of Mawdud are reported in Goron and Goenka’s “The Coins of the Indian Sultanates” and other catalogues, probably owing to the mis-reading of the name “Mahmud” as “Mawdud”. Mawdud gold and silver coins are common, but his dammas/ daniqs are exceedingly rare and could not be confirmed until recently. Coins with the clear "Mawdud) were practically unknown until recently, when a small hoard of them appeared on the market. These coins remain exceedingly rare.
Lot of 96 bronze jitals of Mohamed (1200-1220), Khwarezmian Empire - In February 1220 the Mongolian army crossed the Syr Darya and launched the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. Most show weak strikes, as usual for these types. Larger coins, 18mm-20mm, 2.5-3 grams each.
Lot of 65 bronze jitals of Mohamed (1200-1220), Khwarezmian Empire - In February 1220 the Mongolian army crossed the Syr Darya and launched the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. Most show weak strikes, as usual for these types. Larger coins, 18mm-20mm, 2.5-3 grams each.
Lot of 25 bronze jitals of Mohamed (1200-1220), Khwarezmian Empire - In February 1220 the Mongolian army crossed the Syr Darya and launched the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. Most show weak strikes, as usual for these types. Larger coins, 18mm-20mm, 2.5-3 grams each.
Lot of 10 bronze jitals of Mohamed (1200-1220), Khwarezmian Empire - In February 1220 the Mongolian army crossed the Syr Darya and launched the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. Most show weak strikes, as usual for these types. Larger coins, 18mm-20mm, 2.5-3 grams each.
Lot of 100 bronze jitals of Mohamed (1200-1220), Khwarezmian Empire - In February 1220 the Mongolian army crossed the Syr Darya and launched the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. Most show weak strikes, as usual for these types. Larger coins, 18mm-20mm, 2.5-3 grams each.
Huge silver 2-zolota, RY10 (1783), Abdul Hamid (1774-89), Ottoman Empire (KM 402 - Silver 2-zolota (altmishlik), Abdul Hamid (1774-89), Ottoman Empire. Dated to frozen accession year 1187 AH (1774), regnal year 10 (=1783). 45mm, 27.39 grams. KM 402 (the type with a large decoration over "abd"). Lovely huge silver coin.
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200.2 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.2 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1887-11301Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.09 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1925-52808Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Silver piastre, RY8 (1781), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Ottoman Empire (KM 396) - Large silver piastre, RY8 (1781), Abdul Hamid (1774-1789), Constantinople mint, Ottoman Empire (KM 396). Dated to frozen accession year 1187 AH (1774), regnal year 8 (=1781). 39mm, 18.33 grams. KM 396; Dav. #332. Lovely huge silver coin.
Silver dirham of Bahramshah (1118-52) w/Caliph al-Mustarshid and Sanjar, Ghaznav - Rev: Al-Sultan/ Muhammad rasul Allah/ al-Sultan al-Azzam/ Yamin ud-dawla/ Bahramshah. 19mm, 2.78 grams. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.05 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1920-52824Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Silver yamini dirham of Yamin ud-Daula Mahmud (998-1030 AD) naming Caliph al-Qad - Obverse: Arabic inscription in 5 lines: Adil / kalima in 3 lines / Yamini. Reverse: Arabic incsription in 5 lines: lillah / Muhammad / rasul Allah/ al-Qadir billah/ Mahmud. 18mm, 2.88 grams. Ghazna mint. Album 1609, type 3a. The Ghaznavid Empire was one of the greatest medieval Islamic Empires. The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic mamluk origin, at their greatest extent ruling large parts of Mesopotamia, Afghanistan, much of Transoxiana and the northwest Indian subcontinent from 977 to 1186. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan. .
Silver dirham of Yamin ud-Daula Mahmud (998-1030 AD) without Mahmud's name but n - Reverse: incsription in 5 lines: lillah / Muhammad rasul Allah / al-Qadir Billah/ Yamin al-dawla / m. Fascinating coin. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Silver dirham of Sultan Farrukhzad (1053-1059) w/Caliph al-Qa'im, Ghaznavid Empi - Rev: Muhammad rasul Allah/ Jamal ud-dawla/ wa kamal al-milla / Farrukhzad. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Silver dirham of Sultan Farrukhzad (1053-1059) w/Caliph al-Qa'im, Ghaznavid Empi - Rev: Muhammad rasul Allah/ Jamal ud-dawla/ wa kamal al-milla / Farrukhzad. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Silver dirham of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050) with Fakhr al-Umma, also naming Calip - Obv:Kalima in three lines / al-Qa'im biamrallah Rev: Shihab ud-dawla/ wa Fakhr al-Umma/ Abu'l fath / Mawdud The inscriptions also mention the Abbasid Caliph al-Qa'im (1031-1075). 19mm, 2.90 grams. SNAT Ghazna 341-344. The Ghaznavid Empire was one of the greatest medieval Islamic Empires. The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic mamluk origin, at their greatest extent ruling large parts of Mesopotamia, Afghanistan, much of Transoxiana and the northwest Indian subcontinent from 977 to 1186. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan. .
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.35 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1924-52833Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200.2 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.07 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1919-52804Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Silver dirham of Mas'ud (1031-1041 AD) naming Caliph al-Qa'im, Zahiria mint, Gha - Obverse: Arabic inscription: Adl / kalima in 3 lines / "sin" Reverse: Arabic incsription: Zahiriya/ Muhammad rasul Allah/ al-Qa'im biamrallah/ Nasr din allah/ Mas'ud. 21mm, 2.72 grams. Zahiriya mint. Album 1621. The Ghaznavid Empire was one of the greatest medieval Islamic Empires. The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic mamluk origin, at their greatest extent ruling large parts of Mesopotamia, Afghanistan, much of Transoxiana and the northwest Indian subcontinent from 977 to 1186. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan. .
Silver broad dirham of Mas'ud (1031-1041 AD) naming Caliph al-Qa'im, Balkh mint, - Obverse: Arabic inscription in 5 lines: Adil / kalima in 3 lines Reverse: Arabic incsription: lillah / Muhammad / rasul Allah/ al-Qa'im biamrallah/ Mas'ud. 22mm, 3.58 grams. Balkh mint. Album 1620. The Ghaznavid Empire was one of the greatest medieval Islamic Empires. The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic mamluk origin, at their greatest extent ruling large parts of Mesopotamia, Afghanistan, much of Transoxiana and the northwest Indian subcontinent from 977 to 1186. The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan. .
Billon jital of Yildiz (1206-1215), Khurraman, Ghorids of Ghazna - Tye #200 - Sri Samanta in Nagari script above a humped and horned bull standing left, with the bull decorated with five dots / Muizz ud dunya/wa ud-din/abduh/Yildiz. 15mm, 3.09 grams. Tye 200.2. SKU T1926-52809Tajuddin Yildoz was a Turkic slave of Sultan Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori who rose to become ruler of Ghazni after Mohamed Ghori's death. Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. During the rule of Iltutmish he also tried to lay his claim on Delhi but was defeated by the Iltutmish at Tarain. After being led through the streets of Delhi was sent to Budaun, where he was put to death in the same year.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 5 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 5 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Post-reform silver tanka of Yaqub ibn Uzun Hassan (1478-1490 AD), Amid mint, the - These Turkish people settled around Lake Van in North Eastern Turkey. They were known as "White Sheep Turkcomans" because of the black sheep emblem on their standard. In 1469 the White sheep Turcomans conquered another Turcoman tribe, the "White Sheep" Turcomans, and the two clans were united.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Mahdi (775-785 AD), Medinat Jayy mint, minted 162 AH/ - Shahada spread on both sides, date and mint around. Medinat Jayy mint. 27.5mm, 2.74 grams. Album 215.1 This is a beautiful high quality coin showing original luster. It was reportedly found in Spain in a large hoard of Abbasid coins. Muhammad ibn Mansur al-Mahdi (ruled 775785), was the third Abbasid Caliph. He succeeded his father, al-Mansur. Al-Mahdi, whose name means "Rightly-guided" or "Redeemer", was proclaimed caliph when his father was on his deathbed.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.53 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
HUGE (43mm) silver multiple dirhem of Mansur bin Nuh (961-976), Zaybak mint?, Ba - With "Jid" below the circular inscription on obverse - Mitchiner states that coins with this inscription come from the town of Zaybak in eastern Badakhshan. 43mm, 7.28 grams. Mitchiner WIS 730 var.; Album 1465. Multiple dirhams were struck out of freshly mined and unrefined silver in the Samanid province of Badakhshan. These were not struck to any single standard (the weight of these pieces can vary from 5 to 15 grams) and probably fulfilled the role of bullion ingots as well as of (probably local) coinage. All these multiple dirhems are rare. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Rare HUGE (43mm, 6.64 grams!) silver multiple dirhem of Amir Mansur bin Nuh (961 - With "Jid" below the circular inscription on obverse - Mitchiner states that coins with this inscription come from the town of Zaybak in eastern Badakhshan. 43mm, 6.64 grams. Mitchiner WIS 730 var.; Album 1465. Very high quality for these! Multiple dirhams were struck out of freshly mined and unrefined silver in the Samanid province of Badakhshan. These were not struck to any single standard (the weight of these pieces can vary from 5 to 15 grams) and probably fulfilled the role of bullion ingots as well as of (probably local) coinage. All these multiple dirhems are rare. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.57 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.57 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. c). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Nice silver damma of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, medieval India - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir ("In God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar ("In God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar"). 11mm, 0.62 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
AR damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi', Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's AD - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
Scarce silver drachm in the name of Mohamed, struck under Caliph al-Mahdi, ca.77 - Bust right, Sogdian legends right, Arabic œMohamed� behind the bust / Fire altar and attendants. 25mm, 2.90 g. cf. Zeno 16689. Cut across the face. Intentional defacement? œMohamed� was the given name of Caliph al-Mahdi. Only a few coins were minted with œMohamed� most were minted with the name œMahdi�.
Nice silver damma of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, medieval India - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious") // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar ("In God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar"). 11mm, 0.52 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.61 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Rare silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Yahya under Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Si - Billah yathiqu / Yahya wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts Yahya and through him is victorious�) // / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œMuhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.53 grams. G/G #AS40; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS7. These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. Hatim, named on these coins, was either 'Umar's heir or one of his governors. Coins of these type are rare, especially in good quality.
Lot of 2 various unsorted silver Ghaznavid dirhams, 977-1186 AD, Ghaznavid Empir - The dynasty was founded by Sabuktigin upon his succession to rule of the region of Ghazna after the death of his father-in-law, Alp Tigin, who was a breakaway ex-general of the Samanid Empire from Balkh, north of the Hindu Kush in Greater Khorasan.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.62 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.62 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.64 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Nice silver damma of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, medieval India - Billah yathiqu / "Umar wa bihi / yantasir ("In God trusts "Umar and through him is victorious") // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar ("In God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar"). 10.5mm, 0.60 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
RRR Unpublished mule silver dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, ca. 640s-660s A - RRR Unpublished mule silver dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, ca. 640s-660s AH (1240s-1260s AD). With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
RRR silver damma of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050), Punjab, Ghaznavid Sultanate - Shahada spread over both sides within an ornate border, Fat'h (?) above the legend on the reverse, name of Mawdud in the last line on the reverse. 13mm, 0.49 grams. No mint (uncertain mint in Punjab or north-eastern Sindh), no date. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #GH21 (rated RRR). SKU x3529-53543 The dammas/ daniqs of Mawdud are reported in Goron and Goenka’s “The Coins of the Indian Sultanates” and other catalogues, probably owing to the mis-reading of the name “Mahmud” as “Mawdud”. Mawdud gold and silver coins are common, but his dammas/ daniqs are exceedingly rare and could not be confirmed until recently. Coins with the clear "Mawdud) were practically unknown until recently, when a small hoard of them appeared on the market. These coins remain exceedingly rare.
Excellent billon jital from Lahore of Taj al-Din Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Ghorids - Horseman right, Sri-Hamira ("Lord Amir") in Nagari above, star below / Al-sultan al-mu'azzam abu'l fath yildiz al-sultan in a few lines. 17mm, 3.2 grams. Lahore mint, "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D26; Tye #201.1 Yildiztook control of Ghanza and parts of India immediately after the deathof Mohamed Bin Sam. In Lahore he continued issuing Delhi-type jitalsand these coins are usually listed as coins from the Sultanate of Delhi.
RRR silver damma of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050), Punjab, Ghaznavid Sultanate - Shahada spread over both sides within an ornate border, Fat'h (?) above the legend on the reverse, name of Mawdud in the last line on the reverse. 13mm, 0.40 grams. No mint (uncertain mint in Punjab or north-eastern Sindh), no date. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #GH21. SKU x3502-53544 The dammas/ daniqs of Mawdud are reported in Goron and Goenka’s “The Coins of the Indian Sultanates” and other catalogues, probably owing to the mis-reading of the name “Mahmud” as “Mawdud”. Mawdud gold and silver coins are common, but his dammas/ daniqs are exceedingly rare and could not be confirmed until recently. Coins with the clear "Mawdud) were practically unknown until recently, when a small hoard of them appeared on the market. These coins remain exceedingly rare.
RRR silver damma of Sultan Mawdud (1041-1050), Punjab, Ghaznavid Sultanate - Shahada spread over both sides within an ornate border, Fat'h (?) above the legend on the reverse, name of Mawdud in the last line on the reverse. 14mmx11mm, 0.46 grams. No mint (uncertain mint in Punjab or north-eastern Sindh), no date. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #GH21. SKU x3664-53545 The dammas/ daniqs of Mawdud are reported in Goron and Goenka’s “The Coins of the Indian Sultanates” and other catalogues, probably owing to the mis-reading of the name “Mahmud” as “Mawdud”. Mawdud gold and silver coins are common, but his dammas/ daniqs are exceedingly rare and could not be confirmed until recently. Coins with the clear "Mawdud) were practically unknown until recently, when a small hoard of them appeared on the market. These coins remain exceedingly rare.
RR Qa'an al-adil jital, temp.Toregene-Moengke, 1240s/1260s, Mongol Empire - Arabic inscriptions: Qa™an al-adil (œthe Just Khan�) // full shahada (la™ illah ila allah Muhammad rasul allah) 14mm, 4.07 grams. Unknown mint, early period, ca.1230™s-1250™s. Nyamaa -; Tye -; Album 1978Ovar. SKU T913-52258 This is a very rare early anonymous jital “ it might be a copper counterpart to the silver anonymous dirhams in the name of œQa™an al-Adil� issues from the reign of Toragene (639-644 AH) on. This type of copper coin has only recently been identified and remains exceedingly rare. Most of the known coins are in a very poor state of preservation, this is quite an exceptional quality specimen.
RR! AR damma of 'Imran bin Musa, c.831-833 CE, Sindh, Abbasid Caliphate - Œal-Marahal� almost certainly refers to ˜Imran bin Musa, the son of the current Sindhi governor who is known to have served under his father as lieutenant governor. 'Imran and his father Musa were from the famous Barmakid family which raised its riches and prominence under the Abbasid Caliphs only to suffer a spectacular downfall during the reign of Harun al-Rashid.
Rare anonymous silver dinar, ca.1260s-1280 AD, Bulgar mint on Volga, Jochid Mong - Tamgha in a circle surrounded by decorations / Seven stars. 18mm, 1.27 grams. Singatullina #176. Usually attributed to Bulgar, but there are some higher quality epigraphic coins from Bulgar, and these coins might come from Bilar or from another, less important, city in the region. Following the death of Moengke, many different anonymous coins were minted along Volga. Most of the coins are anepigraphic, but they are traditionally attributed to Bulgar on Volga unless other data is available. Most were probably minted during the reign of Berke Khan and Mengu Timur (Moengke Temur) Khan, though it is impossible to date these coins with precision. All these coins are very crude, rare and difficult to find.
Quality silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abb - Crowned Sasanian-style bust right, al-Mahdhi behind the bust in Arabic, Bukhar Hudat ("lord of Bukhara") in Bukharan script in front of the bust, three large dots below the bust / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust of Ahuramazda looking right in flames. 24mm, 2.63 grams. Album 94; BM Arab-Sassanian coins #319 ff. Imitating silver drachms of the Sasanian king Bahram V.
Very nice silver dirham of Caliph Harun al-Rashid (786-809 AD), Medinat al-Salam - Harun al-Rashid (17 March 763 or February 766 ” 24 March 809) was the fifth Abbasid Caliph. Islamic art and Islamic music also flourished significantly during his reign. An example of what is factual, is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun had sent to Charlemagne.
Very nice silver dirham of Caliph Harun al-Rashid (786-809 AD), Medinat al-Salam - Harun al-Rashid (17 March 763 or February 766 ” 24 March 809) was the fifth Abbasid Caliph. Islamic art and Islamic music also flourished significantly during his reign. An example of what is factual, is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun had sent to Charlemagne.
Very nice silver dirham of Caliph Harun al-Rashid (786-809 AD), Medinat al-Salam - Harun al-Rashid (17 March 763 or February 766 ” 24 March 809) was the fifth Abbasid Caliph. Islamic art and Islamic music also flourished significantly during his reign. An example of what is factual, is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun had sent to Charlemagne.
Rare! Silver "Mug" drachm, ca.700-730 AD, Samarqand area in Sogdiana - It appears these coins were minted and circulated in the territories of Samarqand and Tajikistan. These coins never circulated in Bukhara oasis however and no coins have yet been found in there even though they are derived from the Bukharkhudat types.
Fals of Mongol Great Khan Moengke (1251-1259) naming Akhsatan II bin Fariburz (1 - Akhsatan II submitted to the Mongol rule (they ended up killing him, though), so he was obliged placing the Mongol tamgha of Moengke and his title on obverse. The odd random shapes were traditional in Georgia and Azerbaijan, where copper coins were struck on oddly shaped flans of random weight the mint is not given on the coins, but they were probably struck in Shirvan (in Azerbaijan) or elsewhere, maybe in Baku.
RRR Unpublished mule silver dirham from Kaiyalyq, Mongol Empire, ca. 640s-660s A - Kalifat Allah, floral decorations around / Kalifat Allah floral decorations around. 16mm, 1.18 g. cf. Zeno 176112. Very rare coin, struck from two obverse dies. Kaiyalyq was founded sometimes in the 11th century it was a capital of Qarlukhid jagbu, a semi-independent state within the Qarakhanid Qaganate. It was a small but important city on the Silk Road, described by a number of ancient historians as a rich outpost. With the Mongol conquest in the 1220™s it lost much of its importance and was slowly abandoned. It is now an archaeological site, next to a small village called Antonovka/Kaiayliq in Kazakhstan. The site is only now being investigated by the archaeologists, and a few new types of Mongol coins are now appearing from that area.
Nice silver damma of Amir Ali (ca.900/950 AD), Habbarid Amirs of Sind (AS #15) - Billah yathiqu / 'Ali wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts 'Ali and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / 'Ali (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Ali�). 10mm, 0.48 grams. G/G #AS15; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS12. Ali was the son of ˜Umar II, as mentioned by Mas™udi, and ˜Umar™s successor. Ali™s reign must have lasted for a long time, as we see much stylistic change in his coins: the early pieces are large and well-made, with small neat lettering engraved in thin lines; while the (presumably) latest coins are smaller and relatively crudely engraved.
Very nice silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar III (mid-900's CE), Habbarid Sin - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 10mm, 0.59 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS13 ˜Umar III reigned over the "mint 1" area in the mid-900's CE. The coins are smaller and dumpier and show a different calligraphy compared to the coins of Umar I and II.
Very nice silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar III (mid-900's CE), Habbarid Sin - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 10mm, 0.54 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS13 ˜Umar III reigned over the "mint 1" area in the mid-900's CE. The coins are smaller and dumpier and show a different calligraphy compared to the coins of Umar I and II.
Very nice silver damma of Amir Ali (ca.900/950 AD), Habbarid Amirs of Sind (AS # - Billah yathiqu / 'Ali wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts 'Ali and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / 'Ali (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Ali�). 10mm, 0.57 grams. G/G #AS15; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS12. Ali was the son of ˜Umar II, as mentioned by Mas™udi, and ˜Umar™s successor. Ali™s reign must have lasted for a long time, as we see much stylistic change in his coins: the early pieces are large and well-made, with small neat lettering engraved in thin lines; while the (presumably) latest coins are smaller and relatively crudely engraved.
Quality silver qanhari dirham ("Billa thiqqa" type), Amir Abd al-Rahman (9th-11 - Billa thiqqa Amir Abd al Rahman wa nasarahu / Lillah Muhammad rasul Allah in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.56 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS6; Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #HS17. Abd al-Rahman minted only "Mint 2" œBillah thiqqa� coins. He was probably the son of Abdallah I and the father of Amir Muhammad and probably ruled in the late 800's or early 900's CE.
Very nice silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar II ibn Abdallah (fl 912/13 CE), - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 10mm, 0.52 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS11 ˜Umar II (recorded as Amir of Mansurah Abu™l Mundhir ˜Umar ibn ˜Abdallah) by al-Mas™udi as the reigning Amir during Masudi's visit in 912/913 AD. Coins of ˜Umar II have small neat lettering and different auxiliary marks from ˜Umar I or III. The coins are more compact, thicker and slightly heavier.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.59 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
Silver dirham of Caliph Harun al-Rashid (786-809 AD), Muhammadiya mint, 191 AH/8 - Harun al-Rashid (17 March 763 or February 766 ” 24 March 809) was the fifth Abbasid Caliph. Islamic art and Islamic music also flourished significantly during his reign. An example of what is factual, is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun had sent to Charlemagne.
Silver miri (2 dirhems) of Timur Lang (Tamerlane) (1370-1405 AD), citing Mahmud - Kalima / names of Mahmud, and Timur's heir Amirzadeh Muhammad. Dated 707 (error date for 807 AH = 1404 AD). Samarqand mint. 16mm, 1.59 grams. Cf.Zeno 100454. A very nice example of a coin of one of the cruelest and infamous rulers of all times!
Rare silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Hatim under Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Si - Billah yathiqu / Hatim wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts Hatim and through him is victorious�) // / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œMuhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.54 grams. G/G #AS22; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS6. These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. Hatim, named on these coins, was either 'Umar's heir or one of his governors. Coins of these type are rare, especially in good quality.
RR! AR damma of 'Imran bin Musa, c.831-833 CE, Sindh, Abbasid Caliphate - Œal-Marahal� almost certainly refers to ˜Imran bin Musa, the son of the current Sindhi governor who is known to have served under his father as lieutenant governor. 'Imran and his father Musa were from the famous Barmakid family which raised its riches and prominence under the Abbasid Caliphs only to suffer a spectacular downfall during the reign of Harun al-Rashid.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.55 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Extremely rare! Silver damma of 'Imran bin Musa, struck ca.831-833 CE, Interim G - Œal-Marahal� almost certainly refers to ˜Imran bin Musa, the son of the current Sindhi governor who is known to have served under his father as lieutenant governor. 'Imran and his father Musa were from the famous Barmakid family which raised its riches and prominence under the Abbasid Caliphs only to suffer a spectacular downfall during the reign of Harun al-Rashid.
Very nice silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar II ibn Abdallah (fl 912/13 CE), - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 10mm, 0.52 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS11 ˜Umar II (recorded as Amir of Mansurah Abu™l Mundhir ˜Umar ibn ˜Abdallah) by al-Mas™udi as the reigning Amir during Masudi's visit in 912/913 AD. Coins of ˜Umar II have small neat lettering and different auxiliary marks from ˜Umar I or III. The coins are more compact, thicker and slightly heavier.
Extremely rare! Silver damma of 'Imran bin Musa, struck ca.831-833 CE, Interim G - Œal-Marahal� almost certainly refers to ˜Imran bin Musa, the son of the current Sindhi governor who is known to have served under his father as lieutenant governor. 'Imran and his father Musa were from the famous Barmakid family which raised its riches and prominence under the Abbasid Caliphs only to suffer a spectacular downfall during the reign of Harun al-Rashid.
Very nice silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar II ibn Abdallah (fl 912/13 CE), - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 10mm, 0.52 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS11 SKU H318 ˜Umar II (recorded as Amir of Mansurah Abu™l Mundhir ˜Umar ibn ˜Abdallah) by al-Mas™udi as the reigning Amir during Masudi's visit in 912/913 AD. Coins of ˜Umar II have small neat lettering and different auxiliary marks from ˜Umar I or III. The coins are more compact, thicker and slightly heavier.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir ˜Abd�). 11mm, 0.55 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.53 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir Abdallah"). 11mm, 0.59 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
Extremely rare! Silver damma of 'Imran bin Musa, struck ca.831-833 CE, Interim G - Œal-Marahal� almost certainly refers to ˜Imran bin Musa, the son of the current Sindhi governor who is known to have served under his father as lieutenant governor. 'Imran and his father Musa were from the famous Barmakid family which raised its riches and prominence under the Abbasid Caliphs only to suffer a spectacular downfall during the reign of Harun al-Rashid.
RRR! AR damma of 'Imran, ca.831-833 CE, Interim Governor of Sindh under his fath - Silver damma of 'Imran bin Musa, struck ca.831-833 CE, Interim Governor of Sindh under his father Musa, Abbasid Caliphate. "Al-Marahal" almost certainly refers to 'Imran bin Musa, the son of the current Sindhi governor who is known to have served under his father as lieutenant governor.
Posthumous retrograde damma of Amir Ahmd (950/1000 CE), Habbarids, Sindh (F/T #H - 8mm, 0.43 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"# -; Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #HS26. These coins are never found with the normal issues of Ahmd and seem to date to the later period, probably the first half of the 11th century CE.
Rare silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Hatim under Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Si - Billah yathiqu / Hatim wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts Hatim and through him is victorious�) // / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œMuhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.62 grams. G/G #AS22; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS6. These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. Hatim, named on these coins, was either 'Umar's heir or one of his governors. Coins of these type are rare, especially in good quality.
High quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Umar I (854-? CE), Habbarid Sindh, - Billah yathiqu / ˜Umar wa bihi / yantasir (œIn God trusts ˜Umar and through him is victorious�) // Lillah / Muhammad / rasul / Allah / ˜Umar (œIn God, Muhammad is the messenger of God, ˜Umar�). 11mm, 0.53 grams. G/G #AS33; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS4 (var. a). These coins are attributed to ˜Umar I ibn Abd al-Aziz, the first of the Habbarid Amirs, who took control of Sindh with Caliphal approval in ca.854 CE but ruled as an independent Amir, functionally secceeding from the Caliphate. 'Umar minted silver dammas and exceedingly rare gold fractions dinars, but most of his coins are very worn and poorly struck - high quality silver dammas like this piece are rare.
Early type high quality silver damma (qanhari dirham) of Abdallah II (mid-900's) - La ilah illa / Allah wahdahu / la sharik lahu (œThere is no God but Allah alone, no partner to him�) // Muhammad / rasul / Allah al-Amir / ˜Abd œAllah ("Muhammad is the messenger of God, Amir ˜Abd�). 11mm, 0.60 grams. Shahada issue, mint 3. G/G #AS2; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS24. Abdallah II was probably the son of Amir Muhammad. He minted coins in "Mint 2" and "Mint 3" and his reign can be tentatively dated to the first half of the 10th century AD. This coin is an early issue (their style quickly became cruder and cruder) and in full size.
Scarce silver acke of Sahib Giray (1532-1551), Qirq-Yar mint, Jochid Mongols - Giray tamgha in the center in a double-circle Zarb Qirq-Yar / Arabic legends Sahib Giray bin Menghli Giray, star in circle in the middle. 14mmx13mm, 0.34 grams. Qirq-Yar mint. Lebedev #1; Retowski p.80ff. Sahib I Giray (1501-1551) was a khan of the n Khanate in 1532-1550/1551. He was a son of Mengli I. In 1521 his brother, then Khan of , Mehmed I Giray, took Kazan, and gave it to Sahib. Together their army defeated Vasili III of Russia near Moscow. In 1532 after the death of Saadet I Giray Sahib inherited the n Khanate. In 1541 he again invaded Muscovy. He died in 1551.
Silver damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi, Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's A - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
Silver damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi, Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's A - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
Silver damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi, Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's A - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
Very rare! Indian standard silver tanka (11.00 grams), dated month Safar of 634 - In the name of the Abbasid Caliph, al-Mustansir, date and month partially visible (month Safar of 634 AH (October/November of 1236)). Shahadah and name and titles of al-Mustansir / Name and titles of Saif al-Din al-Hasan. 25mm, 11.00 grams. CIS SS10 Very rare - unlisted with a date in CIS, very rare with a visible month. he Qarlughids, a tribe of Turkic and Hazaras origin, controlled Ghazni and the lands of the Bamyan and the Kurram Valley (Ghazna, Banban, and Kurraman), establishing a Muslim principality and dynasty lasting between 1224 and 1266.
Silver damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi, Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's A - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
GOLDEN HORDE Muhammad Bulaq Khan,1369-1380,AR Dirham,Urdu,AH773,1,44g ch.VF (2) - GOLDEN HORDE Muhammad Bulaq Khan,1369-1380,AR Dirham,Urdu,AH773, 1,44g. CHOICE VF CONDITION Please check out my other listings and we will be happy to combine in one package ! YOU WILL RECEIVED THE SAME COIN AS PICTURED. ALL COINS ARE AUTHENTIC AS DESCRIBED. 14 272.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
Large good quality silver tanka of 6-dirhems of Amir Wali (760's-795 AH / 1360's - Anonymous issue. Shahada / Mint name within a center square, date around (771 AH = 1369 AD). 28mm, 4.0 grams. Damaghan mint. Mitchiner 1878-1880.Amir Walid captured the Damaghan region from the Sarbedarids and remained the ruler of the region even after the area was captured by Tamerlane in 1381. He was finally removed from office by Tamerland in 1392 AD.
Large (32mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Sama - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty four" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 375 AH = 986 AD, mint of Samarkand. 30mm, 2.36 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Large (33mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty four" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 384 AH = 994 AD, mint of Balkh. 33mm, 3.77 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v.Rare this nice! The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Rare! Large silver tanka of Timur Lang (Tamerlane) (1370-1405 AD), joint issue w - Kalima in arabic / Arabic inscriptions, citing Timur and Mahmud. 25mm, 5.94 grams, undated type, but probably struck around 803 AH (=1400 AD). Mint of Aydhaj. Album 2386.RARE mint and type!A very nice example of a coin of one of the cruelest and infamous rulers of all times!
Large (35mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty seven" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 387 AH = 997 AD, mint of Balkh. 35mm, 3.24 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Large (30mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty six" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 386 AH = 996 AD, mint of Balkh. 30mm, 3.01 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Large (32mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty six" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 386 AH = 996 AD, mint of Balkh. 33mm, 2.94 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Large (32mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty four" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 384 AH = 994 AD, mint of Balkh. 32mm, 2.74 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Large (32mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty four" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 384 AH = 994 AD, mint of Balkh. 32mm, 2.66 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v.Rare this nice! The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Large (32mm!) silver dirhem of Nuh II ibn Mansur (366-387 AH / 976-997 AD), Balk - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Herat in the year three hundred and eighty six" in the margins / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 386 AH = 996 AD, mint of Balkh. 32mm, 3.22 grams. Mitchiner WIS 708-712v. The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Silver tanka of Husayn Baiqara (1457-1505), Astarabad mint, Timurids in Khorasan - Silver tanka of Husayn Baiqara (1457-1459; 1460-1463; 1468-1505), issue from the 3rd reign, Astarabad mint, Timurid dynasty in Khorasan Inscriptions naming Husayn and the mint, date (896 AH / 1490 AD) / Shahada. 24mm, 4.70 grams. Astarabad mint. Mitchiner WOI 1967-1970.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - al-Mahdhi behind the bust in Arabic. crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 25mm, 2.34 grams. Album 94; BM Arab-Sassanian coins #319ff. Rare, especially in such high quality.
Silver dirham of Spanish Caliph al-Hakam II (961-976 AD), al-Andalus mint, minte - Minted in 356 AH = 966 AD, mint of al-Andalus (Spain). 22mm, 3.20 grams. Mitchiner WOI -. Very rare this nice!The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula (Hispania).
AR damma (1/5 dirham) of al-Rabi', Abbasid governors of Multan, early 800's AD - Very rare. The three-dot coins of Multan were only recently researched and published (see Fishman/Todd's recent catalogue "The Silver Damma" (2018)). Crude bust facing left within a dotted border, Brahmi "Ra" (for "Rabi'") on the forehead // Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in Arabic.
Gold 1/4 Ashrafi or 1/10 Mohur of Suleiman Mirza, Sub King in Badakhshan (1529-1 - Shahada / Name and titles of Akbar; Excellent VF, much nicer than these usually are. 13mm, 0.97 g. Rare. Cf. Album 2464. Very rare variety with all the inscriptions on boths sides in octafoils. The Mirzas were a sub-clan of the Timurids who conquered northern India and established the Mughal empire. Most of the fractional gold of Badakhshan bore the names of the Mughal rulers, Babar, Humayan, and Akbar. The gold denomination is normally quoted as a 1/4 ashrafi of circa 1.0-1.10 grams. This smaller denomination appears to be unpublished.
Silver damma of Mihira Deva / Mih, Multan, ca. 712-856 AD - Sun-temple issue fro - Muhammad bin Qasim 'made captive of the custodians of the budd, numbering 6000' and looted its wealth, sparing the idol ” which was made of wood, covered with red leather and two red rubies for its eyes and wearing a gem-studded gold crown ” 'thinking it best to leave the idol where it was, but hanging a piece of cow's flesh on its neck by way of mockery'.
Completely unpublished! Silver dirham of governor al-Rabbi', Multan, ca. 712-856 - Crude bust facing left / Three dots, stylized "Sri" above, Nagari letters "Ta" and "Pa+" in fields, below Lillah al-Rabbi' in arabic. 12mm, 0.6 grams. Unpublished and very rare. These coins are derived from the earlier "Sri Tapana" pre-Islamic Multan coins. These probably have the destinction of being among the very first Islamic coins struck in India. These early Islamic types were first discovered some 10 years or so ago, and were never properly studied or published. They are often attributed to the Habbarid rulers of Sindh and Multan, but the names on these coins do not correspond to the names of the known Habbarid rulers, and these coins are probably . I am currently working on an article on these coins which will be hopefully published in this summer's issue of JONS.
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Muqtadir (908-932 AD), al-Basra, 317 AH / 929 AD, Abb - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Basra in the year three hundred and seventeen" in the margins, all within a triple border with three double annulets / "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion". Minted in 317 AH = 929 AD, mint of Basra. 29mm, 2.86 grams. Album 246. Not completely cleaned, with a number of small cracks.
Large good quality silver tanka of 6-dirhems of Amir Wali (760's-795 AH / 1360's - Anonymous issue. Shahada / Mint name within a center square, date around (795 AH = 1392 AD). 29mm, 4.3 grams. Damaghan mint. Mitchiner 1878-1880.Amir Walid captured the Damaghan region from the Sarbedarids and remained the ruler of the region even after the area was captured by Tamerlane in 1381. He was finally removed from office by Tamerland in 1392 AD.
Large silver tanka of 6-dirhems of Amir Wali (760's-795 AH / 1360's-1392 AD), Wa - Anonymous issue. Shahada / Mint name within a center square, date around (not visible). 27mm, 4.2 grams. Damaghan mint. Mitchiner 1878-1880.Amir Walid captured the Damaghan region from the Sarbedarids and remained the ruler of the region even after the area was captured by Tamerlane in 1381. He was finally removed from office by Tamerland in 1392 AD.
Silver 2 dirhems of Shah Shuja ibn Mohammed (759-786 AH / 1357-1384 AD), Shraz m - Kalima within square surrounded by the names of the four followers (Ali, Omar, Abu Bekr and Uthman) / Shah Shuja's name, Mint in the center, date around (771 AH = 1369). 22mm, 2.9 grams. Shraz mint. Album 771-773 (type G); MWOI 1767-1770.
Silver triple dirhem of the Jalairid Shaykh Oweys ibn Hasan Buzurg (1356-1374), - Kalima / Arabic inscriptions, naming Oweys, mint name, date (not visible). 20mm, 1.9 grams. MWOI 1740 var.The Jalayirids were a Mongol Jalayir dynasty (descendants of the Ilkhanid Arghun) which ruled over Iraq and nearby regions after the breakup of the Mongol Khanate (or Ilkhanate) in the 1330s. The Jalayirid sultanate lasted about fifty years, until disrupted by Tamerlane's conquests and the revolts of the "Black sheep" Turks or Kara Koyunlu . After Tamerlane's death in 1405, there was a brief attempt to re-establish the sultanate in southern Iraq and Khuzistan. The Jalayirids were finally eliminated by Kara Koyunlu in 1432.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Mohamed bin Ali, Ilaq mint, 387 AH/ 997 AD, Qar - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq) and date (387 AH = 997 AD). Mint of Ilaq. 28mm, 2.86 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare AE fals, Muhammad and Irtash, Ilaq, 405 AH, Qarakhanid Qaganate, Central As - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq and date (405 AH = 1014 AD). Mint of Ilaq. 27mm, 3.47 grams. Rare. Cf.Zeno 26951. Rare! The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211.Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.
Rare bronze fals, issue by Ahmd bin Ali and Ba Qasim, Sogh mint, 404 AH /1013 AD - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, naming Ahmd bin Ali and Ba Qasim, mint (Soghd) and date (404 AH = 1013 AD). Mint of Soghd. 27mm, 1.71 grams. Very rare. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare bronze fals, Tabghach Bugra qarakhaqan Ali b. al-Hasan and Shams ad-Dawla Y - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Bukhara) and date (426 AH = 1034 AD), sword. Mint of Bukhara. 31mm, 5.53 grams. Rare. Kochnev 803.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare tin pitis, Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1825), Palembang Sultanate, Indonesia (R#1 - Rare tin pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1814, 1818-1821, 1825), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia (Robinson #17)Four sets of arabic inscriptions (arranged in the fashion of Chinese cash - Alaa min Sultan), crescent and star / Blank. 17mm, 0.46 grams. Krause -; Millies 206; Robinson #17.Undated (struck under S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II, probably in the 2nd decade of 1800's). Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia.
711-755 AD - Anonymous fals from Al-Andalus, Spain as a part of the larger Ummay - 17mm, 4.13 grams. Mint of al-Andalus. Monedas Andalusies #139ff; Miles 26ff. The Umayyad conquest of Hispania (711718) began as an army of the Umayyad Caliphate consisting largely of Berbers, inhabitants of Northwest Africa recently converted to Islam, invaded the Christian Visigothic Kingdom located on the Iberian peninsula.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Ahmd bin Ali, Ilaq Mansur bin Ahmd and Tegin Ba - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq) and date (388 AH = 998 AD). Mint of Ilaq. 26mm, 2.32 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare bronze fals of Ismail (892-907 AD), Samarqand mint, 286 AH, Samanids in Cen - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Samarqand) and date (286 AH = 899 AD). Mint of Samarqand. 25.5mm, 3.29 grams. cf. Zeno 318288. The Samanid Empire, also known as the Samanian Empire, Samanid dynasty, Samanid amirate, or simply as the Samanids, was a Persianate Sunni Muslim empire. The empire was centered in Khorasan and Transoxiana; at its greatest extent encompassing much of Central Asia, from 819 to 999.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - "al-Mahdhi" behind the bust in Arabic, Bukhar Hudat ("lord of Bukhara") in Bukharan script in front of the bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 25mm, 2.96 grams. Album 94; BM Arab-Sassanian coins #319 ff.Rare, especially in such high quality.
Rare brockage of a pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, imitating Constans II, 7th - Three figures standing facing (Emepror and his two Princes) / Large M surrounded by degraded inscriptions. 24mmx17mm, 3.56 grams.These coins are the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate - after conquering the Byzantine Middle East, they issued coins in the corrupted style of Byzantine folli (especially of Constans II). These circulates for about a few decades, until the end of the 7th century. This is a nice crude and interesting piece.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Abdallah (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind - Allah wali Abd Allah wa nasareh / Lillah Muhammed rasul Allah Abd Allah ("Allah is the friend of Abdallah and his helper/in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Abdallah") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.48 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 1; Rajgor 3251.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, imitating Constans, 7th century AD, Ummayad Ca - Emperor standing facing, holding globus cruciger tipped with a crescent and a dot, and cross-tipped staff, crude degraded inscriptions around / Large M surrounded by degraded inscriptions. 20mmx17mm, 2.98 grams.These coins are the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate - after conquering the Byzantine Middle East, they issued coins in the corrupted style of Byzantine lli (especially of Constans II). These circulates for about a few decades, until the end of the 7th century.
RR! Bronze fals, Ahmd and Muhammed bin Ali, Binket, 403 AH, Qarakhanid Qaganate - RR! Bronze fals, Khan Ahmad and Muhammed bin Ali, Binket, 403 AH, Qarakhanid Qaganate Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Binqet) and date (403 AH = 1012 AD). Mint of Binqet. 27mm, 2.97 grams. Rare. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare AE fals, Muhammad and Irtash, Ilaq, 405 AH, Qarakhanid Qaganate Central Asi - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq and date (405 AH = 1014 AD). Mint of Ilaq. 27mm, 3.01 grams. Rare. Cf.Zeno 20109. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211.Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Ahmd bin Ali, Ilaq Mansur bin Ahmd and Tegin Ba - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq) and date (388 AH = 998 AD). Mint of Ilaq. 26mm, 2.76 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare brockage of a pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, imitating Constans II, 7th - Three figures standing facing (Emepror and his two Princes) / Large M surrounded by degraded inscriptions. 24mmx15mm, 3.76 grams.These coins are the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate - after conquering the Byzantine Middle East, they issued coins in the corrupted style of Byzantine folli (especially of Constans II). These circulates for about a few decades, until the end of the 7th century. This is a nice crude and interesting piece.
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, imitating Constans, 7th century AD, Ummayad Ca - Emperor standing facing, holding globus cruciger tipped with a crescent and a dot, and cross-tipped staff, crude degraded inscriptions around / Large M surrounded by degraded inscriptions. 22mmx17mm, 2.07 grams.These coins are the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate - after conquering the Byzantine Middle East, they issued coins in the corrupted style of Byzantine lli (especially of Constans II). These circulates for about a few decades, until the end of the 7th century.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Ali (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS - Billah yathiqu Ali wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir 'Ali in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.57 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS15; Rajgor 3253.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham (Billa thiqqa type), Amir Abd al-Rahman (9th-11 ce - Billa thiqqa Amir Abd al Rahman wa nasarahu / Lillah Muhammad rasul Allah in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.61 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS6.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Qutb al-Dawla Ahmd bin Ali and Ilyas bin Khajja - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Kharashket) and date (405 AH = 1014 AD), sword. Mint of Kharashket. 26mm, 2.15 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Ali (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS - Billah yathiqu Ali wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir 'Ali ("in Allah trusts Ali and in him victorious / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Ali") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.62 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS15; Rajgor 3253. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Rare bronze fals of Nasr bin Ahmd (864/865-892 AD), Shash mint, 254 AH / 868 AD, - Mint of Shash (Chach, or modern Tashkent). 25mm, 3.80 grams. Rare.Nasr I (died August 892) was amir of the Samanids (864/865892). He was the son of Ahmd. Upon his father's death, Nasr inherited Samarkand and a significant part of Transoxiana.
Rare octagonal tin pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1814, 1818-1821, 1825), - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 19mm, 1.49 grams. Robinson #10; Krause 123; Millies #201-203. Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
Rare octagonal tin pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1814, 1818-1821, 1825), - Arabic inscriptions and date (1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. Struck on a thin octagonal tin flan. 17mm, 0.82 grams. Krause 123; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #201-203. Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
Rare octagonal tin pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1814, 1818-1821, 1825), - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" (1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 19mm, 1.25 grams. Robinson #10; Krause 123; Millies #195-197. Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
Rare silver drachm, Turco-Hephthalite lords of Bukhara in the name of the Abbasi - Kufic and Bukharan legends around bust, crowned Sasanian-style bust right / Fire altar with ribbons and attendants; crowned bust left in flames. Imitating Sasanian king Bahram V. 26mm, 2.65 grams. BM Arab-Sassanian coins #344 ff. Rare (much rarer than the related type naming Caliph Mahdi). Al-Amin was the son of the famous Harun a-Rashid.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 1.06 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.76 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Very rare small (13mm) octagonal tin pitis dated 1219 AH (date retrograde), S.Ma - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" (date written retrograde - 1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 13mm, 0.23 grams. Robinson #10.47 (rated R10 - rarest rating); Krause 123; Millies #195-197. The small pitis are all very rare - this piece is a very nice quality small coin, with clear date and legends. Very rare.
Very rare tin pitis with a double rim and retrograde inscriptions, Mahmud Baha-u - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Dutch colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.95 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Umar (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (#AS - Billah yathiqu wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir Umar in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.45 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS33.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Ali (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS - Billah yathiqu Ali wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir 'Ali in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.67 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS15; Rajgor 3253.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Umar (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (#AS - Billah yathiqu wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir Umar in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.54 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS33.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Abdallah (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind - Allah wali Abd Allah wa nasareh / Lillah Muhammed rasul Allah Abd Allah ("Allah is the friend of Abdallah and his helper/in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Abdallah") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.64 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 1; Rajgor 3251.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Nice pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, imitating Constans, 7th century AD, Ummay - Emperor standing facing, holding globus cruciger and cross-tipped staff / Large M surrounded by degraded inscriptions. 20mmx23mm, 1.93 grams.These coins are the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate - after conquering the Byzantine Middle East, they issued coins in the corrupted style of Byzantine folli (especially of Constans II). These circulates for about a few decades, until the end of the 7th century. This is a nice crude and interesting piece.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Umar (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (#AS - Billah yathiqu wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir Umar in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.51 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS33.Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Rare bronze fals of Nasr bin Ahmd (864/865-892 AD), Shash mint, 255 AH / 869 AD, - Nasr I (died August 892) was amir of the Samanids (864/865-892). He was the son of Ahmd. Upon his father's death, Nasr inherited Samarkand and a significant part of Transoxiana. The city opened its gates to him, and Isma'il built up his power there.
County of Tripoli , imitation of al-Zahir Ghazi AR dirham, AH625 (1227) - Al-Zahir Ghazi. "The ruler as-Zahir Ghazi, son of Saladin". Imitation of al-Zahir Ghazi (after his death) struck at the mint at Acre (1240/41). Note: The overlord is always al-' Adil I, the caliph is always al-Nasir, and that all the coins are of the six-pointed star type.
Rare genuine Islamic silver akce coin Ottoman Emp. Suleyman celebi 1404 AD/806AH - Suleyman ibn. Süleyman Çelebi (also Emir Süleyman; d. 17 February 1411) was an Ottoman prince (şehzade) and a co-ruler of the Ottoman Empire for several years during the Ottoman Interregnum. He fought both in the Battle of Nicopolis (1396) against the Crusaders and the Battle of Ankara (1402) against Timur.
RARE authentic Ottoman silver coin 18th century. AD Pair of Ahmed III. - RARE authentic Ottoman silver coin 18th century. AD Pair of Ahmed III. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! Approx: 15mm diameter Weight -0.68 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
Silver hemidrachm, Abbasid Dabuyad governors in Tabaristan, Governor Hani (788-7 - Sasanian style bust imitating Khosrau II right, GDH AFZUT behind the bust, HaNi in front, AFID ("excellent") in the margin / Fire altar flanked by attendants; date (year 137 (787/8 AD) of the locally used Yazdegard era) and mint (TPURSTAN). 23.5mm, 1.89 grams. Tabaristan mint. MACW 1385; Album 69.
Silver dirham of an ephemeral Khan Khyzr (761-762 AH/1359-1360 AD), Saray al-Jed - Al-Sultan al-adil, Khyzr Khan, Khalda mulku in a few lines in Arabic ("The Just Sultan, Khan Khyzr, may his rule endure") / "Zarb Saray al-Jedid, 761" ("Struck in Saray, 761 AH)". Dated to 761 AH/1359 AD). 16mm, 1.42 grams. Mint of Saray al-Jedid. Sagdeeva (2005) #303.Rare ephemeral ruler. Khyzr was the descendant of Shiban, the fifth son of Juchi. Khyzr's installation on the throne resulted in the splitting of Golden Horde into the Eastern and Western parts. After a short rule of just over a year, Khyzr was murdered by Timur-Hoja, the next ruler of the Golden Horde.
Rare AE fals, Ahmd bin Ali and Muhammad, Ilaq, 403 AH, Qarakhanids, Islamic Cent - Rare AE fals, Ahmd bin Ali and Muhammad, Ilaq, 403 AH, Qarakhanids, Islamic Central Asia Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Ilaq) and date (403 AH = 1012 AD). Mint of Ilaq. 27mm, 2.42 grams. Rare. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Silver hemidrachm, Abbasid Dabuyad governors in Tabaristan, Governor Mutaqil (78 - Sasanian style bust imitating Khosrau II right, GDH AFZUT behind the bust, Mutaqil in front, AFID ("excellent") in the margin / Fire altar flanked by attendants; date (year 139 (=789/790 AD) of the locally used Yazdegard era) and mint (TPURSTAN). 23mm, 1.85 grams. MACW 282-284; Album 68.
Silver hemidrachm, Abbasid Dabuyad governors in Tabaristan, Governor Mutaqil (78 - Sasanian style bust imitating Khosrau II right, GDH AFZUT behind the bust, Mutaqil in front, AFID ("excellent") in the margin / Fire altar flanked by attendants; date (year 139 (=789/790 AD) of the locally used Yazdegard era) and mint (TPURSTAN). 24mm, 1.89 grams. MACW 282-284.
Anonymous copper pulo of Khan Jani Beg I (741-758 AH/1342-1357 AD), Saray al-Jad - (Dated to 753 AH/1353 AD). 19mm, 1.55 grams. Mint of Saray al-Jadid. Fedorov-Davidov #104; Yanina V #31ff. Jani Beg (died 1357) was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1342 to 1357, succeeding his father Uzbeg Khan.After putting two of his brothers to death, Jani Beg crowned himself in Saray-Jük.
Silver hemidrachm, Abbasid Dabuyad governors in Tabaristan, Governor Hani (788-7 - Sasanian style bust imitating Khosrau II right, GDH AFZUT behind the bust, HaNi in front, AFID ("excellent") in the margin / Fire altar flanked by attendants; date (year 138 (788/9 AD) of the locally used Yazdegard era) and mint (TPURSTAN). 23mm, 1.91 grams. Tabaristan mint. MACW 1385; Album 69.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Qutb al-Dawla Ahmd bin Ali and Ilyas bin Khajja - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Kharashket) and date (405 AH = 1014 AD), sword. Mint of Kharashket. 28mm, 2.74 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Qutb al-Dawla Ahmd bin Ali and Ilyas bin Khajja - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Kharashket) and date (405 AH = 1014 AD), sword. Mint of Kharashket. 27mm, 3.35 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Rare bronze fals of Nasr I (864-892 CE), Samarqand, 256 AH/870 AD, Samanids in C - Nasr I (died August 892) was amir of the Samanids (864/865-892). He was the son of Ahmd. Upon his father's death, Nasr inherited Samarkand and a significant part of Transoxiana. The city opened its gates to him, and Isma'il built up his power there.
Rare bronze fals, joint issue by Qutb al-Dawla Ahmd bin Ali and Ilyas bin Khajja - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Kharashket) and date (405 AH = 1014 AD), sword. Mint of Kharashket. 28mm, 3.25 grams. Rare.The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Eastern Ottoman silver beshlik coin of the 18th century, Constantinople mint. - Silver coin Ottoman beshlik of the 18th century, Constantinople Mint. Eastern Ottoman silver beshlik of the 18th century, Constantinople mint. This is either the Ottoman beshlyk, or the Golden Horde Dang. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE! Good collection choice! IN THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COINS, look carefully at all the photos!
Silver damma of Mihira Deva / Mih, Multan, ca. 712-856 AD - Sun-temple issue fro - Muhammad bin Qasim 'made captive of the custodians of the budd, numbering 6000' and looted its wealth, sparing the idol ” which was made of wood, covered with red leather and two red rubies for its eyes and wearing a gem-studded gold crown ” 'thinking it best to leave the idol where it was, but hanging a piece of cow's flesh on its neck by way of mockery'.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Ummayad or Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic, altar base below (scarcer variety) / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Rare fals of Nuh (943-954) with Kazmi, 336 AH, Bukhara, Samanids in Central Asia - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, date (336 AH / 947 AD) and mint (Bukhara), names "Khazmi" below the second part of the Kalime on the reverse. Mint of Bukhara. 24mm, 2.21 grams. Album 1457; Cf. Zeno 135292 Rare type, also rare date for Khazmi (coins naming him dated to 338 and 339 AH are more common). The Samanids were a native dynasty in Central Asia and Greater Khorasan, named after its founder Saman Khuda who converted to Sunni Islam despite being from Zoroastrian theocratic nobility.
Silver damma of Mihira Deva / Mih, Multan, ca. 712-856 AD - Sun-temple issue fro - Muhammad bin Qasim 'made captive of the custodians of the budd, numbering 6000' and looted its wealth, sparing the idol ” which was made of wood, covered with red leather and two red rubies for its eyes and wearing a gem-studded gold crown ” 'thinking it best to leave the idol where it was, but hanging a piece of cow's flesh on its neck by way of mockery'.
RRR type silver damma of Assad, late 800s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among th - RRR type silver damma of Assad, late 800s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Ummayad or Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic, altar base below / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
RRR! Very rare bronze fals, joint issue by Hakan Ahmd bin Ali and Simnani, Bukha - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Bukhara) and date (405 AH = 1014 AD). Mint of Bukhara. 28mm, 2.42 grams. Very rare. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Silver damma of Mihira Deva / Mih, Multan, ca. 712-856 AD - Sun-temple issue fro - Muhammad bin Qasim 'made captive of the custodians of the budd, numbering 6000' and looted its wealth, sparing the idol ” which was made of wood, covered with red leather and two red rubies for its eyes and wearing a gem-studded gold crown ” 'thinking it best to leave the idol where it was, but hanging a piece of cow's flesh on its neck by way of mockery'.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Mohamed (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind ( - Billa thiqqa Amir Muhammed wa nasarahu / Lillah Muhammad rasul Allah in Arabic spread on both sides ("in Allah the trust of Mohamed and he makes him victorious / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Mohamed") . 11mm, 0.52 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS25. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham with Shahada, Amir 'Abdallah (9th-11 century AD), - La ilah illa allah wahdahu la sharik lahu / Muhammed rasul Allah, al-amir Abdallah ("There is no god by Allah alone, no partner to him / Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Amir Abdallah") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.47 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 2; Rajgor 3250. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Abdallah (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind - Allah wali Abd Allah wa nasareh / Lillah Muhammed rasul Allah Abd Allah ("Allah is the friend of Abdallah and his helper / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Abdallah") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.50 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 1; Rajgor 3251. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Mohamed (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind ( - Billa thiqqa Amir Muhammed wa nasarahu / Lillah Muhammad rasul Allah in Arabic spread on both sides ("in Allah the trust of Mohamed and he makes him victorious / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Mohamed") . 11mm, 0.55 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS25. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir Mohamed (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind ( - Billa thiqqa Amir Muhammed wa nasarahu / Lillah Muhammad rasul Allah in Arabic spread on both sides ("in Allah the trust of Mohamed and he makes him victorious / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Mohamed") . 11mm, 0.54 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS25. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Rare 2-dinars of Timur Lang (Tamerlane) (1370-1405 AD), undated type, joint issu - Mint and date in the center (the date is writted as "879" in error / Arabic inscriptions citing Suyurghatmish. 20mm, 1.44 grams. Undated type. Aydaj mint. Album 2367. Rare. A very nice example of a coin of one of the cruelest and infamous rulers of all times!
Rare 2-dinars of Timur Lang (Tamerlane) (1370-1405 AD), 789 AH / 1387 AD, joint - Mint and date in the center (the date is writted as "879" in error / Arabic inscriptions citing Suyurghatmish. 20mm, 1.40 grams. 789 AH / 1387 AD. Kazirun mint. Album 2367. Rare. A very nice example of a coin of one of the cruelest and infamous rulers of all times!
Silver dirham of Caliph al-Radi (934-940 AD), Nasibin mint, minted 32x AH = 93x - Arabic inscriptions: "There is no God except Allah alone. He has no partner" in the central field, "In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck at Nasibin in the year three hundred and twenty xxxxxx" in the margins, all within a triple border with three double annulets and three plain annulets/ "Allah is one, Allah is eternal. He begets not neither is he begotten" in the central field, "Mohamed is the prophet of Allah whom he sent with guidance and the religion of truth that he may make it victorious over every other religion", all within a border with five annulets. Minted in 32x AH = 93x AD, mint of Nadibin. 24.5mm, 3.71 grams. Album 255.1 Ar-Radi (Arabic: الراضيŽ) was the Abbasid Caliph in Baghdad from 934 to his death at the age of thirty-three in 940.
Extremely rare copper fals of Amir Ahmd (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (A - Billah Ahmd Yasta'in ("Ahmd seeks help from Allah") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions (probably "Mohamed Rasul Allah Umar"). 11mm, 0.92 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Extremely rare copper fals of Amir Abd Allah (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Si - Abd Allah Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions. 11mm, 1.11 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Very rare copper fals of Amir Ahmd (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS #-) - Billah yantasir wa yastain Ahmd ("Ahmd will be victorious and will seek help from Allah" (?) in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines. 12mm, 1.16 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Anonymous bronze fals with "Allah", ca.9th-11 century AD, Amirs of Sind (AS #-) - Allah in a circle / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions. 10mm, 0.84 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Extremely rare copper fals of Amir Isa (Jesus) (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of - Billah Yathiqu Isa... ("In Allah trusts Isa") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions (probably "Mohamed Rasul Alla Isa"). 10mm, 1.11 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Quality silver qanhari dirham with Shahada, Amir 'Abdallah (9th-11 century AD), - La ilah illa allah wahdahu la sharik lahu / Muhammed rasul Allah, al-amir Abdallah ("There is no god by Allah alone, no partner to him / Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Amir Abdallah") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.49 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 2; Rajgor 3250. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Quality silver qanhari dirham (Billa thiqqa type), Amir Abd al-Rahman (9th-11 ce - Billa thiqqa Amir Abd al Rahman wa nasarahu / Lillah Muhammad rasul Allah, Abd al-Rahman ("in Allah the trust of Abd al-Rahman and he makes him victorious / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Abd al-Rahman") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.58 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS6. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Extremely rare copper fals of Abd-Allah (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (A - Billah Abd-Allah... ("In Allah Abd-Allah...") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions. 10mm, 1.11 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Rare copper fals of Amir Mohamed (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS #28) - Billah Muhammed yasatin ("Mohamed seeks help from Allah") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines. 11mm, 0.87 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 28; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Extremely rare copper fals of Amir Umar (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (A - Billah Yathiqu Umar wa bihi yantasir ("In Allah trusts Umar and in him victorious") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions (probably "Mohamed Rasul Allah Umar"). 10mm, 0.92 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 37; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Rare copper fals of Amir Abd al-Rahman (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS - Billah thiqqa al-amir Abd al-Rahman ("In Allah is the trust of Amir And al-Rahman") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines. 10mm, 0.88 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 7; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Unidentified bronze fals, ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS #-) - Uncertain Arabic inscriptions / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions. 10mm, 1.00 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS -; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Extremely rare copper fals of Amir Umar (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (A - Billah Yathiqu Umar wa bihi yantasir ("In Allah trusts Umar and in him victorious") in Arabic within a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines and additional unread inscriptions (probably "Mohamed Rasul Allah Umar"). 11mm, 0.60 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 37; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Rare copper fals of Amir Mohamed (ca.9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS #28) - Billah Muhammed yasatin ("Mohamed seeks help from Allah") in Arabic wothon a cartouche / Flower in the center in a square, surrounded by lines. 11mm, 1.00 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS 28; Rajgor -. The copper coins of the Amirs of Sind were only recently identified and published, though many types still remain unpublished and unresearched.
Quality silver qanhari dirham, Amir 'Ali (9th-11 century AD), Amirs of Sind (AS - Billah yathiqu Ali wa bihi yantasir / Illah Muhammed rasul Allah al Amir 'Ali ("in Allah trusts Ali and in him victorious / in God Muhammed is the messenger of Allah, Ali") in Arabic spread on both sides. 11mm, 0.46 grams. "The coins of the Indian Sultanates"#AS15; Rajgor 3253. Sind was the first part of India to come under muslim rule. The earliest Amirs issued small silver coins (1/4 dirhams) - all carrying the name of the Amir, but without any dates, so they are very difficult to date exactly, especially since the Amirs of Sind are virtually unknown from other sources. These coins are generally not rare, but are difficult to find in high quality, like this coin.
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Silver damma of Mihira Deva / Mih, Multan, ca. 712-856 AD - Sun-temple issue fro - Muhammad bin Qasim 'made captive of the custodians of the budd, numbering 6000' and looted its wealth, sparing the idol ” which was made of wood, covered with red leather and two red rubies for its eyes and wearing a gem-studded gold crown ” 'thinking it best to leave the idol where it was, but hanging a piece of cow's flesh on its neck by way of mockery'.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Unpublished type? Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.680's, Hims (Emesa - (instead of the "K/Δ/Λ-O/N") / Large M; staurogram above, Δ below, Є/M/H-C/[I/C] across, tayyib in exergue. 20mm, 3.47 grams. SICA I -; Walker -; cf. DO Arab-Byzantine -; Album -. These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate.
Rare Arab-Byzantine follis, ca680-700/710, "Pseudo-Damascus" mint in northern Jo - Standing imperial figure, holding long cross and globus cruciger; to left, tall bird standing right; branch to right / Large m containing two stars; wavy lines around. 20mm, 3.39 grams. "Pseudo-Damascus" mint in Northern Jordan or Palestine. Milstein ; Album 3522. The large output of what is often referred to as the ˜Pseudo-Damascus mint is still in need of thorough study. Rachel Milstein's "A hoard of early Arab figurative coins", INJ 10 (1988/9), provides the best sampling. These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Published AR damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Ummayad or Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Silver damma of Mihira Deva / Mih, Multan, ca. 712-856 AD - Sun-temple issue fro - Muhammad bin Qasim 'made captive of the custodians of the budd, numbering 6000' and looted its wealth, sparing the idol ” which was made of wood, covered with red leather and two red rubies for its eyes and wearing a gem-studded gold crown ” 'thinking it best to leave the idol where it was, but hanging a piece of cow's flesh on its neck by way of mockery'.
Silver damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Lillah Shibl in arabic / Nagari legend. These "3-dot" coins are the earliest Islamic Indian coins - they were first studied and published only a few years ago, in the Fishman/Todd's catalogue "The Silver Damma".
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Tin pitis, 1203 AH (1788), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
Tin pitis, 1203 AH (1788), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
Tin pitis, 1603 AH (sic) (1788), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang Sultanate, S - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
Scarce silver acke of Sahib Giray (1532-1551), Qirq-Yar mint, Jochid Mongols (Re - Giray tamgha in the center in a double-circle Zarb Qirq-Yar / Arabic legends Sahib Giray bin Menghli Giray, star in circle in the middle. 13mm13mm, 0.47 grams. Qirq-Yar mint. cf. Zeno 91635; Retowski #2. Sahib I Giray (1501-1551) was a khan of the Khanate in 1532-1550/1551. He was a son of Mengli I. In 1521 his brother, then Khan of , Mehmed I Giray, took Kazan, and gave it to Sahib. Together their army defeated Vasili III of Russia near Moscow. In 1532 after the death of Saadet I Giray Sahib inherited the n Khanate. In 1541 he again invaded Muscovy. He died in 1551.
Silver dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde, Jochid - Al-Sultan al-adil Tokhtamish Khan ("The Just Sultan Tokhtamish Khan") within a decorated scallopped border / Islamic profession of faithwithin a complex double multifoil. 19mm, 1.36 grams. Mintless and dateless type. Sagdeeva (2005) #452. Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Al-Sultan al-adil Tokhtamish ("the Just Sultan Tokhtamish") / Zarb Urdu al-muazzam ("Struck at the supreme Urdu") 197 (error for 791 AH = 1388 AD). 16mm, 1.35 grams. Mint of Urdu. Sagdeyeva (2005) #411. Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
Scarce silver acke of Sahib Giray (1532-1551), Qirq-Yar mint, Jochid Mongols (Re - Giray tamgha in the center in a double-circle "Zarb Qirq-Yar" / Arabic legends Sahib Giray bin Menghli Giray, star in circle in the middle. 14mmx12mm, 0.53 grams. Qirq-Yar mint. cf. Zeno 91635; Retowski #1. Sahib I Giray (1501-1551) was a khan of the Khanate in 1532-1550/1551. He was a son of Mengli I. In 1521 his brother, then Khan of , Mehmed I Giray, took Kazan, and gave it to Sahib. Together their army defeated Vasili III of Russia near Moscow. In 1532 after the death of Saadet I Giray Sahib inherited the n Khanate. In 1541 he again invaded Muscovy. He died in 1551.
Scarce silver acke of Sahib Giray (1532-1551), Qirq-Yar mint, Jochid Mongols (Re - Giray tamgha in the center in a double-circle Zarb Qirq-Yar / Arabic legends Sahib Giray bin Menghli Giray, star in circle in the middle. 15mmx11mm, 0.56 grams. Qirq-Yar mint. cf. Zeno 91635; Retowski #7. Sahib I Giray (1501-1551) was a khan of the Khanate in 1532-1550/1551. He was a son of Mengli I. In 1521 his brother, then Khan of , Mehmed I Giray, took Kazan, and gave it to Sahib. Together their army defeated Vasili III of Russia near Moscow. In 1532 after the death of Saadet I Giray Sahib inherited the n Khanate. In 1541 he again invaded Muscovy. He died in 1551.
Unpublished - silver dirham, temp. Toqtamysh Khan (1380-98), Jochid Mongols - Kalima (La Ilaha illa-llah Mohammed rasul allah (*there is no god by Allah and Mohammed is his profet") within a square dotted border, additional unread inscripsiont in the margins / Zarb Saray al-Jadid within a within a scallopped border and a dotted border. 17mm, 1.98 grams. Mint of Saray al-Jadid. Sagdeyeva (2005) #437 for the reverse, unpublished for the obverse. Unpublished type with a Kalima. This must be a mule of some sorts, as the name and the titles of the ruler, as well as the date, are completely omitted. Fascinating and unique coin, almost certainly dating to the reign of Tokhtamysh. Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
Rare mule AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols (mule Sagdeyeva #411 - Al-Sultan al-adil Tokhtamish ("the Just Sultan Tokhtamish") / Zarb Urdu al-Jadid ("Struck at the Urdu al-Jadid") 197 (error for 791 AH = 1388 AD). 16mm, 1.43 grams. Mint of Urdu. Mule of Sagdeyeva (2005) #411 and 412. This is an unlisted type - the obverse is struck with the dies for Sagdeyeva 411 (with an additional coiled decoration) and the reverse is struck with the die for Sagdeyeva 412. Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
Rare HUGE (38mm) bronze broad fals, issued by Imad al-din Ulugh Akdash Chaghri, - Normal arabic inscriptions on both sides, including Kalima, mint (Banqath) and date (602 AH = 1205 AD). Mint of Banqath. 38mm, 5.75 grams. The Kara-Khanid Khanate was a confederation of Turkic tribes ruled by a dynasty known in literature as the Karakhanids or Ilek Khanids. Both dynastic names represent titles with Kara Kagan being the most important Turkish title up till the end of the dynasty. The Khanate ruled Transoxania in Central Asia from 999-1211. Their capitals included Kashgar, Balasagun, and Uzgen.The Karakhanids issued very interesting copper and silver coinage in numerous mints and varieties and most of their coins are scarce to rare.
Scarcer AR damma of Shibl, c.840-860s, Abbasid governors of Multan, among the fi - Silver damma of Shibl, Multan, c.840-860s, Ummayad or Abbasid governors of Multan, among the first Islamic coins in India! Three dots, stylized Brahmi "Sri" above, Brahmi letters "Ta" and "Pa" in fields, below Lillah Shibl in arabic, altar base below (scarcer variety) / Nagari legend SriJaYan / TaRaJa ("Victorious King").
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Al-Sultan al-adil Tokhtamish Khan ("Just Sultan Tokhtamish Khan") within a decorated scallopped border / Zarb baldeh Qarm hamit an alawat ("struck in the city of , may it be protected from misfortunes") and date "687" (error for 786 AH = 1384 AD), within a scallopped decorated border. 17mm, 1.38 grams. Mint of Qarm (). Sagdeyeva (2005) #382 Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Al-Sultan al-adil Tokhtamish Khan ("Just Sultan Tokhtamish Khan") / Zarb fi dar ("struck in the city") within a square within a multiple decorated border. 15mm, 1.14 grams. Mint of Qarm. Sagdeyeva (2005) #389 Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
Silver dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdey - Al-Sultan al-adil Tokhtamish Khan ("The Just Sultan Tokhtamish Khant") within a decorated scallopped border / Islamic profession of faithwithin a complex double multifoil. 15mm, 1.29 grams. Mintless and dateless type. Sagdeeva (2005) #452. Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
Uncertain Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin 450-700 Ad - Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Roman Period : 27 BC-476 AD. Byzantine Period 477-1453 AD. Crusaders Period : 1095-1492 AD. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
Uncertain Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin 450-700 Ad - Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Roman Period : 27 BC-476 AD. Byzantine Period 477-1453 AD. Crusaders Period : 1095-1492 AD. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
Islamic Gold AH751-770 HAFSID ABU ISHAQ IBRAHIM II GOLD COIN NGC AU 53 - Abu Ishaq Ibrahim II or Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn Abu-Bakr (Arabic: أبو إسحاق إبراهيم بن أبي بكر) was the Hafsid caliph of Tunis from 1350 to 1369. He was the son of Abu Yahya Abu Bakr II. Caliph of the Hafsid Sultanate.
Uncertain Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin 450-700 Ad - Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Roman Period : 27 BC-476 AD. Byzantine Period 477-1453 AD. Crusaders Period : 1095-1492 AD. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79.
Suleiman, Arab governor of Tabaristan, 784-788 AD. Achaean League Hemidrachm - Suleiman, Arab governor of Tabaristan, 784-788 AD. Achaean League Hemidrachm, ex BCD; Suleiman, Arab governor of Tabaristan, 784-788 AD; Hemidrachm, 1.8g. Mitchiner-1384. Rx: Fire altar between two attendants, date Year 137=788 AD.
Anonymous copper pulo, Khans Khulna (1358-1359) or Nawruz (1359) or Khyzr (1359- - Jani Beg commanded a massive n Tatar force that attacked the n port city of Kaffa in 1343. The siege was lifted by an Italian relief force in February. The reign of Jani Beg was marked by the first signs of the feudal strife which would eventually contribute to the demise of the Golden Horde.
Anonymous copper pul, dated 782 AH (1380 AD), Saray al-Jadidah mint, Jochid Mong - Crude Zarb al-Jadida 782 (=1380 AD) / Six-pointed star with Adil ("Just") in the middle. 17mm, 1.59 grams. Saray al-Jadid mint. Fyodorov-Davidov #456. Tokhtamysh (died 1406) was the prominent khan of the Blue Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. He was a descendant of Genghis Khan's eldest grandson, Orda Khan or his brother Tuqa-Timur.
Rare Jochid copper pulo, "Cat" type, no mint, no date, ca.15th century AD - "Ang - Cat standing left / Uncertain and unread arabic inscription. 14.5mm, 0.44 grams. Zeno #73549. Rare anonymous and undated pulo, probably from a minor Kipchak or Black Sea area type, known mostly from the Angelinskoye area. As good as they come.
Copper Golden Horde pul with a countermark "Majar" from the city of Majar, ca.13 - Uncertain Golden Horde pulo with a countermark "Majar". 19mm, 1.46 grams. Uncertain pulo from . cf. Zeno 18487; listed in Lebedev, Pavlenko, Bugachev. œComplex of copper coins from Majar�. (II MHK). The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 18mm, 2.00 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul with a large Jochid tamgha, earlier 14th century, Jochid Mo - Large upright Jochid tamgha, Zarb/Qarm in fields / Decorated trefoil. 18mm, 1.34 grams. Qarm mint. Zeno #42614; Lebedev M37. Interesting and scarcer issue - it is dated to the earlier period (probably Toghta Khan and his immediate successors) based on the use of the large tamgha. Unfortunately, this issue is undated and does not show the name of the issuer.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.1350/1400 AD, Jochid Mongols (cf.Zeno #28131) - Crude and imitative retrograde Al-Mulk Allahu / Geometric decorations. 19mm, 2.05 grams. Mintless, but minted in Qarm or Saray al-Jadid. Zeno #28131. These strange copper puls are found from Middle Volga up to , including Kuban and Azaq regions. By style, they are sometimes attributed to Saray al-Jadid, but it is more likely they were minted in Qarm. It is not known which of the Golden Horde Khans minted them, as they do not bear a date or the name of the Khan, but they were minted sometimes in the second half of the 14th century.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.1350/1400 AD, Jochid Mongols (cf.Zeno 28131) - Crude and imitative retrograde Al-Mulk Allahu / Geometric decorations. 18mm, 2.37 grams. Mintless, but minted in Qarm or Saray al-Jadid. Zeno #28131. These strange copper puls are found from Middle Volga up to , including Kuban and Azaq regions. By style, they are sometimes attributed to Saray al-Jadid, but it is more likely they were minted in Qarm. It is not known which of the Golden Horde Khans minted them, as they do not bear a date or the name of the Khan, but they were minted sometimes in the second half of the 14th century.
Rare copper pul of Khyzr Khan (1359-1360), Gulistan mint, Jochid Mongols (Fedoro - Al-Sultan al-adil / Khyzr Khan / Khalad Malkeh ("The Just Sultan, Khyzr Khan, may his rule last") in hexafoil / Zarb Guylistan. AD). 18mm, 2.39 grams. Mint of Gulistan (Lower Volga, Volgograd region). Fedorov-Davidov #199; Album 2035. Rare. Khyzr (also spelled "Khidr" or "Khizr") Khan was an ephemeral ruler who controlled lower Volga and during the civil war that tore the Golden Horde after the death of Jani Beq. The Golden Hordewas a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.[
Rare copper pul of Khyzr Khan (1359-1360), Gulistan mint, dated 762 AH / 1360 AD - Al-Sultan al-adil / Khyzr Khan / Khalad Malkeh ("The Just Sultan, Khyzr Khan, may his rule last") in hexafoil / Zarb Guylistan/762 ("Struck in Gulistan, 762 (=1360 AD)). 19mm, 2.26 grams. Mint of Gulistan (Lower Volga, Volgograd region). Fedorov-Davidov #199; Album 2035. Rare. Khyzr (also spelled "Khidr" or "Khizr") Khan was an ephemeral ruler who controlled lower Volga and during the civil war that tore the Golden Horde after the death of Jani Beq. The Golden Hordewas a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 18mm, 1.92 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.750-770 AH (1350-1368), issued by Khan Jani Beg (1342-1 - Jani Beg (died 1357) was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1342 to 1357, succeeding his father Uzbeg Khan. After putting two of his brothers to death, Jani Beg crowned himself in Saray-Jük. He is known to have actively interfered in the affairs of Russian principalities and of Lithuania.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 19mm, 2.18 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Copper Golden Horde pul with a countermark "Majar" from the city of Majar, ca.13 - Uncertain Golden Horde pulo with a countermark "Majar". 19mm, 1.53 grams. Uncertain pulo from . cf. Zeno 18487; listed in Lebedev, Pavlenko, Bugachev. Complex of copper coins from Majar. (II MHK). The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 18mm, 2.42 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.1350/1400 AD, Jochid Mongols (cf.Zeno 28131) - Crude and imitative retrograde Al-Mulk Allahu / Geometric decorations. 19mm, 1.75 grams. Mintless, but minted in Qarm or Saray al-Jadid. Zeno #28131. These strange copper puls are found from Middle Volga up to , including Kuban and Azaq regions. By style, they are sometimes attributed to Saray al-Jadid, but it is more likely they were minted in Qarm. It is not known which of the Golden Horde Khans minted them, as they do not bear a date or the name of the Khan, but they were minted sometimes in the second half of the 14th century.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.1350/1400 AD, Jochid Mongols (cf.Zeno #28131) - Crude and imitative retrograde Al-Mulk Allahu / Geometric decorations. 18mm, 1.63 grams. Mintless, but minted in Qarm or Saray al-Jadid. Zeno #28131. These strange copper puls are found from Middle Volga up to , including Kuban and Azaq regions. By style, they are sometimes attributed to Saray al-Jadid, but it is more likely they were minted in Qarm. It is not known which of the Golden Horde Khans minted them, as they do not bear a date or the name of the Khan, but they were minted sometimes in the second half of the 14th century.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.750-770 AH (1350-1368), issued by Khan Jani Beg (1342-1 - Jani Beg (died 1357) was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1342 to 1357, succeeding his father Uzbeg Khan. After putting two of his brothers to death, Jani Beg crowned himself in Saray-Jük. He is known to have actively interfered in the affairs of Russian principalities and of Lithuania.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 18mm, 2.50 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 18mm, 2.12 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.750-770 AH (1350-1368), issued by Khan Jani Beg (1342-1 - Jani Beg (died 1357) was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1342 to 1357, succeeding his father Uzbeg Khan. After putting two of his brothers to death, Jani Beg crowned himself in Saray-Jük. He is known to have actively interfered in the affairs of Russian principalities and of Lithuania.
Anonymous copper pul with "Lion in a field of stars", 14th century, Jochid Mongo - Zodiacal scene - Lion walking left in a field of stars / Pul Qarm ("Pul of Qarm") within a square decorated with coiled decorations ("luck coils") at corners, groups of 3 dots each outside the square. 18mm, 1.83 grams. Qarm mint. Lebedev M53. Interesting issue. The Golden Horde was a Mongol and later Turkicized khanate, established in the 13th century, which comprised the northwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. The khanate is also known as the Kipchak Khanate or as the Ulus of Jochi.
Enigmatic copper pulo w/eagle, Jani Beg (1342-1357), 1342, Jochid Mongols (Lebed - Jani Beg (died 1357) was a khan of the Golden Horde from 1342 to 1357, succeeding his father Uzbeg Khan. After putting two of his brothers to death, Jani Beg crowned himself in Saray-Jük. He is known to have actively interfered in the affairs of Russian principalities and of Lithuania.
Anonymous copper pul with a large Jochid tamgha, earlier 14th century, Jochid Mo - Large upright Jochid tamgha, Zarb/Qarm in fields / Decorated trefoil. 17mm, 1.11 grams. Qarm mint. Zeno #42614; Lebedev M37. Interesting and scarcer issue - it is dated to the earlier period (probably Toghta Khan and his immediate successors) based on the use of the large tamgha. Unfortunately, this issue is undated and does not show the name of the issuer.
Anonymous copper pul, dated 872 sic (782 AH / 1380 AD), Saray al-Jadidah mint, J - Crude Zarb Saray al-Jadidah, date (872 AH (sic) for 782 AH / 1380 AD) / Geometric decorations. 18mmx19mm, 2.02 grams. Saray al-Jadidah mint. Zeno #44214. This issue is a real mistery. Dozens of die combinations are known, but all bear the erroneous date - 872, what looks very strange, because this coin is undisputably Jujid, not Girayid. The date 872 is almost certainly an error for 782 AH (1380 AD), which would mean this type was minted by the authority of Khan Toqhtamish (1378-1397). There were some attempts undertaken to decipher the lower line, but in vain.
Anonymous copper pul with a large Jochid tamgha, earlier 14th century, Jochid Mo - Large upright Jochid tamgha, Zarb/Qarm in fields / Decorated trefoil. 17mm, 1.06 grams. Qarm mint. Zeno #42614; Lebedev M37. Interesting and scarcer issue - it is dated to the earlier period (probably Toghta Khan and his immediate successors) based on the use of the large tamgha. Unfortunately, this issue is undated and does not show the name of the issuer.
Anonymous copper pul, ca.1350/1400 AD, Jochid Mongols (cf.Zeno #28131) - Crude and imitative retrograde Al-Mulk Allahu / Geometric decorations. 16mmx20mm, 1.65 grams. Mintless, but minted in Qarm or Saray al-Jadid. Zeno #28131. These strange copper puls are found from Middle Volga up to , including Kuban and Azaq regions. By style, they are sometimes attributed to Saray al-Jadid, but it is more likely they were minted in Qarm. It is not known which of the Golden Horde Khans minted them, as they do not bear a date or the name of the Khan, but they were minted sometimes in the second half of the 14th century.
Anonymous copper pul, dated 73 (for 783 AH / 1381 AD), Saray al-Jadidah mint, Jo - Crude Zarb al-Jadida 73 (for 783 =1381 AD) / Six-pointed star with Adil ("Just") in the middle. 17mm, 1.71 grams. Saray al-Jadid mint. Fyodorov-Davidov #456. Tokhtamysh (died 1406) was the prominent khan of the Blue Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. He was a descendant of Genghis Khan's eldest grandson, Orda Khan or his brother Tuqa-Timur.
Anonymous copper pul, dated 872 sic (782 AH / 1380 AD), Saray al-Jadidah mint, J - Crude Zarb Saray al-Jadidah, date (872 AH (sic) for 782 AH / 1380 AD) / Geometric decorations. 19mmx15mm, 2.05 grams. Saray al-Jadidah mint. Zeno #44214. This issue is a real mistery. Dozens of die combinations are known, but all bear the erroneous date - 872, what looks very strange, because this coin is undisputably Jujid, not Girayid. The date 872 is almost certainly an error for 782 AH (1380 AD), which would mean this type was minted by the authority of Khan Toqhtamish (1378-1397). There were some attempts undertaken to decipher the lower line, but in vain.
Anonymous copper pul, dated 872 sic (782 AH / 1380 AD), Saray al-Jadidah mint, J - Crude Zarb Saray al-Jadidah, date (872 AH (sic) for 782 AH / 1380 AD) / Geometric decorations. 18mmx16mm, 2.09 grams. Saray al-Jadidah mint. Zeno #44214. This issue is a real mistery. Dozens of die combinations are known, but all bear the erroneous date - 872, what looks very strange, because this coin is undisputably Jujid, not Girayid. The date 872 is almost certainly an error for 782 AH (1380 AD), which would mean this type was minted by the authority of Khan Toqhtamish (1378-1397). There were some attempts undertaken to decipher the lower line, but in vain.
Anonymous copper pul, dated 783 AH / 1381 AD), Saray al-Jadidah mint, Jochid Mon - Crude Zarb al-Jadida 783 (=1381 AD) / Six-pointed star with Adil ("Just") in the middle. 18mm, 2.07 grams. Saray al-Jadid mint. Fyodorov-Davidov #456. Tokhtamysh (died 1406) was the prominent khan of the Blue Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. He was a descendant of Genghis Khan's eldest grandson, Orda Khan or his brother Tuqa-Timur.
ISLAMIC COIN AE DIRHAM QUTB AL-DIN MUHAMMAD 594-616 h - [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Weight : 8.82 gr. Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. Indeed, no more than a minority of the work of any major Roman historian has survived.
Very rare tin pitis with a double rim, Mahmud Baha-ud-Din II (1804-1821), Palemb - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Dutch colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
Tin pitis, rare retrograde date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Pale - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (retrograde date 1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 1.02 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Rare octagonal tin pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1814, 1818-1821, 1825), - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" (1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 19mm, 0.79 grams. Robinson #10; Krause 123; Millies #195-197. Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
Rare tin pitis, Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1825), Palembang Sultanate, Indonesia (R#1 - Rare tin pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1803-1814, 1818-1821, 1825), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia (Robinson #17)Four sets of arabic inscriptions (arranged in the fashion of Chinese cash - Alaa min Sultan), crescent and star / Blank. 17mm, 0.43 grams. Krause -; Millies 206; Robinson #17.Undated (struck under S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II, probably in the 2nd decade of 1800's). Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.67 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.64 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.61 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Very rare tiny (11.5mm) octagonal tin pitis dated 1219 AH (date retrograde), S.M - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" (date written retrograde - 1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 14mm, 0.41 grams. Robinson #10.47 (rated R10 - rarest rating); Krause 123; Millies #195-197. The small pitis are all very rare - this piece is a very nice quality small coin, with clear date and legends. Very rare.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.79 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.51 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
High quality rare tin pitis, 1203 AH (1788), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang, - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.80 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Rare octagonal tin pitis dated 1219 AH (date retrograde), S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din - Arabic inscriptions "Masruf fi bilad Palembang 1219" (date written retrograde - 1219 AH = 1804 AD) / Blank. 19mm, 1.00 grams. Robinson #10.17; Krause 123; Millies #195-197. Rare coin! The only pieces I've seen offered for a public sale were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10, Auction date: March 22nd, 2002. Lot number: 681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same type but on round flans, more common that the octagonal type offered for sale), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. The coins of Palembang were cast in the fashion of the coins from Melaka. They are all rare and difficult to find.
High quality rare tin pitis, normal date 1203 AH (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776-18 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (1203 AH = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 0.67 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Very high quality coin, rare as such. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Rare tin pitis, dated 1203 AH with a retrograde "3" (1788 AD), Baha-ud-Din (1776 - Arabic inscriptions and date: Sultan Palembang Sanat 1203 (normal date 1203 AH but with the digit "3" retrograde = 1788 AD) / Blank. Struck on a cast tin flan. 18mm, 1.03 grams. Krause -; V.LaHaye/E.Spanier & Fils Lith Du Roi #191; Cf. Zeno 101777. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portugues colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap. For example, coins of this type were sold by Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH, Auction 10 (March 22nd, 2002), #681. It was a lot of 3 pieces (same types as this coin and the same type of Badr-ud-din), sold for 120 Euros + auction commissions.
Rare small pitis or 1/2 pitis, S.Mahmud Badar-ud-Din II (1804-1821), Palembang m - Extremely stylized Arabic inscriptions: Zarb Fi Balad Palembang Dar al-Islam ("Coin of the city of Palembang, the abode of Islam"), double rim / Blank. 15mm, 0.64 grams. Robinson #16; Krause -; Millies #202-203; Cf. Zeno 81652 The small types (Robinson 16) are quite rare, much scarcer than the larger types. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Dutch colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. During Napoleonic Wars in 1812, the sultan at that time, Mahmud Badaruddin II repudiated British claims to suzerainty, which was responded by British by attacking Palembang, sacking the court, and installing sultan's more cooperative younger brother, Najamuddin to the throne.
Nice tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), ND, Palembang Sultanate, Indonesia - High quality rare tin pitis, undated type, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang.
Tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), ND, Palembang Sultanate, Indonesia - High quality rare tin pitis, undated type, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang.
Tin pitis, 1203 AH (1783), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang Sultanate, Indones - High quality rare tin pitis, date 1203 AH (1788), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang.
Tin pitis, 1203 AH (1783), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang Sultanate, Indones - High quality rare tin pitis, date 1203 AH (1788), Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang.
Tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), ND, Palembang Sultanate, Indonesia - High quality rare tin pitis, undated type, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang.
Rare tin pitis, error date 113, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang Sultanate, In - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
Nice tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), ND, Palembang Sultanate, Indonesia - High quality rare tin pitis, undated type, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), Palembang mint, Palembang Sultanate, Sumatra, Indonesia. Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang.
Octogonal tin pitis, Baha-ud-Din (1776-1803), 1219 AH, Palembang Sultanate, Indo - Palembang is a city in the Northern area of Sumatra, Indonesia. It was once a Portuguese colony, and later the seat of the Sultanate of Palembang. These coins used to be quite rare and expensive, until a number of large hoards made them generally available and relatively cheap.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb al-Saray al-Jadid and date (792 AH = 1389 AD) ("Minted in Saray al-Jadid").
Silver dirham of the famous Toqtamysh Khan (782-801 AH/1380-1398 AD), Azak mint, - Zarb dar Azak and retrograde date (782 AH = 1380 AD) ("Minted in the city of Azak in 780). 16mm, 1.36 grams. Mint of Azak. Sagdeyeva (2005) #367. Al-Sultan Tokhtamish Khan khalad mulhahu ( "Sultan Tokhtamish Khan, may his rule endure") /.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Zarb dar Azak and retrograde date (781 AH = 1379 AD) ("Minted in the city of Azak in 781). 17mm, 1.38 grams. Mint of Saray. Sagdeyeva (2005) #376. Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state.
Silver dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdey - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
Anonymous AE 1/4 kakini of 10-ratti with "Sri Maharaja", Ganapati Naga, ca.340 A - The Naga Kings held a large territory in Malwa and other regions (expending their territory as far as Mathura in the middle of the third century AD by taking it from the weakening Kushans). The last of the Nagas, Ganapati Naga, submitted to the Gupta Emperor Samudragupta.
Excellent billon jital from Lahore of Taj al-Din Yildiz (1206-1215 AD), Ghorids - Al-sultan al-mu'azzam abu'l fath yildiz al-sultan in a few lines. 15mm, 3.32 grams. Lahore mint, "The Coins of the Indian Sultanates" D26; Tye #201.1. In Lahore he continued issuing Delhi-type jitalsand these coins are usually listed as coins from the Sultanate of Delhi.
Silver dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdey - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
Silver dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdey - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
AR dirham of Toqtamysh (1380-98), Juchid Mongols of the Golden Horde (Sagdeyeva - Tokhtamysh was the prominent khan of the White Horde, who briefly unified the White Horde and Blue Horde subdivisions of the Golden Horde into a single state. Zarb fi balad (Qarm), no date ("Minted in the city (of Qarm)") within a complex double multifoil.
Late Abbasid Caliphate Al-Musta'sim Islamic Gold Dinar Coin AH 642 1244 AD 🌙 - Minted in Madinat al-Salam (City of Peace) which toady is Baghdad which was the Abbasids capitol. One of the last gold coins in design the Abbasids mint (AH640-AH656) while having Baghdad as their capital which was taken over in 1258 by the Mongols under Hulagu Khan.
Abbasid, al-Rashid 170-193 AH (786-809 AD) Silver Dirham - We test all our gold, silver and platinum with an XRF machine to verify it’s composition. We have a gem and diamond tester to identify diamonds and gemstones. We try our best to provide a great selection with great prices.
AE unit (kakini of 20-ratti) of Ganapati Naga, ca.340 AD, Nagas of Narwar, India - The Naga Kings held a large territory in Malwa and other regions (expending their territory as far as Mathura in the middle of the third century AD by taking it from the weakening Kushans). The last of the Nagas, Ganapati Naga, submitted to the Gupta Emperor Samudragupta.
The Islamic Gold Coin That Left Quite An Impression On OFFA REX 157 AH 773 AD 🌙 - So One could say that he was partial muslim in the non traditional sense and wanted a coin that equates himself as representing God on Earth ! This might eVen very well be the exact coin that Offa Rex owned and used to create his own copy since royals have always been known to take good care of their treasures, and the Anglo Saxons over the centuries have also been very well known to take good care of historical artefacts !
OTTOMAN SILVER COIN ISTANBUL SELIM III 1203-1222 AH 80 PARA YEAR 3- ,25.17Grams - Indeed, no more than a minority of the work of any major Roman historian has survived. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
One (1) Silver Square Dirham, Islamic World, Almohad Caliphate (1121-1269 CE) - The Almohad Caliphate was a Berber Dynasty that seized power in North Africa and Spain, from the Almoravid Dynasty. They are of a size and weight that feels substantial in your hand. unique, and the Silver is bright and the designs quite clear.
Ancient INDIA COIN AE Nagas of Narwar ¼ Kakini 200-340 AD - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. AE : Bronze Or Copper. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
Uncertain Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin 450-700 Ad - Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Roman Period : 27 BC-476 AD. Byzantine Period 477-1453 AD. Crusaders Period : 1095-1492 AD. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79.
Uncertain Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin 450-700 Ad - Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Roman Period : 27 BC-476 AD. Byzantine Period 477-1453 AD. Crusaders Period : 1095-1492 AD. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.91 grams 29 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
ANCIENT & UNCERTAIN ISLAMIC ISLAM SILVER LARGE COIN CA 230 h - If ancient style we give the title as was in ancient period and which period they made it. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79. In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC.
Uncertain Persan Sasnian Silver Drachm Coin 450-700 Ad - Billon : Low Quality Silver, Mix With Bronze Or copper and alloy. AE : Bronze Or Copper. Roman Period : 27 BC-476 AD. Byzantine Period 477-1453 AD. Crusaders Period : 1095-1492 AD. [20] an ancient Roman city preserved by the eruption ofMount Vesuvius in AD 79.
INDIA COIN AE Nagas of Narwar ½ Kakini 200-340 AD - AE : Bronze Or Copper. [19] in India (South Asia ). In 10,000 BC inPrehistory, the world population had stood at 2 million, rising to 45 million by 3,000 BC. By the rise of theIron Age in 1,000 BC, the population had risen to 72 million.
Umayyad BRONZE Dinar Minted At Damascus Dated 79 Hijra - One of the most prominent events during this period was the outbreak of the Abbasid Revolution, led by Abu Muslim Khorasani, against the Umayyad Caliphate. The Umayyad Caliphate was already facing internal discontent and opposition due to various factors, including religious and social grievances.
ISLAMIC. Georgia kingdom. Demetre I . Double Strike Coin. 16.2 Gr. RRR - 100% AUTENTHICISLAMIC. Georgia kingdom. Demetre I . Double Strike Coin. 16.2 Gr. RRR Super Rare weight with double strike makes this coin really unique. With original green patina.Free shipping with DHLCOIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
2 PCS: Medieval Islamic, Buyid Dynasty Fakhr al-Dawla SILVER dirham(984-997 CE) - A short-lived empire (934-1062 CE / AH 322-454), that extended across the Middle East and was briefly Islam’s most powerful. They are responsible for helping to fracture the Islamic world by weakening the once mighty Abbasid empire, the third Islamic caliphate.
IS16-138 Harun Al-Rashid, legendary caliph of 1001 Nights, Silver Dirham, 180AH - One factual tale is the story of the clock that was among various presents that Harun sent to Charlemagne. Among what is known to be fictional is The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, which contains many stories that are fantasized by Harun's magnificent court and even Harun al-Rashid himself.".
GREAT SELJUQ: Sultan Sanjar 1118-1157, AV Pale Diner with Qur'anic Ayat al-Kursi - EARLY ISLAMIC. GREAT SELJUQ: Sultan Sanjar bin Malikshah, 1118-1157, ( 3.74 g ) AV Pale gold Dinar, Balkh, citing Barkiyaruq as the overlord to Sanjar, struck AH490-492,with the Qur'anic verse Ayat al-Kursi on the reverse, VF much weakness (as usual).
AMIRS OF MULTAN MUNABBIH-II (circa 920-40 CE) AR Damma VERY RARE F-VF!! - Obverse: Sri Mihi / RaDeVa,Reverse: Three dot motif surrounded by Shri Ta Pa with Lillah Munabbih (transl. For Allah (struck by) Munabbih) in Kufic below. Samid Amirs of Multan: Munabbih-II, AR Damma (Qanhari Dirham), 0.46g, 8.9-9.6mm, Fishman Type M77-E18.
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient MARDIN ARTUQUIDS Arslan Dirham Coin GEMINI VIRGO i117168 - Artuquids (Urtukids) of Mardin. Bronze Dirham 30mm (10.60 grams) Mardin mint. The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.73 g 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.35 grams 23 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.44 grams 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Rare bronze coin of the Eastern Empire with an overstrike. - Rare bronze coin of the Eastern Empire with an overstrike. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
Umayyad dynasty, 1000+ Year Old Silver Dirham (Era Of Ali, Muʿāwiyah, & Quraysh) - Umayyad dynasty, 1000+ Year Old Silver Dirham (Era Of Ali, Muʿāwiyah, & Quraysh). Ladies and gentleman, eBay has many coins , but no one ever knows What they are buying !The Umayyad caliphate had 3 types of currency …The Dinar (gold coin)The Dirham (silver coin)The Fals (copper coin)This listing is for a DIRHAM. This coin is from the time after the death of Prophet Mohamed pbuh. This DIRHAM originated from Mecca, and was currency used all the way into Damascus and AL Andalusia!Bid with confidence , and understand the history… :-)
T1-05 TABARISTAN, Silver Hemidrachm. Sulaiman PYE 137 Faceless bust type - Issue of Sulaiman, governor in Tabaristan. Tabaristan mint. AR Hemidrachm. Dated PYE 137 = AH 172 (AD 788/9). Faceless bust, presumably in response to the religious ban on human images. Rev: Fire altar with attendants flanking.
Abd al-Rahman II, AE Fals, 9th Century. Al-Andalus Iberia - Rare Emirate of Córdoba AE Fals Coin. DATE : 822 to 852 / 9th Century. Within triple beaded border, Arabic legend in three lines. Lettering: لا اله الا الله وحده لا شريك له. It usually arrives.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.22 g 22.5 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.00 g 24 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Babylonians Sumerians Akkadians Amorites Mesopotamia Tigris Euphrates Metalsmith - The known history of Babylon, then, begins with its most famous king: Hammurabi (1792-1750 B.C.). I found myself unable to put this book down. However, I feel that the title is a bit misleading in that while it does cover the Babylonians it also covers a whole lot more.
AFGHANISTAN, DURRANI: Ayyub Shah, 1817-1829, AR Rupee, Peshawar, AH1241 year 7 - DURRANI: Ayyub Shah, 1817-1829, AR Rupee, Peshawar, AH1241 year 7, A-3135, KM-733, struck under Sikh operation at Peshawar since 1818 (AH1234), but without any Sikh symbols, graded NGC AU55, as the sole finest graded with beautiful original surfaces.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.81 grams 30 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
SAFAVID: ABBAS II, Silver abbasi, AH 1059, SCARCE! - SAFAVID: ABBAS II (1052-1077 AH/1642-1666), Silver abbasi (7.37 g 23.5 mm), Mint of Arda-bil, struck AH 1059, SCARCE Mint! It is type C Album-2646 Nice Strike EF.
Islamic, 'Abbasid Caliphate Temp. Al-Mansur, Ah 136-158/, Arran - Rare - ISLAMIC, 'ABBASID CALIPHATE temp. Al-Mansur, AH 136-158 / AD 754-775. Fals citing the heir apparent as 'al-Mahdi Muhammad ibn Amir al-Mu'minin' and the governor Bakkar, Arran, AH 153 = AD 770. Vardanyan 2011, 234.
'ABBASIDS, temp. al-MANSUR (754-775 CE) - RARE - 'ABBASIDS, temp. al-MANSUR (754-775 CE), AE FALS CITING LOCAL GOVERNOR OF MOSUL al-' ABBAS ibn Muhammad, al- Jazira, ND (c. 142-145 AH), Sica 2, 1418-1423.
Safavid Copper Fulus, AH 1130 (1717), SCARCE! - Safavid Copper Fulus (17.68 grams 21 mm in dia. and 6 mm thick), Mint of Shi-raz, Struck AH (11)30 AD 1717. date partly at middle left of reverse. Reference: Album-3262 rated Scarce! aEF for the type!
Fakhr al-Din Qara Arslan AE Dirham Artuqids Christ pantokrator 1144-74 - Artuqids of Amid & Kayfa. Fakhr al-Din Qara Arslan (539-570 AH = 1144-1174 AD). Islamic - Atabegs & Contemporaries al-Din Qara Arslan AE Dirham. Facing bust of Christ (Christ Pantokrator), showing the book of Gospels in his left Hand.
AH 155 / AD 771 GOLD dinar NGC MS-62 al-Mansur founder of Abbasid Caliphate - It is 4.21 grams of highly refined gold, but to what fineness I cannot say. Abbasid Caliphate, al-Mansur (AH 136-158/754-775 AD), Dinar, no mint (Iraq). Gold dinar coins across the Islamic Empire had similar calligraphic designs.
1 Rare Genuine Islamic SILVER coin 15-16 Century AD Free domestic shipping - One original Islamic silver coin. ORIGINAL ISLAMIC COINS. (VF) Original tone. 1 bod for 1 coin. Coins are in good condition and very rare and nice inclusion to the finest collection. Rare and interesting coins as pictured.
UMAYYAD. Ae, Fals. Anonymous. AH 120. Al-Urdunn. Bird flying to left - Rev/ bird flying to left, with three dolts hanging from the beak on one coin, muhammad - rasûl - allâh around. Bronze (Ae) 2.6g - 17.7mm. Obv/ Creed in three lines in double circle on the first and in a single circle on the second coin.
ZURQIEH -as28578- Overstruck on a Byzantine or Arab-Byzantine: ISLAMIC. Umayyad - Overstruck on a Byzantine or Arab-Byzantine: ISLAMIC. Umayyad Caliphate. AE fals (21mm, 4.21g). Uncertain mint. Arabic legend citing the Kalima on obverse and reverse. Overstruck on a Byzantine or Arab-Byzantine host coin with Constans II follis types.
Islamic Lot Of 3 Bronze Coin ( Fer ) , Rare - WONDERFUL ISLAMIC LOT OF 3 BRONZE COINS, COLLECTABLE CONDITION. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE COIN TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE. RARE COINS.
Ottoman Empire Silver Coin Akçe - With Display Case - It was through these precious conquests that the Ottoman empire was able to sustain minting of its coins which it later used to finance its projects across the ever expanding Ottoman Empire. These stunning Ottoman silver coins were the chief monetary unit of the Ottoman Empire - one of the mightiest and longest-lasting dynasties in world history.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.77 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.77 grams 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.79 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.74 grams 25 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.85 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
AH 647 Seljuq of Rum Dirham Kay Ka'us II Qilich Arslan IV Qubadh II (MO3103-) - Ruler: the three brothers, Kay Ka'us II, Qilich Arslan IV, & Kay Qubadh II. Joint rule. Country: Seljuq of Rum. Denomination: Dirham. Year: AH 647. Reverse legend: السلاطين الأعاظم عز الدنيا و الدين كيكاوس و ركن الدنيا و الدين قلج ارسلان و علاء الدنيا و الدين كيقباد بن كيخسرو براهين أمير المؤمنين.
700MG22P) Ayyubids. Yemen. Mu'izz al-Din Ism'ail. AH 593-598 / AD 1197-1202. AR - (Mu'izz al-Din Ism'ail. AH 593-598 / AD 1197-1202. AR Dirham (22mm, 1.84 g, 7h). ‘Adan mint. Dated AH 594 (AD 1197/8). Balog 939. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Saif al-Din Ghazi II (1170 - 1180 AD) AE Dirham - Saif al-Din Ghazi II (1170 - 1180 AD). AH 575 (1179 / 1180 AD), al Jazira mint. Reverse: Reverse 1; three line Kufic legend. Note: Design borrowed from a 2nd century tetradrachm from the city of Side in Pamphylia (modern southern Turkey).
419Cm22P) The Abbasid Caliphate, First Period : Al-Mansour, 136-158 Ah / 754-775 - (419CM22P) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MANSOUR, 136-158 AH / 754-775 AD, AR DIRHAM 2.83 GRMS, 24 MM, STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-KUFAH IN THE YEAR 147 AH ALBUM TYPE # 213.1 (ANONYMOUS) ; LAVOIX # ---- UNLISTED, IN XF/ UNC COND.
702RRR22P) VERY RARE UMAYYAD: al-Walid I, 705-715, AR dirham al-Furat, الفرات - (702RRR22P)VERY RAREUMAYYAD: al-Walid I, 705-715, AR dirham (2.73g), al-Furat, AH 96, A-128 (RR), Klat-508, decent Fine. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
680Kc22P) Rare Abbasid Caliphate, First Period : Al-Rashid, Harun, Tabaristan - (680KC22P) RARE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-RASHID, HARUN, 170-193 AH / 786-809 AD, AR DIRHAM 2.93 GRMS, 24 MM, STRUCK AT THE MINT OF TABARISTAN RARE IN THE YEAR 191 AH ALBUM TYPE # 219.2 (ANONYMOUS) ; LAVOIX # 805, IN XF COND.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-II (10th century CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE!! - The Habbarids led by Umar bin Abd Al Aziz Al-Habbari, established themselves as the autonomous rulers of the province of Al-Sind around 854-55 CE, defeating and killing the last Abbasid governor of Sind, Imran bin Musa Al-Barmaki.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ALI (circa 913-50 CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE SUPERB!! - The Habbarids established themselves as the autonomous rulers of the province of Al-Sind around 854-55 CE, defeating and killing the last Abbasid governor of Sind, Imran bin Musa Al-Barmaki. The Habbarid dynasty ruled Sind till they were defeated by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1026 CE.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ALI (circa 913-50 CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE SUPERB!! - The Habbarids established themselves as the autonomous rulers of the province of Al-Sind around 854-55 CE, defeating and killing the last Abbasid governor of Sind, Imran bin Musa Al-Barmaki. The Habbarid dynasty ruled Sind till they were defeated by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1026 CE.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ALI (circa 913-50 CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE SUPERB!! - The Habbarids established themselves as the autonomous rulers of the province of Al-Sind around 854-55 CE, defeating and killing the last Abbasid governor of Sind, Imran bin Musa Al-Barmaki. The Habbarid dynasty ruled Sind till they were defeated by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1026 CE.
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ALI (circa 913-50 CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE SUPERB!! - The Habbarids established themselves as the autonomous rulers of the province of Al-Sind around 854-55 CE, defeating and killing the last Abbasid governor of Sind, Imran bin Musa Al-Barmaki. The Habbarid dynasty ruled Sind till they were defeated by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1026 CE.
BADAKHSTAN Timurid AE fals 2.86g 18mm 5h IBEX AH869 frozen date 1465 AD A-N3184 - Marco Polo wrote that the Balas rubies could be found under the Syghina mountains there. The Mirs of Badakhstan traced their roots back to Alexander and the last survivors were killed by Abu Said. AH869 began on Sept 3 1464 AD and ended on Aug 23 1465 AD.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.56 g 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Holy War First Christian Crusade Knight vs Islam Infidel Jew Jerusalem Byzantium - The emperor was also forced to relinquish to the Seljuks the important cities of Edessa, Hieropolis, and Antioch. The defeat astonished Byzantium. The sword of Christendom could prove a very useful weapon in personal ambitions to gain the crown of Byzantium.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR light 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, RR! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver Light 1/4 Tanka (1.74 g 21 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR light 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, RR! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver light 1/4 Tanka (1.67 g 22 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.59 g 28 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.72 g 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
CHAGHATAYID: Buyan Quli khan, AR 1/4 Tanka, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - Chaghatayid ( Mongols of Central Asia): Buyan Quli khan; 749-760 AH/1348-1359; Silver 1/4 Tanka (2.75 g 26 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.71 grams 28 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.68 grams 27 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
Golden Horde: Jani Beg, Silver 4 dirhams, Mint of Bazar, AH 757-758, SCARCE! - GOLDEN HORDE, JUCHID (Mongols of Russia): Jani Beg (742-758 AH/1341-1357), Silver 4 dirhams ( 2.71 grams 28 mm), Mint of Bazar, the Court Mint, which was generally located at or very close to Astarabad, Undated but struck AH 757-758.
1163-1269 AD ISLAMIC North Africa al-MAGHREB Silver Medieval Dirham Coin i111971 - The Maghreb is usually defined as encompassing much of the northern part of Africa, including a large portion of the Sahara Desert, but excluding Egypt and Sudan, which are considered to be located in the Mashriq — the eastern part of the Arab world.
Very Old Ring With Green Stone. Time To Catalog - Nice ring in excellent condition with green stone to identify.Magnificent collector's item. Measurements: 19mm. diam. Int. AboutPeriod: To catalog
716-736 AD ISLAMIC Ilkhans Dynasty Abu Sa'id OLD Arabic Silver Coin i113846 - ISLAMIC - Ilkhans Dynasty, Abu Sa'id. 716 - 736 (AH716-736 ) Silver 2 Dirhams 23mm (2.69 grams). For the female version, see Saida; for the Turkish variant, see Sait; for the Bosnian variant, see Sejad and Sead.Said orSid is the spelling used in most Latin languages.
1095AD Holy War First Crusade Christian v Islam Infidel Jerusalem Pope Byzantium - The emperor was also forced to relinquish to the Seljuks the important cities of Edessa, Hieropolis, and Antioch. The defeat astonished Byzantium. The sword of Christendom could prove a very useful weapon in personal ambitions to gain the crown of Byzantium.
ABBASID ERA: Buwayhid Abu Kalinjar, AV Diner Minted: Uman(Oman) 432H VERY RARE - EARLY ISLAMIC ABBASID ERA:Buwayhid,Imad al-Din Abu Kalinjar, 1024-1048, AV Gold Dinar, ‘Minted in Uman ( Oman ) Dated 432 Hijri, Citing Abbasidcaliph al-Qa'im, struck after the Buwayhid conquest of Oman from the Mukramids, weight : 5.55 g Heavy weight Dinar very hard to find.
1072-92 AD MedeivaI Islam Great Seljuks Malikshah I pale Khorasani gold Dinar F - Around 985, Seljuk converted to Islam. Tughril, Chaghri, and Yabghu received the insignias of governor, grants of land, and were given the title of dehqan. The Seljuks mixed with the local population and adopted the the local culture and Farsi language in the following decades.
662CCC22P) ISLAMIC, Umayyad Caliphate. MARWAN II, 127-132 AH / AL-JAZIRA VF - (662CCC22P) ISLAMIC, Umayyad Caliphate. MARWAN II, 127-132 AH / 744-750 AD, Silver coinage. AR Dirham (25.4mm, 2.80 g, 5h). Al-Jazira mint. Dated AH 128 (AD 745/6). 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Kingdom of Georgia king Alexandre I the Great 1412-1442 Rare - Alexander I the Great, of the Bagrationi house, was king of Georgia from 1412 to 1442. Kingdom of Georgia king Alexandre I. Obverse: In the centre, Asomtavruli letter Ⴐ (often a mirror image) within the linear circle.
850CKG22P)Abbasids. al-Mahdi. AR Dirham QASR AL-SALAM NOT MADINAT. VF+/ XF, RARE - (850CKG22P) Abbasids. AR Dirham QASR AL-SALAM NOT MADINAT. VF+/ XF,RARE. RARE MINT OF QASR AL SALAM NOT MADINAT AL SALAM. ABBASID: al-Mahdi, 775-785, AR dirham (2.93g), Qasr al-Salam, AH 167, ALBUM A-215.1, Vardanyan-30, mint active only AH167-169, temporary mint in central Iraq, a failed attempt to create a new administration center near Baghdad, EF.
309LG22P) ILKHAN: Anonymous Qa'an al-'Adil, AR ka'aniki dirham (2.70g), [Tiflis] - (309LG22P) ILKHAN: Anonymous Qa'an al-'Adil, AR ka'aniki dirham (2.70g), [Tiflis], AH670, A-2135, Bennett-289f, month of Jamada al-Awal, VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
1295-1304 Mongol Ilkhan Ghazan Mahmud Æ fals lion and sun motif VERY RARE FINE - He was the son of Arghun, grandson of Abaqa Khan and great-grandson of Hulagu Khan, continuing a long line of rulers who were direct descendants of Genghis Khan. One of his many principal wives was Kököchin, a Mongol princess (originally betrothed to Ghazan's father Arghun before his death) sent by his great-uncle Kublai Khan.
Mongols. Ilkhanids. Abu Said Bahadur ibn Uljaytu, AH 717-736 (AD 1317-1336) - ISLAMIC, MONGOL EMPIRE. Ilkhans, Abu Said Bahadur ibn Uljaytu, AH 717-736 (AD 1317-1336). AR Silver double dirham (3.9 g). raeyy mint. Choice EF. Unique type! Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan (June 2, 1305 – December 1, 1335) (Arabic ).
GREAT MONGOLS: ILKHAN: Arghun, 1284-1291 Silver Dirham in Mongolian & Arabic - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
HABBARIDS OF SIND: AMIR ABDALLAH-II (10th century CE) AR Damma HIGH GRADE!! - The Habbarids led by Umar bin Abd Al Aziz Al-Habbari, established themselves as the autonomous rulers of the province of Al-Sind around 854-55 CE, defeating and killing the last Abbasid governor of Sind, Imran bin Musa Al-Barmaki.
SHIRVAN Mustafa Khan(1794-1820) Silver Abbasi Shamakhi AH1228 A-2947.2, KM-20 - $SHIRVAN Mustafa Khan(1794-1820) Silver Abbasi Shamakhi AH1228 (1813) A-2947.2, KM-20 History In 1742 Shemakha (Shamakhi) was taken and destroyed by Nadir Shah of Persia, who relocated inhabitants into a new town under the same name about 16 miles to the west (now Agsu), at the foot of the main chain of the Caucasus. The new Shemakha was a residence of the Khan of Shemakha Hajji Muhammed Ali Khan, who ruled until 1765. The smaller Old Shamakha khanate continued to exist under brothers Muhammad Said khan and (1748—1786) Aghasi Khan until the two killed Hajji Muhammed Ali Khan and united two khanates. After the merge, the New Shamakha was finally abandoned, and the old town rebuilt in 1786. During 1768—1789 the Shirvan khanate was occupied by the much stronger Quba Khanate and Shaki Khanate.
Ah 991-1006 Shaybanid 1/12 M Abd Allah Ii Gold Coin - Issuer Shaybanid dynasty (Bukhara). Abdullah Khan (Abdollah Khan Ozbeg) (1533/4–1598), known as "The old Khan", was an Uzbek ruler of the Khanate of Bukhara (1500–1785). He was the last Shaybanid Khan of Bukhara from 1583 until his death.
GREAT MONGOLS: Chaghatayid. Duwa AH 690-706 Madinat ar-rijal Tirmidh mint RR! - GREAT MONGOL EMPIRE. CHAGHATAYID KHANS. Duwa Khan bfore Kebek. AH 690-706 / AD 1291-1306. AR dirham (1.9 g). probably with C/M Unusual variety!Good F to VF. Very Rare!RR! The Chaghatayids ruled the Central Asian portion of the Mongol Empire.
ISLAMIC ZANGIDS OF AL-MAWSIL Ghazi II (1169-1180) AE Dirham Nice Even Strike - ISLAMIC ZANGIDS OF AL-MAWSIL Ghazi II (1169-1180) AE Dirham (11,37 g.) NM, AH566 Facing bust with two angels above, citing his great-grandfather Aqsunqur in his nasab on reverse Nice Even Strike . CHOICE VF CONDITION YOU WILL RECEIVED THE SAME COIN AS PICTURED. ALL COINS ARE AUTHENTIC AS DESCRIBED. 9769.
Mongols. Ilkhanids. Arghun, AH 683-690 AR Dirham Unpublished reverse type Qa'an - GREAT MONGOL EMPIRE. ISLAMIC, Mongols. Ilkhanids.Arghun, AH 683-690 / AD 1284-1291. AR Dirham (1.8 g) ,unusual type with Unique type reverse, Arabic legends only, qa'an / al-a'zam / arghun in obverse center with date around.Probably Unpublished reverse type.
Islamic . GREAT MONGOLS ILHANS .SATI BEG .Mint TIFLIS. RRR. Ilkhanid - Islamic . GREAT MONGOLS ILHANS .SATI BEG .Mint TIFLIS. RRR. Super Rare100% AUTHENTIC Silver coin 2.04 gr. FREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.
722EE2Y) Anatolia & al-Jazira (Post-Seljuk). Artuqids (Mardin). Husam al-Din aVF - (Artuqids (Mardin). Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan. AH 580-597 / AD 1184-1200. AE Dirham (32.5 mm, 11.06 g). Whelan Type II; S&S Type 34; Album 1829.2; ICV 1207. Brown / green surfaces. nearly VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
☆ Al-Andalus • Islamic Spain • Caliphate Dirham 332H ☆ Abd Al-Rahman Iii ☆C9850 - Silver DIRHAM UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA, Umayyads of Spain ☆ CaliphAbd al-Rahman III (عبدالرحمن بن محمد بن عبداللہ بن محمد بن عبدالرحمن بن الحكم بن هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل) ☆1st Caliph of Córdoba -332 A.H. · (A# 350.5) · 3.39 grams.
☆ Al-Andalus • Islamic Spain • Caliphate Dirham 330H ☆ Abd Al-Rahman Iii ☆C9849 - Silver DIRHAM UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA, Umayyads of Spain ☆ CaliphAbd al-Rahman III (عبدالرحمن بن محمد بن عبداللہ بن محمد بن عبدالرحمن بن الحكم بن هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل) ☆1st Caliph of Córdoba -330 A.H. · (Vives# 396) · 2.59 grams.
Mongols. Ilkhanids Sulayman, AH 739-746 / AD 1339-1346. Dirham Type D Atrractive - ISLAMIC, MONGOL EMPIRE. Ilkhans, Sulayman, AH 739-746 / AD 1339-1346. AR Silver 2 Dirham. Shirveh orQulistawan mint. Probably Dated AH 744 (AD 1344). type D.citing the Ilkhan Sulayman as \'Suliman Han\' in Uygur, The inner field of the reverse bears the words \'khalada mukuhu\' (\'may his kingdom be eternal\' in Uygur).
143Fm22) Samanid, Nuh Ibn Mansur I, 365-387 Ah/ 976-997 Ad, Ar Multiple Dirham, - (AFGHANISTAN TYPE KURAT BADAKHSHAN # KB 16; MITCHINER WS # 723, VF FOR THE TYPE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Georgia Kingdom - Rusudan - Bagratides 1227Ad - Ae - Rare Countermarked - In 1222-1245 queen Tamar’s daughter Rusudan ruled in Georgia. It turned out to be an unfortunate reign. First, Georgia was invaded by Jalāl al-Din and then – by the Mongols. MINTED IN GEORGIA. FOUND IN GEORGIA.
Islamic 661 - 750 CE Umayyad Caliphate - AE fals - Umayyad Caliphate. ND (c 661-750CE) AE fals. Numismatics is a wonderful hobby inhabited primarily by knowledgeable and helpful people who enjoy the hobby as much as you and I do. <="" div="" style="caret-color: rgb(17, 17, 17); color: rgb(17, 17, 17);">.
39CM2Z) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham VF - (39CM2Z) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham (3.21 Gr, 22.5 Mm) Type G, struck at SULTANEYA in 7X6 AH, Album # 2214, in VF cond. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
32CM2Z) Mongols, Anonymous, AR Kaaniki dirham Qa'an Al-'Adil ZUL HIGGA 663 AH - 32CM2Z) Mongols, Anonymous, AR Kaaniki dirham (2.63 gr, 20 mm) Qa'an Al-'Adil type (hexagram/ Pointed quarterfoil) struck in month of Zul Higga 663 AH (inscribed on obv. just below La Ilah Illa Allah, Type of Album 2135; VF.SCARCE.
70RG22) RARE MONGOL ILKHANIDS LATER 3RD PERIOD : RIVAL KHANS, Sulayman, VF - (70RG22) MONGOL ILKHANIDS LATER 3RD PERIOD : RIVAL KHANS, Sulayman, 739-746 AH / 1339-1346 AD, 6 dirham, 4.18 grm, 21 mm, type B, struck at SULTANIYAH, ND, type of Album 2249, in VF cond.RARE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
ZURQIEH -as26308- ISLAMIC. Umayyad Caliphate. Time of 'Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan ( - Umayyad Caliphate. AE fals (22mm, 3.94g). Yubna mint. Struck ca. AH 70-81 / AD 690-700. Caliph standing facing, holding sword / Large m; to l., yubna in Arabic; to r., filastin in Arabic. SICA I -; Goodwin, Standing Type III; Album 3546.1; ICV 136.
☆ Al-Andalus • Islamic Spain • Caliphate Dirham 335H ☆ Abd Al-Rahman Iii ☆C9782 - Silver DIRHAM UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA, Umayyads of Spain ☆ CaliphAbd al-Rahman III (عبدالرحمن بن محمد بن عبداللہ بن محمد بن عبدالرحمن بن الحكم بن هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل) ☆1st Caliph of Córdoba - 335 A.H. · (Vives# 411, Fro. ).
SPAIN. Muwahhidun, Anonymous Square Silver Dirham, AH 558-668 - The Almohad dynasty, at its height, ruled a large region of North Africa extending from the tip of West Africa to the middle of the Libyan coast, as well as a portion of southern Spain. MATERIAL :Silver.
66Hg2Z) Samanid, Nuh Ibn Mansur I, 365-387 Ah/ 976-997 Ad, Ar Multiple Dirham Vf - (AFGHANISTAN TYPE KURAT BADAKHSHAN # KB 16; MITCHINER WS # 723, SUPERB VF FOR THE TYPE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Mongols. Ilkhanids. Uljaytu, AH 703-716 AR 2 Dirham Mint: Kashaan Very Rare RR! - ISLAMIC, MONGOL EMPIRE. Ilkhans, Uljaytu, AH 703-716 (AD 1304-1316). AR Silver double dirham. Kashaan mint.Dated probably AH 703 (AD 1303) or WD. Album 2179 type A. Choice EF. Very Rare type with " Al Hamdu illah rab al 'Alamin الحمدالله رب العالمين " on top & Mint on both sides.
Abbasid: Harun Al-Rashid (170-193 AH). AE Fals, Mint: Madinat al Salam 187 Hijri - The Abbasid Caliphate. Khalifa Harun Al-Rashid (170-193 AH / 786-809 AD). AE Fals, Mint: Madinat al Salam mint, 187 AH. D/ Kalima in three lines; mint and date formula around. R/ Continuation of kalima in three lines, \"\'Adl\" below, three dots above; Citing al-Rashid as \"Abd Allah Harun with his title of \"amir al-Mu\'minin\".
412EM22) RARE ZANGIDS OF SYRIA, Al-Salih Isma'il, 569-577 AH / AR DIR XF - (412EM22)RAREZANGIDS OF SYRIA, Al-Salih Isma'il, 569-577 AH / 1174-1181 AD, AR dirham, 25 mm, 2.88 grms, struck at HALAB, in (57)2 AH, Type of Album 1852 (R); in XF cond. Superb strike. Note : This and the half dirham were carefully struck from fine silver on round flan, and only at Halab.
ISLAMIC Qarakhanids 998AD Authentic Antique Arabic Medieval Fals Coin i107624 - ISLAMIC, (Pre-Seljuq). Qarakhanids (United). Bronze Fals 20mm (2.16 grams) Ferghana mint, struck AH 388 = 998 A.D. Ilya Zlobin is an independent individual who has a passion for coin collecting, research and understanding the importance of the historical context and significance all coins and objects represent.
31CM2Z) ILKHANID MONGOLS, ABU-SAID, 716-736 AH/ 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-DIRHAM, aVF - (31CM2Z) ILKHANID MONGOLS, ABU-SAID, 716-736 AH/ 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-DIRHAM, 3.02 GRMS, 22 M1, TYPE C, MIHRAB TYPE, STRUCK AT TEBRIZ, UNC. DATE, TYPE OF ALBUM # 2200.2, IN aVF COND. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Habbarid Abbasid Amirs of Sindh: 'Abd Allah II, ca. 1040s, AR damma - The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region of Khorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power in Syria and Iraq.
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient ARTUQUIDS of MARDIN Centaur Archer Dirham Coin i107455 - Bronze Dirham 27mm (9.60 grams) Mardin, struck 599 AH = 1203 AD. The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
803BM2W) SAMANID, NASR IBN AHMAD, 301-331 AH / 914-943 AD, AR dirham VF - (803BM2W) SAMANID, NASR IBN AHMAD, 301-331 AH / 914-943 AD, AR dirham ( 30 mm, 4.2 grms) struck at SAMARKAND in 321 AH, Type of Album 1451, VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
599CGG22) RARE MONGOL CHAGHATAYID KHANS: Anonymous, ca. 1350s-1380s, AR dinar VF - (599CGG22) RARE MONGOL CHAGHATAYID KHANS: Anonymous, ca. 1350s-1380s, AR dinar (7.34 grms, 27.5 mm), NM, ND, A-B2013, derived from a standard dinar of Khalil Allah (1341-1343), with his characteristic "jellyfish" tamgha on the obverse, and blundered date resembling AH 744 above the obverse, curious example and quite interesting, VF,RARE.
GREAT MONGOLS Möngke Khan , 1251-1260, AE jital , Floral Type VERY RARE EF - ([1] Chinese : 蒙哥 ; pinyin : Ménggē ; 11 January 1209 – 11 August 1259) was the fourth khagan - emperor of the Mongol Empire, ruling from 1 July 1251, to 11 August 1259. He was the first Khagan from the Toluid line, and made significant reforms to improve the administration of the Empire during his reign.
Khwarizm Shahs, Muhammad, AE Jital Prototype for Mongol Chingiz Khan Unpublished - Khwarizm Shahs. 'Ala al-Din Muhammad II. AH 596-617 / AD 1200-1220. AE Jital. Citing Abbasid caliph a1-Nasir. Ghazna (Ghazni) mint. 'Ala al-Din Muhammad was arguably the greatest of the leaders of the Khwarezm empire, which reached its greatest extent under his rule.
57CC2Y) 'Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mahdi. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. AE Fals VF+ - (57CC2Y) 'Abbasid Caliphate. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. AE Fals (17 mm, 1.71 g). NOTE :(al-) Rabi' (b. Yunis) served in various capacities under four caliphs. He was hajib and wazir (minister) under both al-Mansur and al-Mahdi.
23Cm2Z) Mongol Ilkhanids, Abu Said, 716-736 Ah / 1316-1335 Ad, Ar 2 Dirham, Vf - (23CM2Z) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2 DIRHAM, 21 MM, 2.86 GRMS, TYPE G STRUCK AT TEBRIZ IN 727 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM # 2214, IN VF COND AND NICELY TONED. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Great Mongols Empire: Mas’ud al-Khwarizmi AH 638-667 Æ Fals. Mint: Kashgar 650H - Great Mongols Empire.Great Khans. Mas’ud al-Khwarizmi AH 638-667 / AD 1240-1269, Æ Fals. Mint: Kashgar. [Dated AH 650 (AD 1252/3), Kashgar located at the convergence point of widely varying cultures and empires, it has been under the rule of the historically Chinese, Turkic, Mongol, and Tibetan empires. ].
ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Khalifa Al-Mahdi, AH 158-169 Dirham Dated 162 Hijra - The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the thirdcaliphate to succeed the Islamic prophetMuhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region ofKhorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power inSyria andIraq.
ISLAMIC 'Abbasid Caliphate. Khalifa Al-Mansur, AH 136-158 Dirham Dated 147 Hijra - The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region of Khorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power in Syria and Iraq.
ISLAMIC: Khalifa Al-Mansur, AH 136-158 Dirham Madinat Al Salam Dated 154 Hijri - Ancient ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate.Khalifa Al-Mansur, AH 136-158 / AD 754-775. AR Dirham (Silver), Mint: Madinat Al Salam, AH 154 = AD 772. SICA III, 777. The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Harun Al-Rashid, AH 170-193 Mint: Marw Dated 185 H - ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Harun Al-Rashid, AH 170-193 / AD 786-809. AR Dirham (Silver), Mint: Madinat Marw (Uzbekistan), AH 185 = AD 801. SICA III, 1804. The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
Rare silver coin Ottoman onlik, XVIl century. - Denomination of the coin (10 pairs) The weight and size of the coin can be seen in the photo. FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
GREAT MONGOLS: Golden Horde. Uzbek khan. AH 712-742 Khwarizm mint Dated 719H - GREAT MONGOL EMPIRE. Jujids (Golden Horde). Uzbek Khan (Muhammad Uzbek Kahn). AH 712-742 / AD 1312-1341. AR Dang (1.3 g). Khwarizm mint, Dated AH 719 (AD 1319). Album 2025C; VF+. The Golden Horde were derived from Juji, the eldest son of Chingiz Khan, assigned to the northeastern territories by his father.
ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mutawakkil, AH 232-247 Al Shash Mint 234 Hijra - The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region of Khorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power in Syria and Iraq.
Seljuks Empire of Rum. 'Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw II AE FALS HORSE-RIDER TYPE - Ancient ISLAMIC World. Seljuks Empire of Rum. 'Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw II bin Kay Qubadh' Sole reign over Rum Seljuk. AH634-644 / AD 1237-1246. Horse-Rider Type. '. Obv: Warrior, head facing and holding sword, on horse rearing right; star to left, right and below.
Arab-Byzantine Khalifa Mu'awiya ibn Abi Sufyan AH 41-60 AE Fals Emesa RARE ISSUE - Early ISLAM, Arab Byzantine - Umayyad Caliphate.temp. Mu'awiya I ibn Abi Sufyan, AH 41-60 / AD 661-680. Facing bust of Byzantine emperor, wearing crown surmounted by cross, holding long cross in his right hand and globus cruciger in his left; above, crescent; in right field, six-pointed star; around counterclockwise KAΛON (\'good\' in Greek).
HERACLIUS & Son of Constantine Genuine Ancient OLD Byzantine Follis Coin i102187 - Heraclius's reign was marked by several military campaigns. Soon after, he initiated reforms to rebuild and strengthen the military. Heraclius drove the Persians out of Asia Minor and pushed deep into their territory, defeating them decisively in 627 at the Battle of Nineveh.
699FR22) Post-Mongols. Zands. ALI MURAD Khan. AH 1195-1199 / AD 1781-1785. VF - (ALI MURAD Khan. AH 1195-1199 / AD 1781-1785. AR 1/3 THIRD RUPI 5 SHAHI (21 mm, 3.31 grms). RASHT mint. Dated AH 1198, Album 2818 ( SCARCE ); VF, nice strike. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
58EE22) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham VF - (58EE22) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham (3.53 Gr, 22.5 Mm) Type D, struck at SHERAZ in 722 AH, Album # 2204, VF cond. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
812EH2Y) ABBASSID, AL-RADI BELLAH, 322-329 AH/934-940 AD, AR Dirhem, SCARCE - (This is Album subtype A-255.1 (S)RATED SCARCE, without heir. Allah above and DAL below reverse field, Coin grades VF. LAVOIX # 1247. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
216Ee22) The Abbasid Caliphate, First Period : Al-Mahdi, 158-169 Ah / 775-785 Ad - (216EE22) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MAHDI, 158-169 AH / 775-785 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-ABBASIYA (NORTH AFRICA) IN THE YEAR 166 AH, YAZID IN THE LOWER REVERSE FIELD AND o ABOVE; ALBUM TYPE # 215.2 ; LAVOIX # 711.
78Rg22) Forgotten Queens Of Islam, Mongol Ilkhanids, Rival Khans, Queen Sati Beg - (78RG22) FORGOTTEN QUEENS OF ISLAM, MONGOL ILKHANIDS, 3RD PERIOD, RIVAL KHANS, QUEEN SATI BEG, 739 AH/ 1338-1339 AD, AR 2-DIRHAM, ( 17 MM, 1.66 GRMS) TYPE A, STRUCK AT TEBRIZ, IN 739 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM 2231, MWI 1710 (FOR TYPE) IN VF COND.
Habbarid Abbasid Amirs of Sindh:'Abd Allah IV, ca. 1040s, AR damma VERY RARE - Habbarid's, Abbasid Amirs of Sindh:'Abd Allah IV, ca. 1040s, AR damma, ND, ND, A-1502D, RR. The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region of Khorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power in Syria and Iraq.
Abbasid HABBARID Governor of Sind: 'Umar, ca. 854-875, AR damma well-struck Rare - The Abbasid Caliphate or Abbasid Empire was the third caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The Abbasid Revolution had its origins and first successes in the easterly region of Khorasan, far from the bases of Umayyad power in Syria and Iraq.
307EH22) Post-Mongols. Zands. Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / AD 1751-1779. - (Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / AD 1751-1779. AR ABBASI (23 mm, 4.59 grms). Type B. SHERAZ mint. Dated AH 117X, Album 2799; Good VF/ XF, nice strike. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
☆ Al-Andalus • Islamic Spain • Caliphate Dirham 332H ☆ Abd Al-Rahman Iii ☆C9529 - Silver DIRHAM UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA, Umayyads of Spain ☆ CaliphAbd al-Rahman III (عبدالرحمن بن محمد بن عبداللہ بن محمد بن عبدالرحمن بن الحكم بن هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل) ☆1st Caliph of Córdoba, - 332 A.H. · (Vives# 398, Fro. ).
☆ Al-Andalus • Islamic Spain • Caliphate Dirham 331H ☆ Abd Al-Rahman Iii ☆C9528 - Silver DIRHAM UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA, Umayyads of Spain ☆ CaliphAbd al-Rahman III (عبدالرحمن بن محمد بن عبداللہ بن محمد بن عبدالرحمن بن الحكم بن هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل) ☆1st Caliph of Córdoba - 331 A.H. · (Vives# 397, Fro. ).
Gujarat Sulatan Shams Ud Din Muzafar Shah II Silver scarce Tanka A22-2-389 - Also it may be impossible to show ALL the wear and tear, scratches and actual condition of the coins in the pictures. Pictures are the just closer representation of the actual look of the coins. for as many as coins you buy on one Invoice.
GREAT MONGOLS QARLUGHID: Nasir al-Din Muhammad, 1249-1259 AH, AE jital Ghazna - GREAT MONGOL EMPIRE: QARLUGHID: Nasir al-Din Muhammad, 1249-1259 AH, AE jital, NM, ND, A-1818.1, Tye-349, nasir al-dunya wa'l-din // muhammad bin hasan qarluq, EF to About Unc, R. found in the recent hoard of Möngke and Qarlughid jitals of Ghazna.
Mongols. Ilkhans Arghun AR Dirhem With tamgha of Möngke Khan 689H Very Rare - Arghun Khan ( Mongolian Cyrillic : Аргун хан ; Traditional Mongolian : ᠠᠷᠭᠤᠨ ; c. 1258 – 10 March 1291) was the fourth ruler of the Mongol empire's Ilkhanate, from 1284 to 1291. He was the son of Abaqa Khan, and like his father, was a devout Buddhist (although pro-Christian).
Ghaznavid Empire, Mahmud AH 388-421 AR Silver Dirham Ghazna mint Very Rare Type - EARLY ISLAMIC (Pre-Seljuq). AH 388-421 / AD 998-1030. AR Silver DirhamMint : Ghazna mint, rev. Lillah / Muhammad rasul Allah / al-Qadir billah Yamin al-Dawla / wa Amin al-Milla Mahmud.Album. EF,Probably unpublished type was ghaz word below adl.
1209AD BYZANTINE Zangid Atabegs Al Mu'azzam Mahmud Ancient ISLAMIC Coin i103327 - ISLAMIC DYNASTIES, Zengid Atabegs of al-Jazira. Al-Mu’azzam Mahmud. AH 605-648/AD 1209-1251 A.D. Mr. Ilya Zlobin, world-renowned expert numismatist, enthusiast, author and dealer in authentic ancient Greek, ancient Roman, ancient Byzantine, world coins & more.
Abbasid: Al-Saffah, AH 132-136 AR Dirham Al Kufa 132 Hijra First Abbasid Coin - ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate.temp. Al-Saffah (Abu al abbas al saffah), AH 132-136 / AD 749-754. AR Silver Dirham, Mint: al-Kufa, Dated AH 132 Hijra = AD 749/750. SICA III, 1178ff. Lightly toned, good very fine.first year of Abbasid coinage.
702FR22) Post-Mongols. Zands. Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / XF - (Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / AD 1751-1779. AR ABBASI (21.5 mm, 4.62 grms). Type B. SHERAZ mint. Dated AH 1175, Album 2799; Good VF/XF, nice strike. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
41Cm2Z) Mongol Ilkhanids, Abu Said, 716-736 Ah / 1316-1335 Ad, Ar Double Dirham - (41CM2Z) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR DOUBLE DIRHAM 3.17 GRMS, 23 MM, TYPE C MIHRAB TYPE, UNCERTAIN MINT AND DATE, ALBUM # 2200.1; IN VF CONDITION;. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient ARTUQUIDS of MARDIN Arslan THRONED Dirham Coin i102851 - Nasir al-Din Artuq Arslan. AH 597-637 A.H. / AD 1200-1239 A.D. The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
64EE22) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham VF - (64EE22) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham (3.21 Gr, 23.5 Mm) Type G, struck at SHERAZ in 731 AH, Album # 2214, in VF cond. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
67Hg2Z) Samanid Nuh Ibn Mansur I, 365-387 Ah/ 976-997 Ad, Ar Multiple Dir Superb - (AFGHANISTAN TYPE KURAT BADAKHSHAN # KB 16; MITCHINER WS # 723, SUPERB FOR THE TYPE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
544EGF2Z) 'Abbasid Caliphate. temp. al-Mansur. AH 136-158 / AV Dinar VF+ - (544EGF2Z) 'Abbasid Caliphate. AH 136-158 / AD 754-775. AV Dinar (18mm, 4.07 g, 3h). Dated AH 147 (AD 764/5). AGC I 51; Album 212; ICV 376. Deposits in devices, scratches, slightly crimped flan. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Ilkhans: Anushiravan, Silver 2 Dirham, Ah 750, Nice & Scarce! - Ilkhans: Anushiravan; 745-757 AH/1344-1356; Silver 2 dirhams (1.22 g 18 mm), Mint of Tab-riz, Struck AH 750, It is type E eye shape Album-2265 SCARCE. VCoins Dealer Code of Ethics.
301EH22) Post-Mongols. Zands. Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / SCARCE VF+ - (Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / AD 1751-1779. AR ABBASI (4 SHAHI) (24 mm, 4.55 grms). 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Islamic Coins, Ayyubid of the Yemen, al-'Adil Abu Bakr (627-631h), dirham Makka - Islamic Coins, Ayyubid of the Yemen, al-'Adil Abu Bakr (627-631h), Makka mint , silver dirham (cliped) or its 1/2 dirham !! ( 1.14g , 18mm ) Extremely RARE . The attribution to Mecca is now accepted, now that several specimens are recorded on Zeno . (119) AUTHENTIC
715Ee2Y) Umayyad Caliphate, Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah / 705-715 Ad, Ar Dirham Hamadan - (715EE2Y) UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF HAMADHAN (SCARCE) IN THE YEAR 93 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # ----- 361 YEAR 94, IN XF CONDITION. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
islamic coin TULUNID Khumarawayh, 884-896, AV dinar Antakiya , AH278 - TULUNID: Khumarawayh, 884-896, AV dinar (4.12g), Antakiya (Antioch), AH278, A-664.1, Bernardi-193Ga, Grabar-48, citing the heir-apparent al-Mufawwadh, with the word al-malik at the right in the reverse field, strong VF, RRR. Authentic
RARE coin of the Golden Horde. POOL.. - FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos! After the sale, part of the money is transferred to humanitarian aid to Ukrainians affected by the war.
59CC2Y) 'Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mahdi. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. AE Fals VF - (59CC2Y) 'Abbasid Caliphate. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. AE Fals (17 mm, 2.09 g). (al-) Rabi' (b. Yunis) served in various capacities under four caliphs. He was hajib and wazir (minister) under both al- Mansur and al-Mahdi.
2143LR22) UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, AR dirham (2.76g), Balkh, AH 114, A-137,VF+ - (2143LR22) UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, AR dirham (2.76g), Balkh, AH 114, A-137, Klat-179,pierced, VF,SCARCE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
279FCK22) FATIMID: al-Hafiz, AV dinar al-Iskandariya, RARE دينر الحافظ نادر - 279FCK22) FATIMID: al-Hafiz, 1131-1149, AV dinar (20 mm, 4.21g), al-Iskandariya, AH 535, A-735.3 (3RD series with Al-Imam Abdul-Majid in 3 lines on the obverse (RARE ), Nicol-2605, slightly uneven surfaces, date partly off flan, but very likely 535, VF to EF.
80RG22) MONGOL ILKHANIDS LATER 3RD PERIOD : RIVAL KHANS, Sulayman, 739-746 AH / - (80RG22) MONGOL ILKHANIDS LATER 3RD PERIOD : RIVAL KHANS, Sulayman, 739-746 AH / 1339-1346 AD, 2 dirham, 1.76 grm, 17 mm, type B, struck at BAZAR in 740 AH, type of Album # 2250, in VF cond. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
214Ee22) Abbasid Al-Mahdi, 158-169 Ah / 775-785 Ad درهم العباسية Xf & Scarce - (214EE22) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MAHDI, 158-169 AH / 775-785 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-ABBASIYA (NORTH AFRICA) IN THE YEAR 164 AH, YAZID IN THE LOWER REVERSE FIELD AND o ABOVE; ALBUM TYPE # 215.2 ; LAVOIX # -----.
694FR22) Post-Mongols. Zands. Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / GOOD VF - (Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / AD 1751-1779. AR DOUBLE ABBASI OF 10 SHAHI (24 mm, 9.21 grms). Type C. RASHT mint. Dated AH 1183X, Album 2796; Good VF, nice strike. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
37CM2Z) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham VF - (37CM2Z) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham (2.86 Gr, 20.5 Mm) Type H bilingual, struck at KHOY in 734 AH, Album # 2218.1, in XF cond a bit off center. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
ZURQIEH -as23085- ISLAMIC. Umayyad Caliphate. Time of Mu'awiya I (AH 41-60/AD 66 - Umayyad Caliphate. AE fals (30mm, 10.60g). Jerash (Gerasa) mint?. Justin II and Sophia, each holding cruciform scepter, enthroned facing; between, cross / Large M; above, cross; below, A; to l. A/И/И/O; to r., star/X/III; in exergue, /OINK(retrograde).
914 - 943 Samanid Empire Gold Dinar Coin Nasr Ii Al-Muhammadiya - For sale solid gold DINAR. SAMANID EMPIRE, NASR II period (914 - 943). Dies of this GOLD dinar show exquisite style and calligraphy. AL - MUHAMMADYJA MINT - AH 318. This coin is. OR WILL BE CALCULATED.
551Fc22) The Umayyad Caliphate, Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah Ar Dirham Wasit Xf - (551FC22) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF WASIT IN THE YEAR 90 AH ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # 346, IN XF CONDITION. الله احد الله. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
ABBASID GOVERNORS OF SIND: Da'ud b. Yazid Al-Omani (184-204 Hijri) AR Damma Rare - Note : Daud b. Yazid Al Omani was one of the first Omani to be pointed as governor in Sind by Abbasid Khalifa Harun al Rashid. Da'ud b. Yazid bin Hatem bin Qabisa Ibn Al-Muhallabi Ibn Abi Safra Al-Azdi Al -Omani (died 820 or 821) was a provincial governor for the Abbasid dynasty in the late eighth and early ninth centuries.
232FRB22) Abbasid, al-Musta‘sim (640-656h), dinar, Madinat al-Salam 641 AH, VF+ - It is struck on a 27.5 MM LARGE FLAN and weights 4.16 GRAMS, it grades a nice XF. It was struck in the second year of Al-Musta'sim reign, and exactly 15 years later in 656 AH, the Mongols invaded Baghdad, completly destroyed it and put the entire population to the sword.
767-777 (760-1376) Tanka Firuz shah Tughluq Sultanate Delhi India (MO2362-) - Reverse legend: Firuz Shah sultani zarbat ba-hazrat Dehli. Denomination: 1 Tanka. Ruler: Sultan Firoz Shah Tughlaq (1309 – 20 September 1388) was a Muslim ruler of the Tughlaq dynasty, who reigned over the Sultanate of Delhi from 1351 to 1388.
74Rm22) Mongols, Hulagu, 654-663 Ah / 1256-1265 Ad, Ar Dirham, 23 Mm, 2.22 Grams - (74RM22) MONGOLS, HULAGU, 654-663 AH / 1256-1265 AD, AR DIRHAM, 23 MM, 2.22 GRAMS; STRUCK AT MAWSIL ??. In 1258, the Mongols forces of Hulegu, overran baghdad, seizing the caliph al-Musta'sim, whom they allegedly put to death by rolling him in a carpet and allowing elephants to trample him to death, so as to uphold the Mongol traditionof never spilling royal blood.
421RLM22) FATIMID: al-Hafiz, 1131-1149, AV dinar 4.16 g), Misr, AH530, RARE - (421RLM22) FATIMID: al-Hafiz, 1131-1149, AV dinar (21.5 mm, 4.16 g), Misr, AH530, A-735.2 ( Al-Imam Abdul Majid in 2 lines R ), Nicol 2620, Miles 300, Mayssa Daoud 939-940, with al-imam / 'abd al-majid in the obverse center, pierced, bold VF/EF,RARE.
309EH22) Post-Mongols. Zands. Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 /AR ABBASSI - (Muhammad Karim Khan. AH 1164-1193 / AD 1751-1779. AR ABBASI (21 X 23.5 mm, 4.41 grms). Type B. RASHT mint. Dated AH 1175, Album 2799; VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
144Fm22) Samanid, Nuh Ibn Mansur I, 365-387 Ah/ 976-997 Ad, Ar Multiple Dirham, - (AFGHANISTAN TYPE KURAT BADAKHSHAN # KB 16; cif MITCHINER WS # 723, Album 1469.2 reverse in 3-line legend, VF FOR THE TYPE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
516Ec22) Abbasid Caliphate, First Period : Al-Ma'mun, Citing Harthama - (516EC22) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MA'MUN, 194-218 AH / 810-833 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF MADINAT ISBAHAN IN THE YEAR 197 AH CITING HARTHAMA; ALBUM TYPE # 223.4; LAVOIX # 898 (VARIETY) ; IN VF/ XF COND.
208ECR22) ABBASID: al-Muktafi Billah, 902-908 AD, AV dinar 4.01 grms, VF - (208ECR22) ABBASID: al-Muktafi Billah, 902-908 AD, AV dinar (4.01 grms, 23 mm), Misr, AH 292, A- 243.1, Lavoix 1077, VF slightly crinckled. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
Coin Ottoman Mangir 16th century. - Bronze Coin Ottoman Mangir 16th century. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! Weight 2.66 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
60Ee22) Mongol Ilkhanids, Abu Said, 716-736 Ah / 1316-1335 Ad, Ar 2 Dirham, Xf - (60EE22) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2 DIRHAM, 3.13 GRMS, 20.5 MM, TYPE G STRUCK AT ERZRUM IN 729 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM # 2214A (RARE), IN XF COND. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
177RGB9X) Abbasid, al-Radi (322-329h), AV dinar, Madinat al-Salam 325h, VF - (177RGB9X) Abbasid, al-Radi (322-329h), dinar, Madinat al-Salam 325h, rev., letter dal below, 4.01 g, 23 mm, (Bernardi 285Jh), LAVOIX 1248; Album type 254.1 without heir; good very fine. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
161RGB9X) Abbasid, al-Muqtadir (295-320h), dinar, Misr 310h, 3.55g VF - (161RGB9X) Abbasid, al-Muqtadir (295-320h), dinar, Misr 310h, 3.55g (Bernardi 242De), very fine to good very fine. ABBASID, THIRD PERIOD, AL-MUQTADIR, 295-320 AH / 908-932 AD, GOLD DINAR, 3.55 GRMS, 24.5 MM, STRUCK AT MISR (EGYPT), IN 310 AH, LAVOIX -----, ALBUM TYPE 245.2, BERNARDI 242De, KHEDIVIAL COLLECTION 662, NAMING ABUL ABBAS AS HEIR, IN NICE VF+ COND.
29CM2Z) ILKHAN MONGOLS: Ghazan Mahmud, 694-703 AH/ 1295-1304 AD, AR 1 dirham VF - (29CM2Z) ILKHAN MONGOLS: Ghazan Mahmud, 694-703 AH/ 1295-1304 AD, AR 1 dirham (2.71 grms, 20.5 mm), uncertain mint and date, ALBUM TYPE A-2173 (Arabic only), VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
320MG22) Pre-Seljuq. Ghaznavids. Yamin al-Dawla Mahmud. MULT DIRHAM VF - (320MG22) Pre-Seljuq. Yamin al-Dawla Abu'l-Qasim Mahmud. AH 388-421 / AD 998-1030. AR Multiple Dirham (48 mm, 9.42 grm). Citing Balkategin in the upper obverse margin. Andaraba (Andarab) mint. Struck AH 389 (AD 998/9).
Uzbek Khan, RARE. Silver Horde Dang coin with countermark. - The Uzbek Khan managed to liquidate internal strife in the Horde and achieve its rise. The Uzbek Khan firmly held power in his hands and brutally suppressed any separatist demonstrations on the outskirts.
33CM2Z) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham XF - (33CM2Z) Ilkhanid Mongols, Abu Said, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 2-dirham (3.54 Gr, 22.5 Mm) Type C known as the Mihrab type, uncertain mint, date off flan, Album # 2200.1, in XF cond. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
AH723 Ilkhanate Mongol Pol-i Aras, 1316 - 1335 2 Dirhams (MO2288-) - Country: Ilkhanate (Mongol States). Ruler: Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan (June 2, 1305 – December 1, 1335), was the ninth ruler (c. 1316 – 1335) of the Ilkhanate, a division of the Mongol Empire. Denomination: 2 Dirhams.
ZURQIEH -as22329- Overstruck on an pre-reform Standing Caliph type: ISLAMIC. Uma - Overstruck on an pre-reform Standing Caliph type: ISLAMIC. Umayyad Caliphate. Uncertain Syrian mint. Arabic religious legend/ Arabic religious legend. Walker 622; Nützel 1924. Overstruck on an pre-reform Standing Caliph type (part of stepped base visible on reverse).
RARE Coin Pool of the Golden Horde. - RARE Coin Pool of the Golden Horde. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! Approx: 20 mm diameter Weight 1.57 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
Coin Ottoman Manhir Bayezid 2nd Bin Muhammad, Constantinople Mint. - RARE Coin Ottoman Manhir Bayezid 2nd Bin Muhammad, Constantinople Mint. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! Approx: 13 mm diameter Weight 1.33 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
Rare coin of the Moldavian principality of Asprokastro 1400-1450. - To date, thirteen coins from this series have been published. We believe that the existence of the Asprokastro copper coin was due to political reasons. FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
RARE Coin of the Moldavian principality, ruler of Alexander I the Good 1400. - Coin of the Moldavian principality, ruler of Alexander I the Good (1400-1432) metal - copper. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! Good collection choice! Approx: 15mm diameter Weight -0.71 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
1146AD ARAB BYZANTINE Zangid Atabegs JESUS CHRIST Ancient ISLAMIC Coin i100524 - The Zangids (Atabegs) of Aleppo. To Muslims, Jesus was a bringer of scripture and was born of a virgin, but was not the Son of God. Islamic - Byzantine. However, he fell ill that year and the crusaders were given a brief respite from his attacks.
316ER0Z) SELJUQ OF RUM, KAYKUBAD I, as Sultan (b. Kaykhusraw I, 'ALA AL-DIN VF+ - (316ER0Z) SELJUQ OF RUM, KAYKUBAD I, as Sultan (b. Kaykhusraw I, 'ALA AL-DIN ABUL FATH) 616-634 AH/ 1219-1236 AD, AR DIRHAM, 22.5 MM, 3.09 GRMS, STRUCK AT SIWAS IN 630 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM # 1211, CITING CALIPH AL-MUSTANSER, FLORAL CENTER ; IN SUPERB XF COND, DARKLY TONED.
524Ec22) The Abbasid Caliphate, First Period : Al-Mansour, Ar Dir Unc - (524EC22) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MANSOUR, 136-158 AH / 754-775 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-BASRA IN THE YEAR 143 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 213.1 (ANONYMOUS) ; LAVOIX # 621, IN XF+ CONDITION /ALMOST UNC.
665Eg6) Abbasid Caliphate, First Period : Al-Mahdi, Armenia Mint - (665EG6) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MAHDI, 158-169 AH / 775-785 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF ARMINIYA (SCARCE TO RARE MINT) IN THE YEAR 162 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 215.1 ; LAVOIX UNLISTED, CRESCENT BELOW REVERSE, VF COND.
65Ee22) Mongol Ilkhanids, Abu Said, 716-736 Ah / 1316-1335 Ad, Ar 1 Dirham Vf - (65EE22) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR 1 DIRHAM ( 1.78 GRMS, 20 MM) TYPE F STRUCK AT SAMSUN IN 724 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM # 2211, IN VF COND.SCARCE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
123CG2W) KHWARIZMSHAHS, Muhammad ('Ala al-Din Abul Fath b. Takish, 596-617 AH / - (123CG2W) KHWARIZMSHAHS, Muhammad ('Ala al-Din Abul Fath b. Takish, 596-617 AH / 1200-1220 AD, AR dirham 3.48 grms, 17.5 mm, NM dated 61(4), Hexagram type, Album 1716 (RARE) in Fine+/VF cond. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
537ECR22) KHWARIZMSHAH: Muhammad, 596-617 AH/ 1200-1220 AD, AV dinar 5.00 grms, - (537ECR22) KHWARIZMSHAH: Muhammad, 596-617 AH/ 1200-1220 AD, AV dinar (5.00 grms, 24 mm), MM, DM, High gold content; slightly bent, Album 1712, VF. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collections whenever possible.
557Kk22) Very Rare Ilkhanid Mongols, Ghazan Mahmud, 694-703 Ah / Xf - (557KK22) VERY RARE ILKHANID MONGOLS, GHAZAN MAHMUD, 694-703 AH / 1295-1304 AD, AR DIRHAM, 2.14 GRMS, 22 MM, Jajerm, AH 700,citing the month of Sha'ban,VF to EF, A-2173 (RR). The mint of Jajerm is rare for this ruler in addition to the fact that Mongol coins specifying the month of issue are rare.
868Ee22) Mongol Ilkhanids Abu Said, 716-736 Ah / 1316-1335 Ad, Ar Dbl - (868EE22) MONGOL ILKHANIDS, ABU SAID, 716-736 AH / 1316-1335 AD, AR DOUBLE DIRHAM 3.71 GRMS, 23.5 MM, TYPE C MIHRAB TYPE, MINT OF AL-BASRA (SCARCE-RARE MINT), DATED 71X AH, ALBUM # 2200.1; IN VF CONDITION;.
RARE Genuine Ottoman Ottoman Silver Coin 1115 AH 1703-1730 AD Ahmed III Couple. - RARE Genuine Ottoman Ottoman Silver Coin 1115 AH 1703-1730 A.D. Couple of Ahmed III. ORIGINAL AND 100% AUTHENT-GUARANTEE! A good collection choice! Approx: 17mm diameter Weight -1.44 grams FOR THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COIN, look carefully at all the photos!
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient MARDIN ARTUQUIDS Arslan Dirham Coin GEMINI VIRGO i93235 - Artuquids (Urtukids) of Mardin. Bronze Dirham 31mm (12.93 grams) Mardin mint. The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient MARDIN ARTUQUIDS Arslan OLD Dirham Coin STAR HAIR i93218 - Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan - Ruled: 580-597 A.H. / AD 1184-1200 A.D. Bronze Dirham 32mm (13.32 grams) Struck 584-589 A.H. = 1189-1193 A.D. Artuqids (Mardin). Ilya Zlobin is an independent individual who has a passion for coin collecting, research and understanding the importance of the historical context and significance all coins and objects represent.
ISLAMIC COINS UNC IN CAPSULE Lot K328 - The coin is in raw uncertified condition and is a very nice coin. I do not attach a grade to the coin as grading is very subjective. I will leave that up to you to grade the coin based on the high resolution scan.
1342-1345 Silver Islamic Coin Dirham Mamluk Sultan Al-Salih Imad al-Din Is’mail - Extremely Rare 1342-1345 Silver Islamic Coin Dirham Mamluk Sultan Al-Salih Imad al-Din Is’mail. This Caliphate ranged from most of modern day India all the way to Modern Age Egypt. The Mamluk’s were known as great warriors and were able to keep their territory safe while Ganghis Khan invaded most of the other Islamic and other territories in the area.
Ilkhans: Arghun, Silver dirham, AH 685, aEF - Lkhans: Arghun (683- 690 AH/1284-1291); Silver dirham (2.46 g 23 mm), Mint of Hama-dan, Struck AH 685, It is Album-2146 aEF. Obverse: Arghun in arabic and Uighur.
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient MARDIN ARTUQUIDS Arslan OLD Dirham Coin STAR HAIR i97108 - Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan. 580-597 A.H. / 1184-1201 A.D. The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
Arab-Byzantine Khalifa Mu'awiya ibn Abi Sufyan AH 41-60. AE Fals RARE ISSUE - ISLAMIC, Umayyad Caliphate.temp. Mu'awiya I ibn Abi Sufyan, AH 41-60 / AD 661-680. Fals (Bronze), Arab-Byzantine type, Hims. Rev. Large M between E/M/H - C/I/C; above, staurogram between two pellets; below, Δ; in exergue, tayyib (\'good\' in Kufic).
Arab-Byzantine Khalifa Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan. AH 65-86 Æ Fals. minted Bi Hims - Early ISLAMIC, Umayyad Caliphate.temp. 'Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan. AH 65-86 / AD 685-705. Imperial bust type (Type VII). Struck circa 685-690s. Crowned facing imperial bust, holding globus cruciger; K/AΛ/O/N (= “good”) to left, bi-hims to right / Large m; above, star between annulets, Є/M/I-C/H/C across, tayyib (= “good”) in exergue.
QARAKHANID: Nasr b. Ali, SCARCE AE fals, Mint of Ferghana, AH 386, Stylish! - QARAKHANID: Nasr b. Ali (383-403 AH/993-1012), Bronze fals (2.72 g 27.5 mm), Mint of Ferghana, Struck AH 3(86) from the hoard of 386, Citing his brother khan Ahmad b. Ali as Overlord. It is Album - 3303 rated Scarce, EF for the type and Stylish!
QARAKHANID: Mansur b. Amad, AE fals, Mint of Ilaq, AH 388, RR! - QARAKHANID: Mansur b. Amad, Dihqan of Ilaq (382-389 AH/ 992-999), VERY RARE AE fals (3.32 g 27 mm), Mint of Ilaq, Struck AH 388, Superb Islamic Calligraphy! It is Album - 3429 rated RR! Obverse: Dihqan al-Jalil in a small circle, Shahada around in triangle design, Mint and date around in margin.
QARAKHANID: Nasr b. Ali, SCARCE AE fals, Mint of Ferghana, AH 388, Stylish! - QARAKHANID: Nasr b. Ali (383-403 AH/993-1012), Bronze fals (2.63 grams 26 mm), Mint of Ferghana, Struck AH 388, Citing his brother khan Ahmad b. Ali as Overlord. It is Album - 3303 rated Scarce, VF for the type and Stylish!
SAMANID: Yahya b. Asad, AE fals, Mint of al-Shash, AH 233, RR! - SAMANID: Yahya b. Asad ;204-247 AH/819-861; Bronze Fals (2.30 grams 22 mm), Mint of al-Shash, struck AH 233, Citing Tahirid ruler Tahir II b. Abd Allah as overlord, It is Album-A1441 rated RR!
SAMANID: Yahya b. Asad, AE fals, Mint of al-Shash, AH 233, RR! - SAMANID: Yahya b. Asad ;204-247 AH/819-861; Bronze Fals (1.62 grams 20 mm), Mint of al-Shash, struck AH 233, Citing Tahirid ruler Tahir II b. Abd Allah as overlord, It is Album-A1441 rated RR!
TURKEY OTTOMAN LARGE COIN 100 Para Selim III. 1203 H- 1789AD. 32gr 44 mm XR XF - Sultan Selim III AH1203-1222 (1789-1807)year 2. Obverse: State seal (Tughra) of Selim III above mint formula and accession date (AH 1203). Selim III (December 24, 1761 - July 28/29, 1808) was the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1789 to 1807.
☆ Al-Andalus • Islamic Spain • Caliphate Dirham 331H ☆ Abd Al-Rahman Iii ☆C9264 - Silver DIRHAM UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF CORDOBA, Umayyads of Spain ☆ CaliphAbd al-Rahman III (عبدالرحمن بن محمد بن عبداللہ بن محمد بن عبدالرحمن بن الحكم بن هشام بن عبد الرحمن الداخل) ☆1st Caliph of Córdoba - 331 A.H. · (Vives# 397, Fro. ).
1 Para (1648-1687) Islamic Egypt - Year 1058 (1648). Calendar Islamic (Hijri). Value 1 Para (1/40). Country Egypt (Eyalet). Struck in Egypt. Mint and date.
Islamic Gold Ghaaznavids Dinar Zahir Al-Daulah Ibrahim Bin Mas`ud ( Po ) , Rare - WONDERFUL ISLAMIC GOLD GHAAZAVIDS AV DINAR ZAHIR AL-DAULAH IBRAHIM BIN MAS`UD (AH 451 - 492 AH / 1059 - 1099 AD ) THIS AV DINAR MINTED AT GHAAZNA AND DATE OFF FLAN - ALBUM 1637, ZENO 140622. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
Islamic Gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Radi Al Ahwaz Mint 323 Ah ( Po.111 ) , Rare - WONDERFUL and AMAZING CONDITION TO EGYPTIAN ISLAMIC GOLD ABBASID AV DINAR AL - RADI (AH 322 - 329 AH ) THIS DINAR MINTED AT AL-AHWAZ 323 AH ( ALBUM 254.1 ). THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
Islamic Gold Abbasid Av Dinar Harun Al-Rashid 171 Ah ( Moz ) Citing Mim , Rare - WONDERFUL & AMAZING CONDITION TO ISLAMIC GOLD ABBASID AV DINAR HARUN AL-RASHID (AH 170 - 193 AH / 786 - 809 AD ) THIS DINAR MINTED ON 171 AH - LETTER MIM CITING TOP REVERSE, BERNARDI 64. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
SAMANID: Nasr I, AE fals, Mint of al-Shash, AH 254, FULL STRIKE, RARE! - SAMANID: Nasr I b. Ahmad ; 250-279 AH/864-892; AE fals (4.44 g 25.5 mm), Mint of al-Shash, struck AH 254, FULL STRIKE, It is Album-1441 rated RARE full Strike EF. Obverse: Allah / Muhammad / Resul / allah / Nasr.
Islamic Gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Radi Al Ahwaz Mint 323 Ah ( Po ) , Rare - WONDERFUL & AMAZING CONDITION TO EGYPTIAN ISLAMIC GOLD ABBASID AV DINAR AL - RADI (AH 322 - 329 AH ) THIS DINAR MINTED AT AL-AHWAZ 323 AH ( ALBUM 254.1 ). THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
Timurid mughal Ala al Dawla 1447 AD - Timurid (mughal )Ala al Dawla 1447 AD. Ala al-Dawla, 1447, AR ¼ tanka (1.20g), Herat, AH851, A-2411, pierced, decent strike, VF, RRR.
Rare AH 60-64 / AD 680-683 Umayyad Caliphate Fals Arab-Byzantine Coin Pseudo-Dam - Country: Umayyad Caliphate. Ruler: Yazid ibn Mu'awiya ibn Abi Sufyan (646 – 11 November 683), commonly known as Yazid I, was the second caliph of the Umayyad Caliphate. Denomination: Follis / Fals. These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate.
1237 - 1246 Kaykhusraw II Fals Seljuq Of Rum Islamic Coin (MO1883-) - Country: Seljuq Of Rum. Denomination: Fals. Ruler: Ghiyath al-Din Kaykhusrev II or Ghiyāth ad-Dīn Kaykhusrev bin Kayqubād was the sultan of the Seljuqs of Rûm from 1237 until his death in 1246. Weight ± 3.21 g.
Islamic Coin Mamluk Sultans, al-Ashraf Sha'ban II, 1363-1377 AD, AE fals - Denomination: AE fals. Ruler: Al-Ashraf Zayn ad-Din Abu al-Ma'ali Sha'ban ibn Husayn ibn Muhammad ibn Qalawun, better known as al-Ashraf Sha'ban or Sha'ban II, was a Mamluk sultan of the Bahridynasty in 1363–1377.
1236-1260 AD Ayyubid Sultanate Æ Fals Islamic Coin al-Nasir Yusuf (MO1201-) - Denomination: Æ Fals. Ruler: An-Nasir Yusuf (Arabic: الناصر يوسف; ad 1228–1260), fully al-Malik al-Nasir Salah al-Din Yusuf ibn al-Aziz ibn al-Zahir ibn Salah al-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub ibn Shazy (الملك الناصر صلاح الدين يوسف بن الظاهر بن العزيز بن صلاح الدين يوسف بن أيوب بن شاذى).
AH 764-779 Islamic Mamluk Bahri dynasty Al-Ashraf Sha'ban II Æ Fals Coin - Ruler: Al-Ashraf Zayn ad-Din Abu al-Ma'ali Sha'ban ibn Husayn ibn Muhammad ibn Qalawun, better known as al-Ashraf Sha'ban or Sha'ban II, was a Mamluk sultan of the Bahri dynasty in 1363–1377. He was a grandson of Sultan an-Nasir Muhammad (r. 1310–1341).
WALID: Amir Wali, Silver 6 dirham, Mint of Astarabad, AH 780 - Walid: Amir Wali, 757-788 AH/1356-1386, Silver 6 dirham (3.97 grams 28 mm), Mint of Astarabad, Struck AH 780 (C.E. 1378), It is type WD Album- 2343.1, Coins of this ruler have been crudely struck. this Example grades crude EF.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VF CONDITION - 3 gr AE14mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VF . You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall.
Cataloque of coins of Khoqand 18-19 Ct, Ishanhanov 1976. Classic literature. New - We are happy to represent you extremely bright, rich, multi-stylish art of Central Asian decorative embroidery - one of the outstanding arts of Central Asian region. This embroidery is to decorate different dressing gowns, dresses, scarves, tubeteika, small household items and many other things. But the most magnificent impression makes a large hand- embroidered decorative panel known as Suzani.
Samanids, Nasr II bin Ahmad (AH 301-331 / AD 914-943) AV Dinar.4.21 Gram - Samanids, Nasr II bin Ahmad (AH 301-331 / AD 914-943) AV Dinar. Al-Muhammadiya mint, AH 314 = AD 927. First part of kalima in three lines across field; mint and date formula in inner margin; Qur'an XXX, 4-5 in outer margin / Continuation of Kalima, citing the Abbasid caliph al-Muqtadir in three lines across field; "Nasr bin Ahmad" below; Qur'an IX, 33 around.
WALID: Amir Wali, Silver 6 dirham, Mint of Astarabad, AH 775 - Walid: Amir Wali, 757-788 AH/1356-1386, Silver 6 dirham (4.16 grams 28 mm), Mint of Astarabad, Struck AH 775 (C.E. 1373), NICE ISLAMIC CALLINGRAPHY! It is type WF Album- 2343.2, vf. Obverse: Mint in a looped quatrefoil and date around.
ARAB-BYZANTINE AE COIN, minted ca.680's - These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.
Safavid Presentation Fulus, AH 1089 (1678), Prestige strike, VERY RARE! - S a f a v i d Presentation Copper Fulus (16.82 g 29 mm), Mint of Isfa-han, struck AH 1089 (1678), Prestige strike, struck on a large and well prepared planchet! Mint and date on reverse! It is Album-3237.2 rated RR!
Medieval Islamic Coin Ca. 900-1100 AD w/ Write-Up - 9mm. #25 - Love That Coin G uy Presents (This list is subject to change). O-2021-23-FEB-#25 tvm. Yes, I will combine. Coins and Currency make great teaching tools for History and Geography. Love and collect history.
Ilkhans: Muhammad, AE fals, Mint of Abu Ishaq, AH 737, RARE! - Ilkhans: Muhammad; 736-738 AH/1336-1338 ; Bronze fals (2.28 g 20 mm), Mint of Abu Ishaq, Struck AH 737, the type is similar to type E (lobated triangle/plain square) of Abusaid, It is Album-A2231, beautiful piece for the type!
Ilkhans: Anushiravan, Silver 2 dirham, AH 755, VERY RARE! - Ilkhans: Anushiravan; 745-757 AH/1344-1356; Silver 2 dirhams (1.05 g 12 mm), Mint of Tab-riz, Struck AH 755, It is type I Album-2269 rated VERY RARE, vf. VCoins Dealer Code of Ethics.
RARE Lot 8 silver ALMOHAD Islamic/Spain. Al-Andalus mint XII - XIII cent. A.D. - Fantastic Rare and Scarce Lot 8 Silver ALMOHAD- Durham. Islamic/Spain from the Al-Andalus mint. These are from the XII to the XIII cent A.D. when Spain was under Islamic Rule 545-635 using the Hegira Islamic calender or 1150-1238 A.D. !
Islamic Gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Mansur 155 Ah ( Bal.1 ) , Rare - WONDERFUL AND AMAZING CONDITION TO ISLAMIC GOLD ABBASID AV DINAR AL - MANSUR ( 136 - 158 AH ) THIS DINAR MINTED AT 155 AH. ALBUM 212. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
Lot 3 original Islamic silver akce coins Ottoman Empire Bayezid II, Suleyman - Bayezid II ascended the Ottoman throne in 1481. Like his father, Bayezid II was a patron of western and eastern culture. Ottoman authority in Anatolia was indeed seriously threatened during this period and at one point Bayezid II's vizier, Ali Pasha, was killed in battle against rebels.
Rare Ottoman Empire Silver akce Coin ISLAMIC OSMAN II AH 1027-31 / 1618-22 AD - (He was trained in the palace. The basic and exceptional weakness from which Osman II suffered was the conspicuous absence of a female power basis in the harem. wet-nurse) was appointed as a stand-in valide, and she could not counterbalance the contriving of Mustafa I's mother in the Old Palace.
Lot original Islamic silver akce coins brockage Ottoman Empire Sultan u identify - Lot of 3 genuine Islamic silver Akce coins. Bayezid II or Sultân Bayezid-î Velî (3 December 1447 – 26 May 1512) (Ottoman Turkish: بايزيد ثانى Bāyezīd-i sānī, Turkish:II. Bayezid or II. During his reign, Bayezid II consolidated the Ottoman Empire and thwarted a Safavid rebellion soon before abdicating his throne to his son, Selim I. ).
TURKEY OTTOMAN COIN 100 Para YUZLUK Selim III.1203 H- 1789AD. 32gr 44 mm XR XF - Sultan Selim III AH1203-1222 (1789-1807)year 2. Obverse: State seal (Tughra) of Selim III above mint formula and accession date (AH 1203). Selim III (December 24, 1761 - July 28/29, 1808) was the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1789 to 1807.
SAMANID: Yaqub, AE fals, Mint of al-Shash, AH 265, RR Superb! - SAMANID: Yaqub b. Ahmad ; 265 AH/878-879; VERY RARE Bronze Fals (3.38 grams 23 mm), Mint of al-Shash, struck AH 265, It is the only type for this ruler! Album- A1442 rated RR! full strike EF.
Seljuq of Rum: The Three Brothers, Silver dirham, Mint of Konya, AH 648, Superb! - Seljuq of Rum: The Three Brothers Kaykaus II, Qilij Arslan IV and Kayqbad II, 647-657 AH/1249-1259, Silver dirham (3.01 grams 23 mm), Mint of Konya, Struck AH 648, It is Album-1227 Nice EF! REVERSE: Kalima, Mint and date also citing Abbasid Caliph al-Mustasim billah.
Georgian Kingdom. Demetre ll . Medieval coin. copper 2.3 gr - Georgian Kingdom. Demetre ll . Medieval coin. copper 2.3 gr100% AUTENTHICCopper Weight 2.3 grCOIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. WITH REGISTERED MAIL.
India Medieval,Sultanate Of Delhi 1 Jital (1242-1246)Ala Al-Din Masud,Rulers Tit - The Delhi Sultanate was a Muslim kingdom based mostly in Delhi that stretched over large parts of the Indian subcontinent for 320 years (1206-1526). Five dynasties ruled over the Delhi Sultanate sequentially: the Mamluk dynasty (1206-90), the Khalji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1414), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi dynasty (1451-1526).
India Medieval,Sultanate Of Delhi 1 Jital (1242-1246)Ala Al-Din Masud,Rulers Tit - The Delhi Sultanate was a Muslim kingdom based mostly in Delhi that stretched over large parts of the Indian subcontinent for 320 years (1206-1526). Five dynasties ruled over the Delhi Sultanate sequentially: the Mamluk dynasty (1206-90), the Khalji dynasty (1290-1320), the Tughlaq dynasty (1320-1414), the Sayyid dynasty (1414-51), and the Lodi dynasty (1451-1526).
Authentic Ancient Or Medieval Islamic Copper Coin Artifact Middle Eastern C9 - This would be a great addition to any coin or artifact collection! Perfect gift, conversation piece, display piece, or teaching tool! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you will know exactly what you’ll get!
Ilkhans: Anushiravan, Silver 2 Dirham, Ah 755, Rr! - Ilkhans: Anushiravan; 745-757 AH/1344-1356; Silver 2 dirhams (1.09 g 15 mm), Mint of Mara-gha, Struck AH 755, It is type I Album-2269 rated VERY RARE.
RARE Lot 3 silver ALMOHAD Islamic/Spain. Al-Andalus mint XII - XIII cent. A.D. - Fantastic Rare and Scarce Lot 3 Silver ALMOHAD-Durham. Islamic/Spain from the Al-Andalus mint. These are from the XII to the XIII cent A.D. when Spain was under Islamic Rule 545-635 using the Hegira Islamic calender or 1150-1238 A.D. !
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 2 gr AE13mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
Ancient Gold Coin Sultan Murad III, ruled the Ottoman Empire for 20 years. - Obverse :Sultan Murad bin Selim Khan, azze nasruhu, dhuribe fi Misr seneh 982. Sultan Murad son of Selim Lord, May his Victory be Glorious struck in Misr Year 982. Striker of the Glittering, Master of might Victory and of Land and the Sea.
Islamic Gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Mansur 147 Ah ( Bal.1 ) , Rare - WONDERFUL AND AMAZING CONDITION TO ISLAMIC GOLD ABBASID AV DINAR AL - MANSUR ( 136 - 158 AH ) THIS DINAR MINTED AT 147 AH. ALBUM 212. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
1210-1237 ISLAMIC AYYUBID DAMASCUS Al Ashraf Muzaffar Large AE DIRHEM - Æ Dirhem; 29 mm // 11.2 g. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
7 Cent Arabic PSEUDO BYZANTINE Damascus FALS - We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
OTTOMAN ISLAMIC SILVER COIN - VG CONDITION - 1 gr AE14mm - Category: ISLAMIC COIN. Country: ANCIENT OTTOMAN. You will receive the pictured coin. Composition: copper. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall.
LOT X 3 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - G CONDITION - 4gr - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT X 3 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - G CONDITION - 4gr - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
Lot X 2 Umayyad Islamic Ancient Coins - Vg Condition - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
Lot X 2 Umayyad Islamic Ancient Coins - Ag Condition Countermark - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: AG . Composition: COPPER. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - G CONDITION - 3 gr AE16mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
1839 OTTOMAN ISLAMIC SILVER COIN - VF CONDITION - 1 gr AE18mm - Category: ISLAMIC COIN. Country: ANCIENT OTTOMAN. Grade: VF . You will receive the pictured coin. Composition: copper. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall.
OTTOMAN ISLAMIC MEDIEVAL SILVER COIN - AG CONDITION - 2 gr AE14mm - Category: ISLAMIC COIN. Country: ANCIENT OTTOMAN. Grade: AG . You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall.
OTTOMAN ISLAMIC MEDIEVAL SILVER COIN - VG CONDITION - 2 gr AE16mm - Category: ISLAMIC COIN. Country: ANCIENT OTTOMAN. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
VERY RARE Crusader States Imitation, Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, Dirham AD 641 - Country: ANCIENT OTTOMAN. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. The each piece of jewelry is checked and cleaned.
LOT OF X 3 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VG . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 4 gr AE15mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VG . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - F CONDITION - 3 gr AE18mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - G CONDITION - 8 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
LOT OF X 4 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - G CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VG . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - G CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 3 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - G CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VG . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VG . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 3 gr AE17mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
LOT OF X 2 UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COINS - VG CONDITION - 2 gr AE16mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. Grade: VG . This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. Each is hand selected for beauty, durability and value. GRADE SHOWN IS MY OPINION, BUT I HAVE PROVIDED GOOD PICTURES SO YOU BE THE JUDGE ON THE GRADE.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 4 gr AE20mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 5 gr AE23mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 3 gr AE22mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 4 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 5 gr AE22mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 5 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 5 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - F CONDITION - 5 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - G CONDITION - 4 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 5 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 6 gr AE22mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - F CONDITION - 6 gr AE20mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - F CONDITION - 12 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - VG CONDITION - 6 gr AE22mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Grade: VG .
UMAYYAD ISLAMIC ANCIENT COIN - F CONDITION - 6 gr AE24mm - Category: UMAYYAD COIN. Country: ANCIENT ISLAMIC. You will receive the pictured coin. This account, Coin & Jewelry Mall is our new addition to our portfolio. About Coin Mall & Jewelry Mall. Coin & Jewelry Mall Team.
Islamic Gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Mansur 158 Ah ( Eu ) , Rare - WONDERFUL & AMAZING CONDITION TO ISLAMIC GOLD ABBASID AV DINAR AL - MANSUR (AH 136 - 158 / AD 754 - 775 ) THIS DINAR MINTED ON 158 AH ( 774 - 775 AD ), ALBUM 212. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ITEM TO BE SOLD, YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU SEE.
831CM0Z) SELJUQ OF RUM, KAYKUBAD I, as Sultan (b. Kaykhusraw I, SUPERB XF - (831CM0Z) SELJUQ OF RUM, KAYKUBAD I, as Sultan (b. Kaykhusraw I, 'ALA AL-DIN ABUL FATH) 616-634 AH/ 1219-1236 AD, AR DIRHAM, 22 MM, 3.02 GRMS, STRUCK AT SIWAS IN 627 AH, TYPE OF ALBUM # 1211, CITING CALIPH AL-MUSTANSER; IN SUPERB XF COND.
1260-1277 AD Mamluk Baybars I Lion Type Silver Dirham - Silver Dirham coinage of Baybars I Sultan. Lion type with average detail, a little surface porosity. The actual weight of this piece is 2.37 +-. 01 grams. The item in the photos is the one you will receive.
1260-1277 AD Mamluk Baybars I Lion Type Silver Dirham - Silver Dirham coinage of Baybars I Sultan. Lion type with average detail and clean surfaces. The actual weight of this piece is 2.92 +-. 01 grams. The item in the photos is the one you will receive.
RARE Lot 13 silver ALHOMAD Islamic/Spain. Al-Andalus mint XII - XIII cent. A.D. - Fantastic Rare and Scarce Lot 13 Silver ALMOHAD- Durham. Islamic/Spain from the Al-Andalus mint. These are from the XII to the XIII cent A.D. when Spain was under Islamic Rule 545-635 using the Hegira Islamic calender or 1150-1238 A.D. !
RARE Lot 4 silver ALHOMAD Islamic/Spain. Al-Andalus mint XII - XIII cent. A.D. - Fantastic Rare and Scarce Lot 4 Silver ALMOHAD Durham. Islamic/Spain from the Al-Andalus mint. These are from the XII to the XIII cent A.D. when Spain was under Islamic Rule 545-635 using the Hegira Islamic calender or 1150-1238 A.D. !
Islamic copper coin of Ilkhanids (Khulaguids) - Hulaguids (Ilkhanids) - descendants of Hulagu, the grandson of Genghis Khan; Mongolian dynasty, which ruled in the Near and Middle East in the middle of the XIII - the middle of the XIV centuries. The rulers of the state of the Hulaguids bore the title of Ilkhan ("Khan of the people" / "Khan of the country").
Islamic Rasulid Rulers of Yemen Silver Dirham Medieval RANDOM PICK (1 COIN) (69) - Islamic Rasulid Rulers of Yemen Silver Dirham Medieval RANDOM PICK (1 COIN) 15 269 Please check out my other listings and we will be happy to combine in one package ! YOU WILL RECEIVED THE SAME COIN AS PICTURED. ALL COINS ARE AUTHENTIC AS DESCRIBED.
1156-1192 Anatolia Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Qilich Arslan II Fals #3 - Qilij Arslan II. Seljuq of Rum. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Rare Ottoman Empire Silver akce Coin Suleiman Celebi 1403-1411AD - Suleiman [Çelebi]. Süleyman Çelebi (also Emir Süleyman; d. 17 February 1411) was an Ottoman prince (şehzade) and a co-ruler of the Ottoman Empire for several years during the Ottoman Interregnum. He signed the Treaty of Gallipoli with the Byzantine regent John VII Palaiologos in 1403.
SPAIN - Los Reyes de Taifas. - THE KINGS OF TAIFAS: NUMISMATIC STUDY OF SPANISH MUSLIMS IN THE V CENTURY OF LA HEGIRA (XI AFTER JC). Professional Numismatists WE ARE MORE THAN 40 YEARS SERVING THE COLLECTOR. ALBERTO CANTO GARCIA.
ISLAMIC Turkey ARTUQUIDS of MARDIN Arslan Medieval 1201AD Silver Coin i79763 - Artuquids (Urtukids) of Mardin. Nasir ad-Din Artuq Arslan (1201-1239 A.D.). The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
ISLAMIC Turkey Ancient ARTUQUIDS of MARDIN Arslan Medieval 1184AD Coin i79762 - Artuquids (Urtukids) of Mardin. Husan Ad-Din Yuluk Arslan (1184-1200 A.D.). The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
1265-1282AD GEORGIA Under ILKHAN Khan ABAQA Islamic Rule Silver Coin i79745 - ILKHAN: Abaqa, 1265-1282 A.D. Georgia is a country in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. The capital and largest city is Tbilisi. The Georgians adopted Christianity in the early 4th century. The common belief had an enormous importance for spiritual and political unification of early Georgian states.
AD 670-690 Arabic PSEUDO BYZANTINE EMESA FALS - Bronze Fals. AD 670-690. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Scarce 600-607 AH Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Fals-Horse Rider - AE fals, Malatya, undated. Seljuq of Rum. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Tabaristan - Hemidrachm Muqatil 787 -800 Ad 2.31 G Silver - TABARISTAN - HEMIDRACHM MUQATIL 787 -800 AD 2.31 G SILVER SEE PICS. SEE PIC FOR CONDITION. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA 90706. VANGUARD COLLECTABLES.
Tabaristan - Hemidrachm Sa'id B. Da'laj 742 -780 Ad 1.96 G Silver - TABARISTAN - HEMIDRACHM SA'ID B. DA'LAJ 742 -780 AD 1.96 G SILVER SEE PICS. SEE PIC FOR CONDITION. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA 90706. VANGUARD COLLECTABLES.
Tabaristan - Hemidrachm Umar B. Al'ala 737 -782 Ad 1.92 G Silver - TABARISTAN - HEMIDRACHM UMAR B. AL'ALA 737 -782 AD 1.92 G SILVER SEE PICS. SEE PIC FOR CONDITION. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA 90706. VANGUARD COLLECTABLES.
Tabaristan - Hemidrachm Khurshid 740 -760 Ad 1.82 G Silver - TABARISTAN - HEMIDRACHM KHURSHID WITH FARRUKHAN THE LITTLE 740 -760 AD 1.82 G SILVER SEE PICS. SEE PIC FOR CONDITION. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA 90706. VANGUARD COLLECTABLES.
Khwarizm Shahs - Muhammad B Tekesh - Silver Dirham 1200 - 1220 Ad 30Mm - KHWARIZM SHAHS - MUHAMMAD B TEKESH - SILVER DIRHAM 1200 - 1220 AD APROX 30MM SEE PICS. SEE PIC FOR CONDITION. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA 90706. VANGUARD COLLECTABLES.
Rare Ottoman Empire Turkey Silver Coin MUSSA CELEBI 813AH/1410 AKCE FETRET DEVRI - "FETRET DEVRI" INTEREGNUM PERIOD. AFTER THE BATTLE AT ANGORA. Rare Ottoman Empire Turkey Silver Coin MUSSA CHELEBI 813 - 816 AH. Musa was one of the sons ofBayezid I, the fourth Ottoman sultan. There is no consensus about his mother's origin; she was either the daughter of thebey of the TurkishGermiyanids or aByzantine princess.
unidentified copper coin - imitation ? - Our inventory includes all most all branches- subject of Art & Antiques, Collectibles, Part of history for Collection, Repurpose & Repair & restoration.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-3 leave Flower - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 2.0 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Philip II AE sestertius Goat walking left - Rev: SAECVLARES AVGG / S C, Goat walking left, SC in exergue. Philip II (247-249AD). RIC 264(a) (Philip I). obv: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG, Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, as seen from the back.
Gordian III AE sestertius Emperor standing right - Gordian III (238-244AD). rev: P M TR P III COS II P P / S C, Emperor standing right, holding spear and globe, S-C in fields. obv: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
1221 ISLAMIC AYYUBID Al-Muzaffar Shihab Al-Din Ghazi AE DIRHEM #2 - Æ Dirhem; 24 mm //6.84 g. Al-Muzaffar Shihab Al-Din Ghazi, AH 617-642 / AD 1220-1242. AH 618 / AD 1221. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
Ilkhanid - 2 Dirham Tugha Timur 1337 - 1353 Ad - ILKANID - 2 DIRHAM TUGHA TIMUR 1337 - 1353 AD SEE PICS. SEE PIC FOR CONDITION. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA 90706. VANGUARD COLLECTABLES.
1200-1210 ISLAMIC AYYUBID DAMASCUS al-Awhad Najm al-Din CALIPH Large AE DIRHEM - Æ Dirhem; 28mm // 11,53g. Kalima and legend citing al-Adil Abu Bakr as overlord; all within six-pointed star composed of two triangles. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
ca 734 (116 H) UMAYYAD Tabarîya ISLAM TIBERIAS ISRAEL PALM COPPER FALS - AE Anonymous Fals no date (about 116 H ?). Umayyad Caliphate. Rev: muhammad / rasûl / allâh and a palm tree to the right, mint in margin. Obv: The beginning of Surat al-ikhlâs in the field in three lines, in margin lâ ilaha illâ llâh wahdahu lâ sharîk lahu.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-Flower - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 2.0 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-Lion right - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 1.6 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-Lion left - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 2.3 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-6 petals #4 - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 2.7 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
1265-1283 Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III-Nice #8 - Kaykhusraw III Ghiyath al-Din. Seljuqs of Rum. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-6 petals #3 - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 2.0 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
ca 8 cent UMAYYAD ISLAM COPPER FALS-6 petals #2 - AE Anonymous Fals no date. Umayyad Caliphate. 2.0 g We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
832 ISLAMIC Bukhara Uzbekistan Genuine Arabic Bukharian Coin i75423 - Bukhara (Uzbek Latin:Buxoro ; Uzbek Cyrillic:Бухорo; پارسی : بخارا ) is a city in Uzbekistan. The nation's fifth-largest city, it had a population of 247,644 as of 31 August 2016. The mother tongue of the majority of people of Bukhara is Tajik.
Kufic coins X century, found in Ryazan 1839.Edition1841 - GRIGORYEV.Kufic coins X century Григорьев В.В. Описание куфических монет X века, найденных в Рязанской губернии в 1839 году. 2011 г. Мягкая обложка, 63 стр. Книга представляет собой репринтное издание 1841 года. Издатель: Санктпетербург. В типографии Императорской Академии Наук .издано на иждевении Одесского Общества Истории и Древностей., V. Grigoriev Description of Kufic coins X century, found in the province of Ryazan in 1839. 2011 Paperback, 63 pages This book is a reprint of 1841. Publisher: St. Petersburg. In the print shop of the Imperial Academy of Sciences. Published by donation from Odessa Society of History and Antiquities.,.
773RG19) 'Abbasid Al-Mahdi. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. فلس ربيع بن يونس - (773RG19) 'Abbasid Caliphate. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. AE Fals (17.5 mm, 3.11 g). (al-) Rabi' (b. Yunis) served in various capacities under four caliphs. He was hajib and wazir (minister) under both al-Mansur and al-Mahdi.
ARTUQIDS OF MARDIN Artuq Arslan 1201-1239 Silver Dirham (2.91g) Dunaysir,AH625 - ARTUQIDS OF MARDIN Artuq Arslan, 1201-1239, Silver Dirham (2.91g), Dunaysir, AH625, citing the Rumseljuq ruler Kayqubad I as overlord & the caliph al-Mustansir, EF CONDITION. RAINBOW TONED Please check out my other listings and we will be happy to combine in one package ! YOU WILL RECEIVED THE SAME COIN AS PICTURED. ALL COINS ARE AUTHENTIC AS DESCRIBED. 13 407.
Georgia (Kingdom). Georgia coin. KAKHETI.mint Zagem. - Copper coins with the effigy of TabbitGeorgian KINGDOM100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEECopper. 4.9 grFREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.
Georgia (Kingdom). Georgia coin. KAKHETI.mint Zagem. - Copper coins with the zagemi countermark .Georgian KINGDOM100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEECopper. 7.2 grFREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.
Sulayman Khan, 739-746 AH(1340s AD) Ilkhanate-Silver 2 Dirham #8 - We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
1265-1283 Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III-Nice #7 - Kaykhusraw III Ghiyath al-Din. Seljuqs of Rum. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Samanid, Nasr 11 b. Ahmad, AE Fals, Parab, Rare - This is a rare copper fals 22.5 mm in size, from the reign of Nasr 11 bin Ahmad 301-331/914-943 AD. the date is unreadable and was struck at the Parab mint. Parab is in Otrar.
Georgia (Kingdom). Georgia coin. KAKHETI.mint Zagem. Rabit - Copper coins with the effigy of Tabbit Georgian KINGDOM 100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEE Copper. 6.9 grFREE SHIPPING TO WORLDWIDE. WITH STANDART REGISTERED MEIL. COIN COMES FROM GEORGIA. SHIPPING WIL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS.
GEORGIA (KINGDOM). Peacock.Tiflis. MInt.(under persian occupation) .ANONIMUS. - GEORGIAN KINGDOM.PEACOCK (under persian occupation) Georgia Coin., ANONIMUS. General chronology for anonimus coins– 1605/1606-beginning of the 18th c.; 1735/1736. Obverse : Lion to the right, with the depiction of the rising sun in the background (alternative variants – deer, bull, horse, peacock, rhinoceros etc.).
7 Cent Arabic PSEUDO BYZANTINE EMESA FALS - We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
331Cfb3) Eastern Sistan Series; Anonymous Circa 690, Ar Drachm, 33 Mm, Rare - (331CFB3) EASTERN SISTAN SERIES; ANONYMOUS CIRCA 690, AR DRACHM, 33 MM, 4.12 GRMS, SK (SIJISTAN), ND, C/M PAHLAVI DWM IN OBV. 1ST QRTR, ALBUM A-75, EF CONDITION,RARE. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible.
152Kk4) The Umayyad Caliphate, Marwan Ii, 127-132 Ah / درهم الجزيرة Vf+ - (152KK4) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, MARWAN II, 127-132 AH / 744-750 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-JAZIRA ( SCARCE AND DESIRABLE MINT) IN THE YEAR 129 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 142; LAVOIX # 544 ( THE ANNULETS ARE OCCURING ON THE 2ND AND 3RD CIRCLES) VF COND.
40Ccr6) Umayyad Caliphate, Marwan Ii, Ar Dirham Al-Jazira : درهم الجزيرة Vf+ - (40CCR6) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, MARWAN II, 127-132 AH / 744-750 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-JAZIRA ( SCARCE AND DESIRABLE MINT) IN THE YEAR 128 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 142; LAVOIX # 543 ( THE ANNULETS ARE OCCURING ON THE 2ND AND 3RD CIRCLES) KLAT 224, VF+ COND.
154Kk4) Umayyad Caliphate, Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah / 705-715 Ad, Ar Dirham Mahi Vf - (154KK4) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF MAHI IN THE YEAR 95 AH ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # 324, IN VF COND, SCARCE MINT. الله احد الله. محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون.
1273(AH672) Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III-#2-Nice - Ghiyath ad-Din Kaykhusru III. ibn Qilidsch Arslan, AH 663-682 / AD 1265-1283. AH 672 / AD 1273 24 mm, 2,96 g. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
1272(AH671) Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III -Nice - Ghiyath ad-Din Kaykhusru III. ibn Qilidsch Arslan, AH 663-682 / AD 1265-1283. AH 671 / AD 1272 24 mm, 2,93 g. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
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Parthia A.D.1339-1346 Chobanid Dynasty Silver 2 Dirham(1.43g, 16mm) UNC - We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Anatolian Dynasties coin Seljuqs of Rum Sulayman II Fals (0215) - Seljuqs Seljuks of Rum. Sulayman II Fals. Rukn al-Din Sulayman bin Qilich Arslan. As sultan, AH 593-600 / AD 1197-1204. Æ Fals (31mm, 10.84 g, 4h). Dated AH 595 (AD 1198/9). Horseman advancing right, holding mace; star to left / Legend citing Rukn al-Din Sulayman bin Qilich Arslan, mint, and AH date.
1265-1283 Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III-Nice #2 - Kaykhusraw III Ghiyath al-Din. Seljuqs of Rum. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
1265-1283 Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III-Nice #3 - Kaykhusraw III Ghiyath al-Din. Seljuqs of Rum. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
1373 Mamluk Sultanate Sha´ban II Fals - AH 775 / AD 1373. Sha´ban II. (al-Ashraf Nasir al-Din), AH 764-778 / AD 1362-1376. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
828Hm18) Abbasid Al-Mahdi, 158-169 Ah Ae Rare Fals فلس الربيع بن الخاطر - (828HM18) ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MAHDI, 158-169 AH / 775-785 AD, AE FALS (20 MM, 1.93 GRMS) STRUCK AT THE MINT OF ISTAKHR IN THE YEAR 159 AH, CITING GOVERNOR AL-RABI' IBN AL KHATIR;فلس الربيع بن الخاطرALBUM TYPE # 325 RARE DATE FOR THIS MINT ; IN FINE-VF COND.
1273(AH672) Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem -Ghiyath Kaykhusru III -Nice - Ghiyath ad-Din Kaykhusru III. ibn Qilidsch Arslan, AH 663-682 / AD 1265-1283. AH 672 / AD 1273 24 mm, 2,96 g. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
ZURQIEH -aa9934- ISLAMIC. Period of the Umayyad Caliphate (AD 661-750). Iron pol - Period of the Umayyad Caliphate (AD 661-750). Iron polyhedral 20 dirham weight (54.96g). On top, Kufic Arabic “lam” (?). within incuse rectangle; annulet above, below,, to l. and to r. Cf. Hendin, Ancient Scale Weights, 412 for a similar weight without legend in icuse.
1242(AH640) Seljuk Sultanate of Rum-Silver Dirhem - 3 brothers-Nice - 3 Brothers: Kaykawus II., ´Ala Ad-Din Kayqubad II., Rukn ad-Din Qilidsch Arslan IV, AH 646-655 / AD 1257-1265. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
Ancient Aleppo(Syria) AD 1186-1216 Ayyubid Emir Al-Zahir Ghazi Silver Dirhem #3 - We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
Ancient Aleppo(Syria) AD 1186-1216 Ayyubid Emir Al-Zahir Ghazi Silver Dirhem #2 - We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart. We also have a large inventory of other coins from Cuba, including rare Pirates of the Caribbean, Butterflies and Jose Marti patterns, patterns from Maldives,Guatemala, Honduras ( Lempira), Edward VIII Canada, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Australia, Jersey and Cyprus patterns, old China cash coins.
961Ec7X) Abbasid Al-Muqtadir, 295-320 Ah / Rare درهم دمشق المقتدر بالله - (961EC7X) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, THIRD PERIOD, AL-MUQTADIR, 295-320 AH / 908-932 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE RARE MINT OF DIMASHQ IN THE YEAR 302 AH; ALBUM TYPE # 246.2 WITH HEIR ABUL ABBAS, LAVOIX # ---- IN aVF CONDITION AND NICELY TONED.
ZURQIEH -AA7167- BYZANTINE. Justin II (AD 565-578). AE follis (30mm, 7.52g). Jus - Justin II (AD 565-578). AE follis (30mm, 7.52g). Justin II, holding globus cruciger, and Sophia, holding cruciform sceptre, seated facing on double throne; cross between / Large M between A/N/N/O and X; above, cross; beneath, A; in exergue, KYZ.
ZURQIEH - aa5059- ISLAMIC. Umayyad Caliphate. Pre-Reform period (AH 41-77 / AD 6 - Umayyad Caliphate. Pre-Reform period (AH 41-77 / AD 661-669) AE fals (29mm, 8.92g). Arab-Byzantine series. Jerash (Gerasa) mint. Justin II and Sophia, each holding cruciform scepter, enthroned facing; star above / Large M; cross above, A below; A/И/И to left, /X/III to r.; INK in exergue.
917Ff1) Artuqids Of Mardin, Najm Al-Din Alpi, 547-572 Ah/ 1152-1176 Ad; Ae Dirh - (917FF1) ARTUQIDS OF MARDIN, NAJM AL-DIN ALPI, 547-572 AH/ 1152-1176 AD; AE DIRHAM 32.2 mm, 12.21 grms, TYPE SS 30.1 (CALIPH AL MUSTANJID) 560-566 AH. IN VF CONDITION. like obverse, this legend is read from the inside at top, left and right, and from the outside at the bottom.
610Lg17) Abbassid, Al-Amin, First Abbassid Period, Ar Dirh Balkh Scarce - (610LG17) ABBASSID, AL-AMIN, FIRST ABBASSID PERIOD, 193-198 AH/ 809-813 AD, AR DIRHAM, STRUCK AT MADINAT BALKH (SCARCE-RARE) IN THE YEAR 194 AH, WITH EXCLAMATION LILLAH AL-FADL IN UPPER AND LOWER REVERSE FIELD.
40Ccf6) Umayyad Caliphate, Marwan Ii, 127-132 Ah Ar Dirham Al-Jazirah Scarce - (40CCF6) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, MARWAN II, 127-132 AH / 744-750 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-JAZIRA ( SCARCE AND DESIRABLE MINT ) IN THE YEAR 129 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 142; LAVOIX # 544 ( THE ANNULETS ARE OCCURING ON THE 2ND AND 3RD CIRCLES), KLAT 225, VF COND.
Antique Ottoman Empire Abdul Hamid I Silver Coin 1187 - Lettering:Sultan ül berreyn ve Hakan ül bahreyn es Sultan ibn es Sultan Year 1187 (1773). Lettering:Darebe fii Kostantiniye 1187Rev: Lettering in four rows.
Antique Ottoman Empire SELIM III Silver Coin 100 Para 1203 - Lettering:Darebe Islambol fii 1203. Value100 Para = 1 Yüzlük (5/2). CountryOttoman Empire. Rev: Lettering in four rows. Obv: Tughra. es Sultan ibn. ve hakan ül bahreyn. Sultan ül berreyn.
Zengid of Mosul Mahmud 616-631AH AE Dirham *Scarce* - Zengid of Mosul Mahmud 616-631AH AE Dirham, Rare Hard to Find. Obverse features facing bust with a pair of angels above. Expected grades are approximate.
1146AD ARAB BYZANTINE Zangid Atabegs JESUS CHRIST Ancient Islamic Coin i56530 - The Zangids (Atabegs) of Aleppo. However, he fell ill that year and the crusaders were given a brief respite from his attacks. In 1159 the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Comnenus arrived to assert his authority in Antioch, and the crusaders hoped he would send an expedition against Aleppo.
611Lh6) Umayyad Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah / 705-715 Ad, Dir Herat 93 Rare Vf - (611LH6) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF HERAT (RARE ) IN THE YEAR 93 AH ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # ------, IN VF + CONDITION, TONED. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible.
660Eg6) Abbasid Dir Ifriqya 176 Prophet As Nabi And Rasul: Read Explanatory Note - (660EG6) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-RASHID, HARUN, 170-193 AH / 786-809 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF IFRIQYA (NORTH AFRICA) IN THE YEAR 176 AH, CITING AL-FADL IN THE LOWER REVERSE FIELD; ALBUM TYPE # 219.3 (ANONYMOUS) BUT WITH THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD ENTITLED NABI AND RASSUL ; cif LAVOIX 776 but for year 175, VF CONDITION.
950Ccr5) Umayyad Caliphate, Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah / Ar Dirham Sajistan Rare - (950CCR5) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF SAJISTAN IN THE YEAR 91 AH, ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # ----UNLISTED,, IN VF+ CONDITION. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible.
566CFM1) QUTLUGHKHANID: Shah Sultan, 1295-1303, AR dirham (2.45g), NM, ND, RARE - (The lion is presumably derived from the coins of the Mamluk Sultan Baybars. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible.
606Cfc5) Umayyad Caliphate, Al-Walid I, 86-96 Ah / 705-715 Ad,Ar Dirh Al-Rayy Vf - (606CFC5) THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE, AL-WALID I, 86-96 AH / 705-715 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-RAYY IN THE YEAR 95 AH; ALBUM TYPE # 128; LAVOIX # 287, IN VF+ COND,SCARCE MINT. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible.
310Mf3) Arab-Sasanian, Umar Ibn Ubaydallah, 67-70 Ah / 686-689 Ad, Ar Drachm Vf+ - (310MF3) ARAB-SASANIAN, UMAR IBN UBAYDALLAH, 67-70 AH / 686-689 AD, AR DRACHM, 32 MM, 4.01 GRMS, BYSh (BISHAPUR),YEAR 70h, Lillah Al Hamd in margin; ALBUM TYPE # 21, SICA I, 174ff; XF. ARAB-SASANIAN COINAGE : IN THE EARLY YEARS OF THE ISLAMIC EMPIRE EXPANSION TO THE EAST, AND BEFORE THE MONETARY REFORM OF ABDEL MALEK, THE ARABS ADOPTED THE EXISTING SASANIAN COINAGE IN THE EASTERN PROVINCES.
Bukhara, Ramchitak, 2nd half of 7th century AE Cash Sogdiana Ruler Coin i45614 - Bukhara, Ramchitak, 2nd half of 7th century. Bukhara, is the capital of the Bukhara Province (viloyat ) of Uzbekistan. Tamgha of Bukhara. AE cash 21mm (2.12 grams). Authentic Ancient Coin of My goal is to provide superior products and quality of service.
1201AD Artuquid of Mardin Authentic Medieval Ancient Islamic Coin i45692 - The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
1201AD Artuquid of Mardin Authentic Medieval Ancient Islamic Coin i45062 - The capital of Mardin Province, it is known for the Artuqid (Artıklı or Artuklu in Turkish) architecture of its old city, and for its strategic location on a rocky hill near the Tigris River that rises steeply over the flat.
418CBK3)Abbassid, Harun Al-Rashid, DIRH ZARANJ CIT. IBN BARAKA VF - (LAVOIX -----, grades sharp VF.A RARE COIN. 6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible.
412Fc3) Abbasid , First Period : Al-Mahdi, North Africa Scarce Vf - (412FC3) THE ABBASID CALIPHATE, FIRST PERIOD : AL-MAHDI, 158-169 AH / 775-785 AD, AR DIRHAM STRUCK AT THE MINT OF AL-ABBASIYA (NORTH AFRICA) IN THE YEAR 162 AH, YAZID IN THE LOWER REVERSE FIELD AND STAR ABOVE; ALBUM TYPE # 215.2 ; LAVOIX # 709 VARIETY WITH STAR, UNLISTED ; VF CONDITION.SCARCE AND TYPICAL NORTH AFRICAN STYLE.
321Rl3) Abbasid Ar Dirh Jayy Al-Mahdi, Citing Yehya Xf - (6) Attributions: Except for bargains and group lots, all coins sold fully attributed and catalogued from at least 1-2 sources and/or major collection whenever possible. عليه و سلم.