Coins: Medieval – Page 160

Fatimid to Mamluk: glass weight (jeton) (1.57g), 12th-14th century CE. 2-line Ar

Fatimid to Mamluk: glass weight (jeton) (1.57g), 12th-14th century CE. 2-line Arabic legend. Weight of 1/2 dirham. Highly translucent and attractive. Abbasid, al-Ma'mun, silver dirham, Ma'din Bajunays mint, AH 210 (825-826 CE).

Ottoman: Ahmd III (1703-1730), silver kurush, Qustantiniya (Constantinople) mint

PCGS MS62. Abbasid, al-Ma'mun, silver dirham, Ma'din Bajunays mint, AH 210 (825-826 CE). Abbasid: Harun al-Rashid (786-809), silver dirham (2.72g), Madinat al-Salam mint. Abbasid: Harun al-Rashid (786-809), silver dirham (2.89g), Madinat al-Salam mint.

Durrani: Taimur (1772-1793), silver rupee (11.56g), Ahmdshahi mint, AH 1206 (179

Durrani: Taimur (1772-1793), silver rupee (11.56g), Ahmdshahi mint, AH 1206 (1791-1792 CE), regnal year 20. Durrani: Taimur Shah (1772-1793), silver rupee (11.56g), Ahmadshahi mint, AH 1206 (1791-1792 CE), regnal year 20.

Timurid: Shahrukh III (1575-1579), gold 1/4 ashrafi (0.91g), Badakhshan, AH 983-

Timurid: Shahrukh III (1575-1579), gold 1/4 ashrafi (0.91g), Badakhshan, AH 983-987 (1575-1579 CE). Album 2466 (R). Very fine. Abbasid, al-Ma'mun, silver dirham, Ma'din Bajunays mint, AH 210 (825-826 CE).

Aghlabid: Ziyadat Allah I (816-837), gold dinar (4.19g), AH 202 (817-818 CE). Ea

Early issue. Abbasid, al-Ma'mun, silver dirham, Ma'din Bajunays mint, AH 210 (825-826 CE). Abbasid: Harun al-Rashid (786-809), silver dirham (2.72g), Madinat al-Salam mint. Abbasid: Harun al-Rashid (786-809), silver dirham (2.89g), Madinat al-Salam mint.

TABARISTAN, Dabuyid Ispahbads, Kurshid, 740-761, AR Hemidrachm, PYE 96, Sasanian

TABARISTAN, Dabuyid Ispahbads, Kurshid, AD 740-761, AR hemidrachm (23mm, 1.80gm), dated PYE 96 (AD 747). Sasanian Khusru type. Malek 33.4; Album 52. We will make it right! 50+ years' experience.

GOLDEN HORDE, Mongol Empire, 3 Dirhams,1225-1502, Silver Islamic coins.#1

Discover a piece of history with these Golden Horde Mongol Empire 3 Dirhams coins, spanning from 1225-1502. Each coin is a testament to the rich culture and craftsmanship of the Medieval Islamic era, with silver composition that has stood the test of time. These coins are a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike, offering a unique glimpse into the past. Their origin and era speak to their historical significance, making them an invaluable addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the Golden Horde's legacy.

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