INDIA Indo-Scythian West Kshatrapa ruler: Rudrasena III or Bhartrudaman Silver AR Drachma "portrait type" W= 2,42 gm. / D- 13.9x15.0 mm. Ref: Se-294 ‼️ALL MY LOTS ARE ATTRIBUTED AND AUTHENTIC Guarantee: — 100% GENUINE ORIGINAL COIN! • Otherwise, I guarantee a refund within 14 days ☉What you see in the photographs is what you will get ! 𝍭Shipping by "USPS" mailing & International shipping included • We combine shipments of up to 2-3 lots into one shipping envelope. ⦿ We accept PayPal & Venmo также принимаются оплаты "Золотая Корона" ☆We sincerely hope that you can leave us a positive feedback★
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Piece was struck in the region of Chagatai Khanate in Central Asia. The ruler is identified as Tarmashirin and the city/mint as Otrar. One 1/6 Dinar silver coin. This issue is also known as a Dirham.
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Within a dotted circle, stylized Sasanian-style crowned bust to right, imitating the Sasanian king Bahram V; behind head, ‘al-Mahdī’ (‘al-Mahdi’ in Arabic); before head, ‘pwxʾr xwβ kʾw’ = ‘Puxār xūβ Kaw’ (‘Bukharan King Kaw’ in Sogdian).
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Circulated example of a Tabaristan Hemidrachm with a lovely strike. Feel free to message with questions and concerns!
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This silver hemidrachm was issued in Tabaristan under the authority of Khalid ibn Barmak during the Abbasid period. Coins from this region are notable for preserving strong Sasanian artistic traditions long after the Islamic conquest, resulting in a distinctive blend of cultural influences.
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Here is what you will receive Coin was struck between the years 861 and 879 AD. The Emir is identified as being Ya' quib ibn al - Layth. This issue is assigned the Numista designation - N# 88229.
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AR5 : ARAB-SASANIAN, AL-MUHALLAB IBN ABI SUFRA, AR DRACHM, 4,08 gm, 32 mm, DATED AH 76 / 695/6 AD, ( BYSH ) BISHAPUR .
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Each coin shows a stylized royal bust in the Sasanian manner on the obverse, and on the reverse theZoroastrian fire altar flanked by two attendants — one of the most evocative and recognizable designs in ancient coinage, and a direct link to the religion of pre-Islamic Persia.
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