Originating in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, this Islamic coin features a 0.9 fineness copper composition, making it a valuable Mongol coin and prized collector item. This exceptional historical coin embodies the legacy of Chingiz Khan, perfect for collectors wanting a unique piece of history.
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The product is an AEGhaznavid, Mahmud, citing Caliph al-Qadir bi'llah AE coin from the Pre-Mongol period. This bronze or copper coin with a fineness of 0.9 was minted in Afghanistan in the year 391 H. It belongs to the Medieval era and is uncertified, ungraded, and unmodified. This coin is a valuable piece of Islamic history, showcasing the art and culture of the time period. ....
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This collectible Islamic coin is crafted from bronze and copper, boasting a fineness of 0.9 that enhances its authenticity and appeal. Unlisted in Zeno. Denomination: AE bronze coin.
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The Mongol empire was founded by Genghis Khan in 1206. The Mongols remained faithful to the old shamanic and animist beliefs, but were still tolerant of other religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Islamism, Manichaeism, Judaism and Christianity.
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The product is an Islamic gold coin from the Merinid dynasty, specifically minted during the reign of Abu Bakr, Yaqub, and 'Uthman II. This 1/4 Dinar coin dates back to AH642-731 and has a high grade of AU Details, with a fineness of 0.9. It is certified by NGC and is a top pop variety, originating from Morocco. This coin is a valuable collector's item due to its historical significance and rarity.
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The product is an Islamic Gold Coin from the SULAYHID era, specifically during the years AH439-473. This coin is a debased imitation dinar, made of 0.9 fineness gold. It originates from Yemen and has been certified by NGC. The coin holds historical significance as it represents a piece of Islamic culture and heritage from the medieval era.
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This coin has a composition of 90% gold and weighs 1.06 grams. This uncertified coin is a valuable piece of Islamic numismatic history. It is in XF condition.
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This is a silver coin from the Mongol States, minted in Herat during the era of Timurid Empire from 1405-1447 AD. The Mongol empire was founded by Genghis Khan in 1206. The Mongols remained faithful to the old shamanic and animist beliefs, but were still tolerant of other religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Islamism, Manichaeism, Judaism and Christianity.
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The product is an Islamic gold coin from the Abbasid era, specifically dating back to AH194-218 during the reign of Al-Ma'Mun. This coin is a Dinar, made of 0.9 fineness gold, and originates from Iraq. It has been certified by NGC and is in CLIPPED grade. The coin features the depiction of Al-Ma'mun and is a valuable collectible piece for those interested in Islamic numismatics.
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A historically significant silver 2 dirham struck during the reign of Abu Sa’id Bahadur Khan, generally regarded as the last Ilkhan to exercise effective authority over the unified Ilkhanid Empire. SULTANIYA MINT.
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