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Crusader imitation of al-Zahir Ghazi AR ½ dirham 614?AH Tripoli Rare

The product is a 1218-1241 Crusader Imitation al-Zahir Ghazi Silver Dirham from tripoli. This coin belongs to the medieval era and is composed of silver. It is an Islamic coin with a denomination of Dirham and is uncertified. This piece of history offers a glimpse into the religious and political conflicts of the Crusades, making it a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic or medieval coins. CRUSADER: COUNTY OF TRIPOLI: AR ½ dirham (1.4g AH624, CCS-2, A-837, posthumous issue in the name of the Ayyubid al-Zahir Ghazi, clear date, Fine to VF, R.

Crusader imitation of al-Zahir Ghazi AR 1/4 dirham 614?AH Tripoli Rare

The product is a rare 1/4 dirham coin imitating Al-Zahir Ghazi, minted in Tripoli during the Medieval era. Made of silver with a fineness of 0.9, this Islamic coin is sourced from Italy and is uncertified. The coin likely bears the date 614 AH, which corresponds to the years 1218-41. It offers a unique piece of history from the Islamic world, showcasing the artistic and cultural influences of the time period.

1199-1259 Islamic Ayyubid Najm al-Din Ayyub Mayafariqin AE Dirham Crusades

The product is a 1199-1259 Islamic Ayyubid Najm al-Din Ayyub Mayafariqin AE Dirham coin. This medieval coin is made of copper and has a fineness of 0.9. It is from the era of the Crusades and is of ungraded quality. The certification of this unique coin is uncertain. ...

Rare Jalayirid Silver 1½ Dinar Coin – Shaykh Uways I (1356-1374 AD) 3.4g [#2]

This heavy 3.4g denomination represents a 1½ Dinar coin standard from the 14th-century Azerbaijani and Iraqi trade regions. Ruler: Shaykh Uways I (AH 757–776 / 1356–1374 AD). Dynasty: Jalayirid Sultanate (Iraq / Western Persia).

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 Al-Mahdi Fals Bronze Coin AE Al-Kufa Mint Medieval Islamic Coin

Denomination: Fals.

Islamic ABBASID Anonymous al-Rafiqa AH189 AE FALS

The product is a medieval Islamic Abbassid anonymous AR Fals coin featuring Al-Rafiqa. Made of bronze with a fineness of 0.9, this coin has no date of origin and is uncertified. The coin is ungraded and has not been modified. Its production region is unknown. ...

ABBASID: al-Amin, Silver dirham, Mint of Madinat al-Salam, AH 194, Rabi Allah

The ABBASID Silver Dirham minted in Madinat al-Salam (AH 194) during the Islamic era features the inscription "Rabi Allah EF" on its obverse. This piece of history showcases the craftsmanship of the medieval period, with materials sourced from within Islamic territories. The silver composition adds to its value and significance, making it a coveted item for numismatists and history enthusiasts seeking to preserve and study pieces of the past. Its minted in Madinat al-Salam, adds historical significance to the coin as it was likely a place of great cultural and religious importance during that time.

Dirham de plata año 700 d.c

Dirham de plata perfecto estado.

Amir of Qunduz, 907AH Copper 2 Dinars, deer Khusraw independent Timurid Deer

The product is a 907AH copper 2 dinars coin from Qunduz, featuring a depiction of a deer with Khusraw, during a time when the city was independent from the Timurid dynasty. This Islamic era coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is from the medieval period. It is an ungraded, uncertified piece that holds historical significance and is a valuable addition to any collection of coins and paper money from the Islamic world. ......e..