Discover a rare Abbasid AE Fals, an authentic Copper Coin from the Medieval Era, featuring **mansur?
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The product is a set of 5 silver coins from the 15th-17th century Islamic Ottoman Empire. Made with a fineness of 0.9 silver, these medieval coins are sourced from Islamic materials and are uncertified. With a historical significance and unique design, these silver coins offer a glimpse into the art and culture of the Ottoman Empire during that era. See pictures for details see pictures for detail
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The product is a rare Islamic bronze fals coin from the Samanid era, featuring the name of Nasr ibn Ahmad. Minted between 250-279 AH (864-892 AD), this authentic coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is in circulated condition. The coin is a valuable piece of history, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of the Islamic dynasties of the medieval period. .....
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Authentic Umayyad Bronze Fals from the Byzantine Period, dated 685-690 CE. An exceptional piece for enthusiasts of ancient Islamic and Byzantine coins. - Authenticity rooted in the Islamic Caliphate era.
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Discover the authentic Abbassid Al-Mahdi Fals, a rare bronze coin from the Islamic era. It carries the classic fals denomination, though it has no date or specified country of origin. Type: Ancient coin with fals denomination, no date marked.
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Denomination: Fals.
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Crafted in bronze with a fineness of 0.9, this AE Fals represents ancient currency with rich Islamic origin and cultural significance.
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The product is a silver Tanka coin from the Timurid Empire, minted between 1400-1500. This coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is of ungraded quality. It is sourced from the Islamic era and is uncertified.
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Silver Islamic Coin Timurid Empire, Tanka, Ghaznawden (1300-1500) It’s 5.1 gram of silver Buyer receives the coin in images Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions. GOOD LUCK & GOD BLESS
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The product is a Moroccan Islamic gold coin from the Merinid era, specifically minted between AH642-731. The coin features the anonymous faces of Abu Bakr, Yaqub, and Uthman II, and has a fineness of 0.9. Certified by NGC, this coin is a valuable piece of Islamic numismatic history with unique features such as being a top pop variety. NGC TOP POP
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