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Umayyad Fals al Ramla Crescent And Hexagram Type Authentic Early Islamic Coin

Umayyad bronze fals struck at al-Ramla during the 90s AH. Al-Ramla was an important administrative center during the Umayyad period and produced a distinctive bronze series. The crescent and hexagram combination is characteristic of this mint’s output and is actively collected for its recognizable iconography.

Islamic Umayyad Fals Amman Lily Type A166 Rare Genuine Authentic Early Islamic

Islamic Umayyad Fals Amman Lily Type A166 Rare Genuine. Scarce Umayyad bronze fals struck at ‘Amman featuring the distinctive central lily device. The type corresponds to Album 166 and is one of the recognized minor-mint issues of Jund al-Urdunn.

RARE Islamic Umayyad Fals Darat Snake Type Rare Genuine Authentic Early Islamic

Islamic Umayyad Fals Darat Snake Type Rare Genuine. Rare Umayyad bronze fals struck at Darʿāt in southern Syria (historical Jund Dimashq) during the 120s AH. Denomination: Fals (bronze). Umayyad Caliphate.

Umayyad Fals Pellets Type 21mm Authentic Early Islamic Coin Authentic Medieval

Umayyad Fals Pellets Type 21mm Authentic Early Islamic Coin. Mintless and undated fals were struck at several regional mints during the 8th century and circulated widely across Umayyad territories. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze).

Umayyad Fals Sarmin Uncertain Mint Rare Authentic Early Islamic Coin COA

Mint: Sarmin (?). Sarmin fulus are among the scarcer Umayyad provincial bronzes, and examples with partial but diagnostic mint formula remain highly collectible. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze). Dynasty: Umayyad Caliphate.

Umayyad Fals al Walid Lion Type 16 Qirat Authentic Early Islamic Coin Medieval

Umayyad bronze fals issued under al-Walīd I during the 90s AH. The reverse reads muhammad rasul Allah with a lion depicted lying upward in the field, and the mint and weight indicated in the margin.

RARE Animal Pictorial Umayyad Fals Lion Type Tabariya Authentic Early Islamic

Umayyad Fals Lion Type Tabariya Authentic Early Islamic Coin. Mint: Probably Tabariya (Tiberias). Animal types from the Umayyad period are considerably scarcer than the standard purely epigraphic issues.

Islamic Abbasid Fals Harun al Rashid ar Rafiqa 189H Ilisch 5 Genuine Coin

Correct Abbasid bronze fabric, Kufic calligraphy, and mint/date format consistent with Ilisch 5 and Lowick/Savage 339. No signs of modern tooling or casting. During this period, Raqqa/ar-Râfiqa was effectively a political center of the Abbasid Empire.

Islamic Coin Umayyad Caliphate. Hims (Emesa). temp. Hisham ibn ‘Abd al-Malik

Umayyad Caliphate. Hisham ibn 'Abd al-Malik. good very fine.

Arab Byzantine AE Fals Tayyib Holy Land Transitional Islamic Bronze Coin

Mint: Tayyib Region. The present example belongs to the cruder provincial bronze series often associated with local circulation throughout the Holy Land and surrounding regions during the late 7th century AD.