Habbari Amirs of Sind. Silver Damma. Islamic Rule in India (Sindh region of modern Pakistan).
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Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw I bin Qilich Arslan (Second reign, AH 601-608 / 1204-1211 AD). (23mm, 2.8 g) Obv: Warrior, head facing and holding sword, on horse rearing right; star to left, right and below.
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Oa'an al-'Adil (Khaanurebi) (660-679 AH / 1261-1281 AD). (anonymous) AR Dirham/ Kaaniki / gaanuri 661 AH/1263 AD mint: [Tiflis] (Rare). ‼️ALL MY LOTS ARE ATTRIBUTED AND AUTHENTIC. ☉ What you see in the photographs is what you will get !
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Afsharid Nader Shah COIN AR 6 Shahi Silver Coin 11.9 grams Circa 1152-1158 AH (1739 AD)290 years of age circulated in great condition. PHOTOS DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE CONDITION OF THIS COIN. I do not grade or clean coins, these are all my personal collection that I kept in a shoe box for 50 + years.
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NGC Certified Hun Coin of Nezak Drachm 6th Century AD In circa AD 370, the Huns appeared in Europe, seemingly out of the blue. The nomadic tribes from the steppes of Central Asia surged westward, conquering territory, slaughtering those who came in their path, and looking for all the world like the world-destroyers of ancient prophesy. The "Gog and Magog" in the Hebrew Bible was believed to refer to the Goths and the Huns, who combined to end the Western Roman Empire and with it, the period of late antiquity. The Huns were the beginning of the Middle Ages. Attila the Hun, born in 403, reigned from 434 until his death in 453-the peak of Hunnic power. After his death, the Huns declined, although they remained active in Central Asia for centuries. Because of their demonization by contemporary historians, as well as their fierceness in battle, Huns are still regarded as fearsome today. This Hunnic drachm was struck by the Nezak Kings from 480-560. Certified and encapsulated by NGC. Comes with Historical Info Card & Certificate of Authenticity Stock Photos Used - Certificate Number Will Vary, Quality Will Not! FREE USPS GROUND ADVANTAGE SHIPPING WITH INSURANCE AND TRACKING! ALL ORDERS SHIP NEXT BUSINESS DAY
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Shah Abbas II Safavi 1135-1145 Silver Coin 2 Shahi 9 Grams 304years of age in great condition. PHOTOS DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE CONDITION OF THIS COIN. I do not grade or clean coins, these are all my personal collection that I kept in a shoe box for 50 + years.
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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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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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