A nice strike with clean surfaces. The actual weight of this piece is 2.92 +- .01 grams with an average diameter of 21 mm. Actual photo.
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Harbor Coin & Jewelry Company We specialize in rare U.S. Coins in store and online. We also have a large stock of foreign coins from all over the world. We also buy and sell jewelry including gold, silver and gemstones. We test all our gold, silver and platinum with an XRF machine to verify it’s composition. We have a gem and diamond tester to identify diamonds and gemstones. We pride ourselves in stocking rare dates and having a vast inventory. We try our best to provide a great selection with great prices. Some items will have estimated grades placed in the description. These are matters of opinion and unless the coin is certified by a grading company they are not guaranteed. We do our best to provide as many close-up pictures so that you can grade for yourself. We will at any request provide/post additional pictures as quickly as possible. If you do not see an item you are looking for or need a rare U.S. coin to complete a collection, please e-mail me. I may have it and will post it for you to purchase. Shipping policy: All items under $100 at minimum are shipped first class via USPS with delivery confirmation. Items over $100 are insured and may have signature confirmation if exceptionally valuable. Please specify at time of purchase if you do not wish to have to sign for the package. We do ship some items internationally via eBay Global Shipping Program ONLY – NO EXCEPTIONS. There will be additional fees! These are for international shipping/customs fees – NOT US! Please feel free to e-mail with any questions or clarifications. Some listings may have stock photos. If purchasing more than 1 item, please give adequate time to combine the order before completing purchase process. It will only save you money on shipping costs.
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The Abbasid Caliphate was a major Islamic caliphate that extended from the 8th to the 13th century CE. Abbasid coinage, particularly silver dirhams, were widely circulated and often featured intricate calligraphy and symbolic imagery reflecting Islamic beliefs and the ruling caliphate.
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