Discover a piece of history with these Golden Horde Mongol Empire 3 Dirhams coins, spanning from 1225-1502. Each coin is a testament to the rich culture and craftsmanship of the Medieval Islamic era, with silver composition that has stood the test of time. These coins are a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike, offering a unique glimpse into the past. Their origin and era speak to their historical significance, making them an invaluable addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the Golden Horde's legacy.
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AH 193-218 / AD 809-833, citing Dhu'l Riyasatayn (holder of the two ministries) al-Fadl, the vizier of the caliph al-Ma'mun, Herat, AH 196 = AD 811/2. SICA III, 2067.
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Album 2132. Nice Very Fine, toned. We will make it right! 50+ years' experience.
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AH295-320 ABBASID AL-MUQTADIR DIRHAM AH3XX. NGC AU DETAILS SCRATCHES Silver.
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The product is a rare Viking silver dirham minted during the era of Mansur I in the Samanid period, circa AH 350-365. This ancient coin has been certified by NGC Ancients as genuine, adds to its collectible value. With a composition of silver and origins from the Islamic world, this coin offers a unique piece of history from the medieval period for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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When Genghis Khan died, the Mongol Empire was divided among his sons Ögedei, Chaghatai, Jochi and Tolui, each ruling his own territory orulus. However, Qaidu was not a descendant of Chaghatai but of Ögedei, the successor of Genghis as Great Khan.
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Immerse yourself in history with this exquisite Dirham coin, hailing from the Golden Horde period of the Mongol Empire. Ranging in date from 1225 to 1502, this silver Islamic coin is a tangible connection to a bygone era, offering both numismatists and history enthusiasts a chance to own a piece of the medieval world. The coin's origins trace back to an era of profound cultural exchange and conquest, reflecting the wealth and power of the Islamic Golden Age. With its composition boasting pure silver, this coin is not only a collector's item but also a valuable piece of history, ideal for displaying or adding depth to any collection of medieval artifacts.
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MERINIDTemp. Abu’l-Hasan ‘Ali, AH 731-752 / 1331-1351 AD, or slightly later silver square dirhams Average weight 0.8--0.9 cm. Average 13-14 mm on a side, 17-18 mm diagonal. Price is for one chosen at random from the photo. Catalog Album 530 The Merinids inherited the western part of the Almohad territories, more or less corresponding modern Morocco. This type is anonymous, attributed to the time of Abu’l-Hasan ‘Ali by Album. He writes, "these anonymous square dirhams have al-qur’an imamuna (“The Qur’an is our Imam”) in the bottom line of the reverse, a veiled reference to the Merinid refusal to claim the caliphate." Album notes "This type may have well been struck for several decades after ‘Ali’s death, ultimately replaced by the next common issue, type #542 of ‘Abd al-‘Aziz II (796-799 / 1393-1396)" ====================================== COMBINED POSTAGE: USA: flat $5 fee per package, no additional postage for additional coins. Worldwide: charged at actual cost (though eBay) per package, price should be the same or nearly the same no matter how many coins. 30 day returns. All coins unconditionally guaranteed genuine without time limit. Do not pay until it is time to ship: If you think you might buy additional items within the next week, you should pay when you are done with all of your purchases. In order to maintain a preferred commission schedule, eBay expects me to ship items within one day of receiving payment. When I receive payment I ship as soon as possible. Prices are firm. No bargaining. That is just the way I do things.
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