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*Ayyubid Sultanate Silver Coin Dirham 1200s Islamic[E17180]8j8

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*Ayyubid Sultanate Silver Coin Dirham 1200s Islamic[E17174]8j8

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FATIMID Al-Mu’izz 953-975 AD Silver 1/2 Dirham Ancient Islamic Coin 0.8gr 19mm

Authentic Fatimid Silver ½ Dirham Al-Mu'izz 953-975 AD. 🔶 Coin DetailsState: Fatimid Caliphate. Ruler: Al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah (953–975 AD). Denomination: Silver ½ Dirham. Date: 953–975 AD. 📸 The coin you will receive is the exact coin shown in the photographs.

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.

Ayyubid Mayyafariqin & Jabal Sinjar. Æ Dirhem Medieval Islamic

Ayyubids. Mayyafariqin & Jabal Sinjar. al-'Adil I Sayf al-Din Ahmad. AH 589-596 / AD 1193-1200. Æ Dirhem (23mm, 6.8 g, 2h). Mayyafariqin mint. Struck AH 591 (AD 1194/5). Crowned and mantled bust facing / Kalima and name of Abbasid caliph in six lines across field; name and title of al-'Adil I Sayf al-Din Ahmad in margins. Balog, Ayyubids 340; Album 809. Will combine shipping. Shipped with USPS First Class.

Ottoman Empire | Abdul Hamid I | AR Para | AH 1199 / 1783 AD | Cairo, Egypt

Abdul Hamid I | AR Para. Date : AH 1199 / 1783 CE. Mint : Cairo, Egypt. Reverse : Struck in Egypt, regnal year 2 (AH 1188 / 1775 CE) above and accession year 1187 (1774 CE) below. The most important thing is that you are happy with your new coin(s)!

Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad

These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.

Pre-reform Arab-Byzantine follis, minted ca.685-693, Hims (Emesa) mint, Ummayad

These coins are among the earliest coins of the first Islamic Caliphate. Before the more familiar anepigraphic types were issued by the Ummayad, the arab conquerors used a slightly modified Byzantine coinage in the conquered Byzantine lands.

Abbasid Caliphate | al-Mahdi | AR Dirham | 778 CE / 162 AH | Madinat al-Salam

Struck at Madinat al-Salam (Baghdad, Iraq) | AH 207–208 (c. 822–824 CE) Up for sale is a beautifully preserved, genuine silver dirham from the Islamic Golden Age. This coin was struck under the famous Abbasid Caliph Al-Ma'mun, the great patron of the House of Wisdom in Baghdad.

Ayyubid Sultanate of Egypt – AE Fals

26mm 4,80g.