Umayyad Caliphate. Mint: Aleppo (Halab), Levant. Size: 19mm. Good Very Fine. Clear star device; partial legends visible. Reference: Unpublished star-above type, cf. Album 165–168 (general series).
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Tree motif and circular legend layout match SICA references. Fabric and strike characteristics consistent with late 7th–early 8th century Umayyad bronze production. Dynasty: Umayyad Caliphate. Denomination: AE Fals.
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Mint: Dimashq (Damascus), Levant. A substantial bronze fals struck in Dimashq (Damascus), one of the प्रमुख administrative and minting centers of theUmayyad Caliphate. Umayyad Caliphate. Size: 22mm.
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Mint: Tabariya (Tiberias). Reference: cf. Album 190; related to the “Tree Type” Tabariya series. Tabariya (ancient Tiberias) was an important administrative and military center in Jund al-Urdunn. Bronze fulus from this mint are collected for their stylistic diversity and regional calligraphic variations.
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AE Fals (Bronze). ISLAMIC, Umayyad Caliphate. Authentic Ancient Coin. Islamic Caliphate, Umayyad dynasty. Obverse: Central emblem within a circular border, interpreted as anamphora or stylized ram’s head, an unusual and enigmatic motif within Umayyad bronze coinage; around, marginal Kufic legendلا اله الا الله وحده (“There is no god but Allah alone”).
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Unlike the more austere epigraphic issues of the era, this type features a striking central device interpreted as either an amphora or a stylized ram’s head—an unusual survival of symbolic imagery in early Islamic bronze coinage.
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Mint: Aleppo (Halab), Levant. Umayyad Caliphate. Size: 19mm. Good Very Fine. Clear star device; partial legends visible. Reference: Unpublished star-above type, cf. Album 165–168 (general series).
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Ancient Islamic Umayyad Anonymous Fals Amman Type SNA Tübingen 493 Very Rare Genuine. These provincial fulus were struck for local circulation and are known for their regional calligraphic variations and compact flans.
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