The product is a silver Islamic coin from Iraq, specifically from the Abbasid Dynasty during the medieval era. The coin is a Dirham denomination, minted in 771 under the rule of Al-Mansur in Madinat al-Salam (Baghdad). This historical piece reflects the cultural and religious significance of Islamic coinage during that time period, making it a valuable addition to any collector's set. See pictures and ask me anything
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Umayyad Dirham AD 700, AR 26.00 mm., 2.64 g.
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Composition: Silver ,Year (AH): 301 ,Era: Abbasid Caliphate ,Ruler: Al-Muqtadir.
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Dirham 136 (753) الله وحده لا اله لا Al-Basra Anonymous Abbasid Caliphate Silver !
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This is a rare Arab-Sasanian coin from the era of Salm b. Ziyad, circa AH 61-65 / AD 680-684. The coin is made of silver with a fineness of 0.99999 and is certified as uncertified. It features the denomination of 1 dhiram and is from the Islamic origin. The coin is a very rare variety and has a grade of VF 35. It was minted in Khurasan, Iraq and is an excellent addition to any coin collection. The design on the coin is intricate and features the name of Salm b. Ziyad. This coin is a great representation of the medieval era and is a must-have for any coin enthusiast. Pre-reform issues, Arab-Sasanian. Salm b. Ziyad. Circa AH 61-65 / AD 680-684. AR Drachm (31.2mm, 3.45 g, 3h). (Khurasan) Date shown is 35 in pahelvi) mint. Dated AH 70 (AD 689/90). VF.
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Mint: BYSH. Arab-Sasanian: Umar b. Ubayd Allah; AH 67-72/ 686-691. Obverse: Crowned Sasanian style bust to right, the word lillah al-hamd (praise be to God) in the obverse margin in place of bism allah.
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