Umayyad Caliphate. Reverse: Arabic legend; typical kalima-style bronze issue of the Umayyad period. Mint: None visible (Levant region). Size: 19mm. Fine to Good Very Fine.
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ILKHAN. Musa Khan, 1336-1337, AE fals (2.39g; 19.1mm), AH736, large 8-petal flower in reverse center, overstruck on itself, Very Fine, R. This is the least rare of all issues of Musa Khan. Similar coin sold Stephen Album Rare Coins Auction 14, Lot 719, for $320usd. A-2225. $300
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18mm, 1.75g 762AH Dimashq Mint Thanks for reading, please reach out if you have any questions.
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Umayyad Caliphate – AE Fals, Epigraphic Type, Levantine Fabric, NM ND – Authentic Early Islamic Coin. This bronze fals represents the early Umayyad reform coinage struck in the Levantine region, where local fabric, flan preparation, and calligraphic style differ subtly from Iraqi issues such as Kufa.
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The Ghaznavid dynasty was a Muslim dynasty of Turkic (Mamluk) origin that ruled the Empire of Ghazni from 977 to 1186. In 1151, Sultan Bahram Shah lost Ghazni to Sultan Ala al-Din Husain. They retook Ghazni only to lose it to the Ghuzz Turks who then lost it to Muhammed of Ghor. Guaranteed authentic by Poor Richard’s Certified Classics: ancient, medieval, and Biblical coins.
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This ungraded coin has a fineness of 0.9, originating from the rich cultural and economic context of the Islamic Period. This coin cites Rawh Jabal as the 'amil of Iyad, reflecting governance under the future Caliph al-Mahdi.
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Discover a rare Abbasid AE Fals, an authentic Copper Coin from the Medieval Era,
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(29285) Samanid AE fals. Yaqub b. Ahmaд. Shash 265 AH.
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