Islamic Umayyad Fals Al Urdun Star Type Album 190 Genuine. Denomination: Fals (bronze). Umayyad Caliphate. Correct early Islamic bronze fabric, calligraphy, and strike characteristics consistent with Album 190.
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Privy marks: star to left ofAllah on obverse and pellets either side ofAllah on reverse. SICA-2, 1327; Walker 622; Album 153. We will make it right! 50+ years' experience.
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ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mahdi, AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. Fals (Bronze, 19.5 mm, 1.68 g, 9 h), al-Kufa (Iraq), AH 167 = AD 783/84. Proclamation of the oneness of God in three lines, below two pellets.
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Anonymous, Umayyad Caliphate Æ Fals. Tiberias, after AD 696. Branch / Branch. Walker 606; Tübingen 567-570. 2.85g, 16mm, 2h.
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Mint: Halab (Aleppo). This fals was struck in Halab. Full weight.”. Bism Allah duriba hadha al-fals bi Halab waf. These epigraphic coins replaced earlier Byzantine-style designs and emphasize Islamic creed and authority.
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Struck at Tabariya (Tiberias) during the Umayyad period, this bronze fals represents a distinctive provincial issue of the early 8th century. The palm tree motif reflects the regional identity of the Jordan Valley and appears on select Tabariya types.
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Want to learn how to identify islamic coins?. Check out our video on YouTube Size: 18 mm // 1.94 g.
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This example is notable for its irregular triangular flan, a distinctive shape resulting from early Islamic hand-cut planchet preparation. Mintless and undated fals were produced at multiple regional mints and circulated widely across the expanding Islamic territories.
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