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Melik Shah II coin 1188 – 1192 Seljuq

Caria Island of Rhodes Drachm coin 400-333BC 3g coin. This coin is uncertified and ungraded. Weight of coin: 3 grams.

Islamic Gold (AH642-731)MERINID ANONYMOUS ABU BAKR,YAQUB,’UTHMAN II 1/4DIN TOP

The product is a Moroccan Islamic gold coin from the Merinid era, specifically minted between AH642-731. The coin features the anonymous faces of Abu Bakr, Yaqub, and Uthman II, and has a fineness of 0.9. Certified by NGC, this coin is a valuable piece of Islamic numismatic history with unique features such as being a top pop variety. NGC TOP POP

NGC Certified, AFSHARID, Top Pop, RARE, TIFLIS mint, Nadir Shah (Sultan), XF 45

Afsharid, Nadir Shah, AR 6-Shahi, Tiflis mint, dated AH 1152.

1071-86 AD ISLAMIC KINGDOMS AH567-81 GOLD Dinar NISHAPUR NGC MS61 Finest TOP POP

Here's a SCARCE, antique, early, Islamic gold coin, from the 11th century AD(!). Desirable, Amirs of Nishapur, Toghanshah Dinar, from the Nishapur Mint, on a 2.55 Gram planchet. This is the Only example graded by NGC, thus it has bragging rights, as being the Sinlgle Finest, Top Pop coin and it is in terrific, Mint State.

1094 AD ISLAMIC KINGDOMS AH4(87) GOLD Dinar HAMADAN NGC MS61 Sole Finest TOP POP

Here's a SCARCE, antique, early, Islamic gold coin, from the 11th century AD(!). Desirable, Seljuq Governors of Hamadan Dinar, from the Hamadan Mint, on a 3.08 Gram planchet. This is the Single Finest and ONLY Mint State example graded by NGC, thus it has bragging rights, as being the Top Pop.

1128 AD ISLAMIC KINGDOMS AH5(22 GOLD 1/3 Dinar Mahmud II NGC AU58 Finest TOP POP

Here's a SCARCE, antique, early, Islamic gold coin, from the 12th century AD(!). Desirable, Seljuq of Iraq, Mahmud II, 1/3 Dinar, from the Nihawand Mint, on a 1.42 Gram planchet.

1374-82 Islamic Dynasty Jalayrid Silver Dinar Counterstamp Top Pop! NGC Vf 30

Sultan Husayan 1, this coin is the sole finest at NGC.

NGC Certified, SAFAVID, Top Pop, RARE, Ardabil mint, Abbas II, Shahi, NGC: XF 40

AH1055(1645) SAFAVID - SHAH ABBAS II ARDABIL, SHAHI.

ISLAMIC, ABBASID. SILVER DIRHAM, AL-MANSUR 136-158 AH. Great Eid Gift!

This is an Abbasid silver dirham coin from the reign of Caliph Al-Mansur, who ruled from 754 to 775 CE. Some key facts about Al-Mansur and his reign include: He is considered the real founder of the Abbasid dynasty, consolidating its power and establishing its capital in Baghdad. Al-Mansur centralized the administrative and military functions of the empire. The coin likely dates back to around 770 AD and may have been minted in Muhammadya. Dirhams like this one were used as currency throughout the Abbasid Caliphate. The inscriptions on the coin are in Arabic and likely include religious phrases and the name of the caliph. Silver, approx 2.8 gr This coin is in extra fine condition.

Abbasid Silver Dirham Caliph al-Mahdi AH 160 (776 AD) Baghdad

Dynasty/Caliphate: Abbasid Caliphate. Denomination: Dirham. Mint: Madinat al-Salam (Baghdad, Iraq). Year of Minting: AH 160 (776/777 AD). Ruler/Caliph: Al-Mahdi (AH 158–169 / 775–785 AD). Obverse : Features the core Islamic declaration of faith (Shahada ) in the central field:"There is no deity but God alone; He has no associate" (Lā ilāha illā Allāh waḥdahū lā sharīka lahū ).