Caliphate of Mu'Awiya (660-680). Weight: 3.91 g. Condition: Very fine.
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Type: AE Fals. These fascinating issues combine late Byzantine imperial imagery with evolving regional designs produced under early Islamic administration. Region: Levant. Similar Arab-Byzantine bronze fulus are represented in the British Museum and major collections of early Islamic and Byzantine coinage.
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Arab-Byzantine coin. Umayyad Caliphate.Mu'awiya ibn Abi Sufyan (661-680 AD). Hims mint. Rev. Large M between E/M/I - C/H/C; above, eight-pointed star between two waves; in exergue tayyib'.
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Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze). The reverse features the large M denomination characteristic of contemporary bronze coinage. Authentic Early Byzantine Coin – Certificate of Authenticity Included. David Sear, Byzantine Coins and Their Values.
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Date: ca. 685–700 AD. Ruler (historical context): CaliphʿAbd al-Malik ibn Marwān (reigned AD 685–705). Catalog references the lower-field device is well defined. Grade: VF (Very Fine).
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This example has been holed during its long history of circulation or later use. 🪙 Authentic Ottoman Empire Murad IV Silver Islamic Coin. Condition: Holed historic silver coin. Ottoman coinage of the early modern Islamic world emphasized elegant Arabic calligraphy rather than portraiture.
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It is an ungraded coin with a KM Number of 1, sourced from Islamic materials. Very Rare.
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Up for sale is a Arab-Byzantine Follis 7th century Coin.
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It is an ungraded coin with a KM Number of 1, sourced from Islamic materials. Very Rare.
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