Condition as shown in the pictures. The product is an earliest type Arab-Byzantine AE fals coin from the time of Rashudin, dating back to c. 638-643AD. This coin hails from the Islamic era and is composed of bronze. As a piece of history from the medieval period, it holds significance in the world of numismatics, offering a glimpse into the art, politics, and economy of the time. The coin's origin and composition reflect the cultural and historical interactions between the Arab and Byzantine worlds during the early Islamic period.
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Arab-Byzantine coin. Umayyad Caliphate. Damascus mint.
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The Abbasid Caliphate was a major Islamic caliphate that extended from the 8th to the 13th century CE. Abbasid coinage, particularly silver dirhams, were widely circulated and often featured intricate calligraphy and symbolic imagery reflecting Islamic beliefs and the ruling caliphate.
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Material: Bronze. Weight: 4.12 g.
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The piece ishand-struck, irregular in shape, and showsclear signs of age and circulation, including wear and uneven edges. Orientation is uncertain; therefore,four images are provided to show all visible details.
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Umayyad Fals Standing Caliph Type Amman Authentic Early Islamic Coin. Umayyad bronze fals of the Standing Caliph type struck at Amman during the reign of ʿAbd al-Malik ibn Marwan. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze).
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Arab-Byzantine Standing Caliph Fals Amman Abd al-Malik RRR Authentic Ancient Islamic Coin COA. This rare Arab-Byzantine fals belongs to the Standing Caliph series attributed to ‘Amman and struck during the reign of Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan.
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Medieval Islamic Copper Coin with Arabic Script (Both Sides Shown)
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Umayyad Caliphate. Mu'awiya I ibn Abi Sufyan. (AH 41-60 = AD 661-680. AE Fals (Follis) (19-20 mm, 5.04 g). Dimashq (Damascus) mint, c. 660s-680. SICA 1, 566-7; Walker, Arab-Byzantine 12; Album 3517.2. ).
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