🔶 Coin DetailsDynasty: Umayyad / Abbasid Period. Coins from the Umayyad and Abbasid periods are valued by collectors for their historical significance and their connection to the formative centuries of Islamic history and numismatics.
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🔶 Coin DetailsDynasty: Umayyad / Abbasid Period. Coins from the Umayyad and Abbasid periods are valued by collectors for their historical significance and their connection to the formative centuries of Islamic history and numismatics.
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Medieval Islamic Coin with Arabic Script, Islamic Medieval Era Coin
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Medieval Islamic Silver Coin with Arabic Script, Islamic Medieval Era Coin
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Medieval Islamic Silver Coin, Arabic Script Design, 2-Sided Medieval Era
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🔶 Coin DetailsDynasty: Umayyad / Abbasid Period. Coins from the Umayyad and Abbasid periods are valued by collectors for their historical significance and their connection to the formative centuries of Islamic history and numismatics.
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Suleiman, Arab Governor of Tabarestan, 784-788 AD. 1/2 Dirham - Scares !!!! Please look at the scans and grade coin for yourself as this is the actual coin(s) you will receive. As grading is a very subjective, I will leave that up to you. All our coins are guaranteed to be 100% authentic and we do offer full refunds on all our items if you do not like the coin once you receive it as long as it is returned within 30 days. We highly value all of our clients on eBay and we will make sure you are happy with your transactions. Thank you for looking! IF YOU ARE HAPPY WITH THE COINS YOU RECEIVE, PLEASE LEAVE DETAILED FEEDBACK EVALUATIONHIGH EVALUATION RESULTS IN LOWER EBAY FEES WHICH ALLOWS ME TO KEEP PRICES LOW. We Always Leave a Positive Feedback , After Feedback Received.
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Ilkhans: Anushiravan; 745-757 AH/1344-1356; Silver 2 dirhams (1.24 g 17 mm), Mint of Maragha, Struck AH 750, RARE Mint! It is type E eye shape Album-2265 rated S. VCoins Dealer Code of Ethics.
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AR 2 Dirhams - "Ilkhan" Sulayman Khan. Field: Kalima in 3 lines. All lettering is inside in an octalobe, contained in a circle line, and an external circle of beads. Plain, irregular. Script: Arabic.
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