711-789 AD IslamIc TABARESTAN, KUSHRO II- ZOROASTRIAN FIRE ALTER 1/2 DIRHAM Rare 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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Denomination:1/2 Dirham. High definition obverse and reverse pictures are attached for you to examine. Scroll over them for a super close look. In what is now several years of trying, we have yet to take a picture of a coin that looks better than the coin does when it is in your hand.
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Immerse yourself in history with this exquisite Dirham coin, hailing from the Golden Horde period of the Mongol Empire. Ranging in date from 1225 to 1502, this silver Islamic coin is a tangible connection to a bygone era, offering both numismatists and history enthusiasts a chance to own a piece of the medieval world. The coin's origins trace back to an era of profound cultural exchange and conquest, reflecting the wealth and power of the Islamic Golden Age. With its composition boasting pure silver, this coin is not only a collector's item but also a valuable piece of history, ideal for displaying or adding depth to any collection of medieval artifacts.
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Ilkhans AR 2 dirhams Sulyaman uncknown mint 743AH Weight, g: 1.44 Size, mm: 16 Mint: uncknown Date: 743 Denomination: 2 dirhams Metal: AR
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Obv: First part of kalima in three lines; mint and date formula around. Rev: Continuation of kalima in three lines across field.
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Complete inner and outer circular borders carry full, readable marginal legends (mint and date formula / Quranic verses). ABBASID CALIPHATE (Second Period) Silver Dirham. Era / Dynasty: Abbasid Caliphate (Second Period, c. 9th–10th Century AD).
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Delve into the rich tapestry of Islamic history with this 8 Cent AD Abbasid Islamic Silver Dirham. Crafted during the Abbasid period, it features a composition of silver, providing not just monetary value but also a reflective shine to its possessor.
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