The product is an AEGhaznavid, Mahmud, citing Caliph al-Qadir bi'llah AE coin from the Pre-Mongol period. This bronze or copper coin with a fineness of 0.9 was minted in Afghanistan in the year 391 H. It belongs to the Medieval era and is uncertified, ungraded, and unmodified. This coin is a valuable piece of Islamic history, showcasing the art and culture of the time period. ....
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Umayyad Caliphate. AE Fals, Harran mint. 25mm, 4.2 g.
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Ancient Islamic Umayyad coin - FALS.Æ 21 mm. A rare bronze coin from the early Islamic period, likely from the Umayyad or early Abbasid Caliphate. The obverse features the. shahada (Islamic declaration of faith).
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Abbasid Caliphate. Probably Baghdad (Madinat al-Salam). 8th–9th century AD. While fals issues were struck in large quantities during the Abbasid period, specific varieties with preserved legends are less common.
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ABBASID: AE fals (4.00g), al-Rafiqa, AH208, A-310, citing the governor Marfaq (known on al-Rafiqa copper dated 208 and 210, of which only 210 is only scarce), VF, RR.
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Denomination: AE Fals. The inverted M type represents this formative phase before the sweeping epigraphic reforms of ʿAbd al-Malik. The inverted M is characteristic of early Arab-Byzantine copper issues from the first decades of Umayyad rule.
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Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze). Stephen Album, Checklist of Islamic Coins. The reverse features a large M denomination mark with monogram above and field letters below. Authentic Early Islamic Coin – Certificate of Authenticity Included.
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Copper fulus of the Bahri Mamluk sultans circulated widely across Syria and Egypt during the 14th century. This coin was struck at the important Damascus mint during the reign of al-Nasir Hasan. Mamluk Sultanate (Bahri).
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This collectible Islamic coin is crafted from bronze and copper, boasting a fineness of 0.9 that enhances its authenticity and appeal. Unlisted in Zeno. Denomination: AE bronze coin.
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