Islamic AE Coin. weight: 3.0gr.
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Umayyad Caliphate AE Fals Amman Muhammad Rasul Allah Very Rare Authentic Ancient Islamic Coin. Provincial bronze issues of Amman are significantly scarcer than the major administrative mints and represent localized monetary production during the formative decades of Islamic coinage.
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The division of thekalima across obverse and reverse is characteristic of early Umayyad epigraphic reform issues. This bronze fals was struck during the early Umayyad Caliphate, in a period when Islamic coinage was being systematically redefined to reflect the ideological and administrative foundations of the new Islamic state.
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Zangid Nur al-Din Arslan Shah I AE Dirham — al-Mawsil Mint. This bronze/copper-alloy coin was struck atal-Mawsil and features the distinctive Arabic-script design associated with the series. Dynasty / Issuer: Zangid Emirate of Mosul.
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This copper fals was struck under the Mamluk Sultanate at the mint of Dimashq. Mint: Dimashq. Denomination: AE Fals. Sultanate: Mamluk Sultanate. Reference: Cf. Balog, Mamluk Coinage series.
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The reverse shows a cursive M denomination with cross above and surrounding legend. Proper early Arab-Byzantine fabric and strike characteristics. No signs of casting or modern tooling. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze).
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Remains of the Greek legend from the Byzantine prototype appear in the field. They represent one of the earliest phases of Islamic coinage before the later epigraphic reforms introduced under the Umayyads.
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These reform issues replaced earlier Byzantine-influenced designs with purely epigraphic Islamic types, reflecting the ideological consolidation of the early Islamic state. Caliphate: Umayyad. Denomination: Fals (AE).
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Mint: Trablus. Mamluk bronze fals struck at Trablus under Sultan Shaʿban II during the 14th century. Trablus mint issues of this type are recognized for their bold central devices and compact flans.
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ARAB - BYZANTINE coinage(UMMAYYAD CALIPHS), circa 680-700 ADFALS, (Copper, 2.32 grams, 16.97 mm)Reference - We guarantee this coin genuine and as described. Shipping: Continental U.S: Free shipping (First class mail with USPS tracking). No additional charges for multiple coins. International: $13.00 air mail shipping. No additional charges for multiple coins. Registered shipping available. The coin is available if not sold already. Return policy: Returns accepted for any reason within 14 days of reception, if not damaged or altered, and with our original label. Thank you for visiting our site on Ebay and bidding.
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