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Islamic Umayyad Fals Amman Lily Type A166 Rare Genuine Authentic Early Islamic

Islamic Umayyad Fals Amman Lily Type A166 Rare Genuine. Scarce Umayyad bronze fals struck at ‘Amman featuring the distinctive central lily device. The type corresponds to Album 166 and is one of the recognized minor-mint issues of Jund al-Urdunn.

Early Islamic Provincial Silver Fractional Dirham Coin ~8th–9th C. Central Asia

Early Islamic Provincial Silver Fractional Dirham Coin. This piece represents a provincial fractional dirham struck in Central Asia during the early centuries of Islamic expansion (approx. 8th–9th century CE).

RARE Early islamic coin – Umayyad Caliphate – MARWAN II — JERBOA @u1266

Umayyad Caliphate (661–750). "Marwan II" Marwan ibn Muhammad ibn Marwan (744-750) the last Umayyad caliph. Governor: Marwan ibn Bashir. Want to learn how to identify islamic coins?. Check out our video on YouTube.

Early islamic coin – Umayyad Caliphate – post-reform fals #T689

Umayyad Caliphate (661–750). Want to learn how to identify islamic coins?. Check out our video on YouTube.

RARE Early islamic coin – Umayyad Caliphate – MARWAN II — JERBOA @u1288

Umayyad Caliphate (661–750). "Marwan II" Marwan ibn Muhammad ibn Marwan (744-750) the last Umayyad caliph. Governor: Marwan ibn Bashir. Want to learn how to identify islamic coins?. Check out our video on YouTube.

Umayyad Fals Pellets Type 21mm Authentic Early Islamic Coin Authentic Medieval

Umayyad Fals Pellets Type 21mm Authentic Early Islamic Coin. Mintless and undated fals were struck at several regional mints during the 8th century and circulated widely across Umayyad territories. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze).

RARE Islamic Umayyad Fals Darat Snake Type Rare Genuine Authentic Early Islamic

Islamic Umayyad Fals Darat Snake Type Rare Genuine. Rare Umayyad bronze fals struck at Darʿāt in southern Syria (historical Jund Dimashq) during the 120s AH. Denomination: Fals (bronze). Umayyad Caliphate.

Early Medieval & Islamic 10-13th cent. Weight of 10 Dirhams. Bird’s eye’ motif

Early Medieval & Islamic ISLAMIC, Islamic Weights. Circa 10-13th centuries. Weight of 10 Dirhams (Bronze, 19 mm, 29.3 g), a Seljuk or Beylik coin weight in the form of a polyhedron with doubly truncated ends; all faces covered with 'bird's eye' motives. Istanbul 336-338. Silifke 129-142. A carefully produced and sharp piece. Good very fine.

Umayyad Fals Sarmin Uncertain Mint Rare Authentic Early Islamic Coin COA

Mint: Sarmin (?). Sarmin fulus are among the scarcer Umayyad provincial bronzes, and examples with partial but diagnostic mint formula remain highly collectible. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze). Dynasty: Umayyad Caliphate.

Authentic Umayyad Silver Dirham Old – Early Islamic Caliphate Coin

Own a piece of history: An authentic Umayyad Copper Fals featuring the rare "Jayyid" (Good/Valid) mark. Reverse: The Islamic declaration of faith (Shahada). Distinctive Mark: Centered word "Jayyid" in Kufic script, signifying the quality of the strike.