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Crusader imitation of al-Zahir Ghazi AR ½ dirham 614?AH Tripoli Rare

The product is a 1218-1241 Crusader Imitation al-Zahir Ghazi Silver Dirham from tripoli. This coin belongs to the medieval era and is composed of silver. It is an Islamic coin with a denomination of Dirham and is uncertified. This piece of history offers a glimpse into the religious and political conflicts of the Crusades, making it a valuable addition to any collection of Islamic or medieval coins. CRUSADER: COUNTY OF TRIPOLI: AR ½ dirham (1.4g AH624, CCS-2, A-837, posthumous issue in the name of the Ayyubid al-Zahir Ghazi, clear date, Fine to VF, R.

Crusader imitation of al-Zahir Ghazi AR 1/4 dirham 614?AH Tripoli Rare

The product is a rare 1/4 dirham coin imitating Al-Zahir Ghazi, minted in Tripoli during the Medieval era. Made of silver with a fineness of 0.9, this Islamic coin is sourced from Italy and is uncertified. The coin likely bears the date 614 AH, which corresponds to the years 1218-41. It offers a unique piece of history from the Islamic world, showcasing the artistic and cultural influences of the time period.

Kaffa. Joint issue Golden Horde-Genoese colony. ca. 15th century. Silver Asper.

Joint issue Genoa and Golden Horde.

Islamic coin Abbasid Fals, AH 146, al-Mansur Period Coin. #1914

🏛️ Abbasid Fals of Halab (Aleppo), AH 146, al-Mansur Period. Type: early Abbasid provincial epigraphic fals. Denomination: fals (copper coin). State: Abbasid Caliphate. Die axis: irregular (typical for fals coinage).