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1128 AD ISLAMIC KINGDOMS AH5(22 GOLD 1/3 Dinar Mahmud II NGC AU58 Finest TOP POP

Here's a SCARCE, antique, early, Islamic gold coin, from the 12th century AD(!). Desirable, Seljuq of Iraq, Mahmud II, 1/3 Dinar, from the Nihawand Mint, on a 1.42 Gram planchet.

Islamic Gold (AH642-731)MERINID ANONYMOUS ABU BAKR,YAQUB,’UTHMAN II 1/4DIN TOP

The product is a Moroccan Islamic gold coin from the Merinid era, specifically minted between AH642-731. The coin features the anonymous faces of Abu Bakr, Yaqub, and Uthman II, and has a fineness of 0.9. Certified by NGC, this coin is a valuable piece of Islamic numismatic history with unique features such as being a top pop variety. NGC TOP POP

1374-82 Islamic Dynasty Jalayrid Silver Dinar Counterstamp Top Pop! NGC Vf 30

Sultan Husayan 1, this coin is the sole finest at NGC.

NGC Certified, SAFAVID, Top Pop, RARE, Ardabil mint, Abbas II, Shahi, NGC: XF 40

AH1055(1645) SAFAVID - SHAH ABBAS II ARDABIL, SHAHI.

Late Abbasid Caliphate Al-Musta’sim Islamic Gold Dinar Coin AH 642 1244 AD 🌙

Late Abbasid Caliphate Al-Musta'sim Islamic Gold Dinar Coin AH 642 1244 AD 🌙 Approximately 8.34 grams. Approximately 2.73 cm (1 1/16 inches) in diameter. Minted in Madinat al-Salam (City of Peace) which toady is Baghdad which was the Abbasids capitol. One of the last gold coins in design the Abbasids mint (AH640-AH656) while having Baghdad as their capital which was taken over in 1258 by the Mongols under Hulagu Khan. In the centre of the front gold coin it says. there is only one God with no equals, followed by the caliphates name Al-Musta'sim B'Allah, and in the centre of the reverse side it says : Thanks to God Muhmmad is the messenger of God, Gods grace upon him and blessings. Interesting to note that the gold dinar coin weighs almost double the Umayyads gold dinar coin since its inception, probably inflation where everything cost double which isn't bad for 500 years compared to the inflation of modern times. Will continue........ Pray for Peace & God Bless 🌙

Abbasid: silver dirham, Tudgha mint, AH 177 (793-794 CE). May be issued by local

Abbasid: silver dirham, Tudgha mint, AH 177 (793-794 CE). May be issued by local rulers or contemporaries of the Idrisids. Abbasid, al-Ma'mun, silver dirham, Ma'din Bajunays mint, AH 210 (825-826 CE).

(AH 739-746) ILKHANID SULAYMAN 2 DIR NGC AU 50

AR 2 Dirhams - "Ilkhan" Sulayman Khan. Field: Kalima in 3 lines. All lettering is inside in an octalobe, contained in a circle line, and an external circle of beads. Plain, irregular. Script: Arabic.

(AH 739-746) ILKHANID SULAYMAN 2 DIRHAMS NGC AU DETAILS

AR 2 Dirhams - "Ilkhan" Sulayman Khan - Type C. Field: Kalima in 3 lines. All lettering is inside in an octalobe, contained in a circle line, and an external circle of beads. Plain, irregular. Script: Arabic.

(AH 739-746) ILKHANID SULAYMAN 2 DIRHAMS NGC XF DETAILS

2 Dirhams - "Ilkhan" SulaymanType G; Hisn. Value2 Dirhams (1.4). In the year Five And r With eyes Seven hundred Hit. Numista Rarity index:80. (Chobanid puppet). Reverse margin: duribe / fi sene / khams / wa-ar- / -ba'in wa- / sab'ami'a.

(AH 739-746) ILKHANID SULAYMAN 2 DIRHAMS NGC AU DETAILS

2 Dirhams - SulaymanType D. Value2 Dirhams (1.4). "2254 AR 2 dirhams, type D - A [Abundant]. Numista Rarity index:87. Weight1.4 g. Chobanid puppet, recognized by the Sarbadars 1341–1343. Legend in arabic and uyghur.