Mint: BYSH. Arab-Sasanian: Umar b. Ubayd Allah; AH 67-72/ 686-691. Obverse: Crowned Sasanian style bust to right, the word lillah al-hamd (praise be to God) in the obverse margin in place of bism allah.
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'Alawi Sharifs. AE 4 Fulus. Marakesh mint. Sidi Muhammad IV, AH1279-1290.
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All coins are authentic.
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Immerse yourself in history with this exquisite Dirham coin, hailing from the Golden Horde period of the Mongol Empire. Ranging in date from 1225 to 1502, this silver Islamic coin is a tangible connection to a bygone era, offering both numismatists and history enthusiasts a chance to own a piece of the medieval world. The coin's origins trace back to an era of profound cultural exchange and conquest, reflecting the wealth and power of the Islamic Golden Age. With its composition boasting pure silver, this coin is not only a collector's item but also a valuable piece of history, ideal for displaying or adding depth to any collection of medieval artifacts.
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Empire: Seljuk Empire. Date: 1037–1157 AD. 📸 The coin you will receive is the exact coin shown in the photographs. 🔶 Coin Details. Weight: 0.99 g.
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Tabaristan Umar (Abbasid governor, AD 771-780) Silver Hemidrachm. Mint State NGC.
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