Shah Abbas II Safavid 1135-1145 Silver Coin 2 Shahi 9 Grams 304years of age in great condition. PHOTOS DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE CONDITION OF THIS COIN. I do not grade or clean coins, these are all my personal collection that I kept in a shoe box for 50 + years.
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King Hossein Safavid Silver Coin Circa 1105-1132 AH 5.4 Grams305 years of age circulated in great condition. PHOTOS DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE CONDITION OF THIS COIN. I do not grade or clean coins, these are all my personal collection that I kept in a shoe box for 50 + years.
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The product is a silver Islamic Abbasid Dirham minted during the reign of Harun al-Rashid, which spans from 170-193AH. This medieval coin was minted in the city of Wasit and has a fineness of 0.999. It is uncertified and originates from Turkey. This historical piece of Islamic currency is a valuable collectible for numismatists interested in medieval Islamic coinage. .......
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The product is an Islamic Abbasid AR Dirham coin from the era of Harun al-Rashid, minted in 142 AH. This silver coin has a fineness of 0.999 and originates from Türkiye. It is uncertified and ungraded, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in medieval Islamic coins. .
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The product is a silver coin minted in 193 AH during the Abbasid Caliphate of Harun Al-Rashid in Madinat ul Salam. This coin is of high purity, with a fineness of 0.999, and originates from Türkiye. It is uncertified and ungraded, making it a unique piece of history from the medieval era. This coin represents a significant period in Islamic history and is a valuable addition to any collection of coins and paper money. .
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Balog 360; Album 810.2. 50+ years' experience.
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DRJC Item # 2937.
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DRJC Item # 2938.
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This example has been holed during its long history of circulation or later use. 🪙 Authentic Ottoman Empire Murad IV Silver Islamic Coin. Condition: Holed historic silver coin. Ottoman coinage of the early modern Islamic world emphasized elegant Arabic calligraphy rather than portraiture.
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