This product is a rare and scarce silver coin from the Islamic Arabic Middle East, specifically from the era of AH 1332. The coin is composed of 0.925 fineness silver and has not been certified.
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(The brahmi letter Te is probably the initial of the issuing ruler, but it is not known at this point who this person was and the exact location where these were minted is not known as well. Sri ) in the right upper field.
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This product is a rare and scarce silver coin from the Islamic Arabic Middle East, specifically from the era of AH 1333. The coin is composed of 0.925 fineness silver and has not been certified.
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(29748) Samanid AE dirhem. Nasr 2 b. Ahmaд. Unknown, Unpublished mint. make Supersized seem small.
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TABARISTAN, Dabuyid Ispahbads, Kurshid, AD 740-761, AR hemidrachm (23mm, 1.80gm), dated PYE 96 (AD 747). Sasanian Khusru type. Malek 33.4; Album 52. We will make it right! 50+ years' experience.
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Abbasid caliphate, al-Rashid, AH 170-193 (786-809 CE), silver dirham, Madinat al-Salam mint, 189, Album-219, very fine to extremely fine, 2.902 grams.
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Discover a piece of history with these Golden Horde Mongol Empire 3 Dirhams coins, spanning from 1225-1502. Each coin is a testament to the rich culture and craftsmanship of the Medieval Islamic era, with silver composition that has stood the test of time. These coins are a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike, offering a unique glimpse into the past. Their origin and era speak to their historical significance, making them an invaluable addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the Golden Horde's legacy.
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