For the discerningcoins collector and visionary investor, this Abbasid gold dinar represents far more than historical beauty—it is a tangible asset rooted in one of humanity’s most influential civilizations.
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Authentic Ghaznavid Empire Silver Dirham – Sultan Ibrahim (1059–1099 AD)Up for auction is a genuine medieval silver dirham minted under Sultan Ibrahim (AH 451–492) in Ghazna. This coin features the distinct, thick "dumpy" fabric unique to Central Asian Islamic hammered coinage. Ruler: Sultan Ibrahim ibn Mas'ud Material: SilverWeight: 3.2 grams (Excellent, robust weight) Mint: Ghazna (Modern Afghanistan) Condition: Very Fine (VF) details with honest wear, clear Kufic script naming Ibrahim, and a nice natural patina.
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(12th-13th Century). Denomination: Dirham. Material: Silver.
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Wearable Wealth: Both of these thin silver coins feature historical, contemporary holes.
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This job lot of Islamic silver Ottoman and Ilkhanid coins includes 11 pieces weighing a total of 4.7g. The coins are in fine to very fine condition and have not been cleaned. With a fineness of 0.5, these ancient coins are made of silver and originate from Turkey. They are uncertified and have a provenance of ownership history not available, making them a valuable addition to any coin collection.
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As interest in Mongol-era coinage continues to grow, pieces linked directly to Hulagu Khan remain scarce and highly sought after. Certified and graded by GENI in Paris, France, this piece carries not only historical weight but modern authentication credibility, making it highly desirable for serious collectors and investors alike.
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Unresearched Golden Horde ?. AE 20.8 mm. All my coins and artefacts are genuine.
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See my other items.ATTENTION: Dear Customers, you will receive exactly the same item which you see on the pictures, not similar or other. Please read the description carefully and review the photos. Delivery items combine.Ancient Greek coin. Seleukid Kingdom . Æ 20 mm. 8,00 gr.
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CONSTANTIUS II. Ancient Roman Imperial Coin. AD 337 - 361. Constantius II (Caesar: 324-337) Follis.
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Referenced as Album 275, this magnificent Abbasid gold Dinar combines rarity, historical significance, artistic beauty, and enduring intrinsic value. Graded Good Very Fine, the coin preserves impressive detail throughout the legends, with much of the bold script remaining clear and visually attractive.
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