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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The refined Arabic calligraphy conveys religious declarations and caliphal authority, reflecting both spiritual devotion and imperial power.
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Minted inIslambul (Istanbul) inAH 1115/ 1703-1704 AD this remarkable gold coin embodies the grandeur of the early 18th-century Ottoman court.
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Mint: Halab (Aleppo). During the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent (1520–1566), the Ottoman state expanded across three continents, becoming a dominant force in politics, trade, military affairs, and culture.
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Rare Abbasid Gold Dinar Al-Ma’mun AH 201 Egypt (Misr mint) - Citing Al-Sari & Tahir 4.11g. This is an exceptionally historically significant 22 carat gold dinar struck during the turbulentFourth Fitna (The Great Abbasid Civil War).
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This coin was minted under Sultan al-Nasir Yusuf II (reigned AH 634–658 / 1236–1259 AD), the great-grandson of Saladin, shortly before the Mongol sack of Baghdad and Damascus. The coin is in Very Fine (VF) raw condition with sharp, easily readable calligraphic details.
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AR5 : ARAB-SASANIAN, AL-MUHALLAB IBN ABI SUFRA, AR DRACHM, 4,08 gm, 32 mm, DATED AH 76 / 695/6 AD, ( BYSH ) BISHAPUR .
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