This epigraphic style is consistent with copper coinage produced across the Seljuk, Zengid, Artuqid, or related dynasties, circa 11th–13th century AD, minted across Persia, Anatolia, or Central Asia.
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This is a very rare post-reform Umayyad copper fals (3.8g)20mm from Dabil (Dwin, Armenia), dated to the 90s H. It features "Allah/Ahad/As-Samad" on the obverse, with a kalima margin, and "Muhammad/Rasul/Allah" on the reverse, with the mint name in the margin .It is in very fine
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Great Mongols Badakhsan Mint Copper Jital – Early Conquest Issue c. 1220–1227 CE | Album B1972. Denomination: Copper/Bronze Jital (AE). These issues represent Authority: Great Mongols (early Mongol occupation phase).
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UMAYYAD CALIPHS, circa 650-700 ADARAB - BYZANTINE coinageFALS, (Copper, 4.09 grams, 23.04 mm)Reference - We guarantee this coin genuine and as described. Shipping: Continental U.S: Free shipping (First class mail with USPS tracking). No additional charges for multiple coins. International: $13.00 air mail shipping. No additional charges for multiple coins. Registered shipping available. The coin is available if not sold already. Return policy: Returns accepted for any reason within 14 days of reception, if not damaged or altered, and with our original label. Thank you for visiting our site on Ebay and bidding.
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The Mongol empire was founded by Genghis Khan in 1206. The Mongols remained faithful to the old shamanic and animist beliefs, but were still tolerant of other religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Islamism, Manichaeism, Judaism and Christianity.
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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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UMAYYAD: Hisham, 724-743, gold (AV) dinar (4.12g), NM (Dimashq), AH111, A-136, mount expertly removed (barely visible), Fine to VF condition.
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GOLD Dinar 596-617AH (1200-1220AD). Important numismatic GOLD coin. He graded it half flat VF.
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