ABBASID ANONYMOUS AL-KUFA ND AH160s AE FALS Weight - 1.74 grDiameter 18-16 mmThickness Handling time is 5 business days after cleared payment date. Shipping to Worldwide: USPS first Class Mail With tracking Number Buy more to save shipping All items are guaranteed to be Authentic. 100% Genuine.
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ABBASID ANONYMOUS AL-KUFA ND AH160s AE FALS Weight - 1.74 grDiameter 18-16 mmThickness Handling time is 5 business days after cleared payment date. Shipping to Worldwide: USPS first Class Mail With tracking Number Buy more to save shipping All items are guaranteed to be Authentic. 100% Genuine.
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KHWAREZM SHAH ALA AL-DIN MUHAMMAD TIRMIDH AH615 TYPE_E A-A1724 BRONZE SULTANI DIRHAM Diameter 32.1-32.3mm Handling time is 5 business days after cleared payment date.Shipping within USA.Shipping to Worldwide:USPS first Class Mail With tracking Number BUY MORE TO SAVE SHIPPING COST All items are guaranteed to be Authentic. 100% Genuine.
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This heavy 3.4g denomination represents a 1½ Dinar coin standard from the 14th-century Azerbaijani and Iraqi trade regions. Ruler: Shaykh Uways I (AH 757–776 / 1356–1374 AD). Dynasty: Jalayirid Sultanate (Iraq / Western Persia).
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This is a stunning silver triple dirhem from the Jalairid era, featuring the image of Shaykh Oweys ibn Hasan Buzurg. The coin has a denomination of Dinar and is believed to have originated from the Islamic region. It is made of high-quality silver with a fineness of 0.9 and is ungraded. The coin was manufactured in an unknown country/region and is not certified. This coin is a must-have for collectors of medieval Islamic coins.
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ABBASID: al-Mahdi (158-169 AH/ 775-785), Silver dirham ( 2.85 g 24 mm), Mint of Madinet al-Salam (City of Peace), struck AH 162 (AD 779), Album-215.1 Superb EF.
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The product is a Medieval Islamic silver dirham coin from the 760s AD, featuring Arabic script and minted during the Abassid era of Al-Mahdi. This coin is a valuable piece of history, showcasing the craftsmanship and culture of Islamic civilization during the Medieval period. Its silver composition adds to its rarity and historical significance, making it a sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts of Islamic numismatics.
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Islamic Coin, Abbasid Caliphate 1 Fals, 158-169 AH,Al Mahdi, 775-785 AD AlKufa. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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Arab Byzantine Follis - Umayyad Caliphate Abd al-Malik ibn Marrwan (685-705 AD) AE - 18 mm. 2,55 gramm. al-Malik ibn Marwan (687-705) Follis. 18 mm 2.55gramm.
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Abbasid Caliphate - 167 AH / 783 AD. Fals - al-Mahdi. Composition Copper. al-Kufah mint.
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