774 AD Islamic Coin Abbasid Gold Dinar Al - Mansur 157 AH XF,
Item History & Price
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774 AD Abbasid Gold Dinar
About Uncirculated Islamic Coin
Unknown Mint
Good Extremely Fine or BetterFor your Islamic Coin Collection-ABD375DetailsDescription: Gold Dinar from Al-Mansur, who ruled the Muslim empire in the period 136-158 AH (754 - 775 AD). Al-Mansur is the second caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. His full name being Abu Jafar Abdul Allah al-Mansur. This is a gold dinar, weighs ~4.2 grams and is ~18 mm in diameter. The coin shows the date of minting as 157 AH and d...oes not show a mint name. The obverse of the coin has the words "La Illaha ell Allah, Wahduh la Sharik Lah" in the center and the verse "Muhammad Rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh 'al al din kulh" along the edge. The reverse shows the date of minting in a circle along the edge and has the words "Muhammad Rasul Allah" in the center. Please note the coin is better than the photos suggest with very well defined and legible calligraphy. A definite quality coin. Please carefully review the images presented as they part and parcel of our description.
Date: 157 AH or 774 AD.
Mint: Unknown, which is the norm with these early Abbasid dinars.
Size and weight: This is a dinar weighs ~4.2 grams and is ~18 mm in diameter.
References: It is Album #212, is listed in Al'Ush Catalog of Islamic coins preserved in the national museum of Qatar as #1045, and is listed in Lane Poole's Catalogue of Islamic Coins Preserved in the Khedivial Collection in Cairo Egypt as #263.
Condition: I would grade this coin as extremely fine or better. The coin has very readable calligraphy with well centered bold strike and some residual original luster. The coin shows some minor wear and has a few scratches in the field all of which can be seen in the photos. Be that as it may the coin is great looking and of the highest quality. It would make a great addition to your collection. Please note the coin itself is much better than the photos shows with very well defined and legible calligraphy. A definite quality coin. Please see photos for additional condition information.
Historic Perspective: Abbasid is an Arabic ruling dynasty, originally based in Madinat al-Salam (current day Baghdad) that expanded the Muslim empire and lasted from 750 Ad to 1258 AD. It was named for al-Abbas (566?-652), paternal uncle of the prophet Muhammad. ). Al-Safah leaded the revolt against the Umayyad established and became the first Abbasid Caliph upon the overthrow of the Umayyad caliph in 132 AH / 749 AD. During the first century of the Abbasid rule the empire experienced a time of unprecedented cultural, artistic and economic development, particularly during the reigns of Harun al-Rashid (786-809) and his son al-Ma’mun (813-833).
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About Uncirculated Islamic Coin
Unknown Mint
Good Extremely Fine or BetterFor your Islamic Coin Collection-ABD375DetailsDescription: Gold Dinar from Al-Mansur, who ruled the Muslim empire in the period 136-158 AH (754 - 775 AD). Al-Mansur is the second caliph of the Abbasid dynasty. His full name being Abu Jafar Abdul Allah al-Mansur. This is a gold dinar, weighs ~4.2 grams and is ~18 mm in diameter. The coin shows the date of minting as 157 AH and d...oes not show a mint name. The obverse of the coin has the words "La Illaha ell Allah, Wahduh la Sharik Lah" in the center and the verse "Muhammad Rasul Allah, arsaluh bil huda wa din al haq liazharuh 'al al din kulh" along the edge. The reverse shows the date of minting in a circle along the edge and has the words "Muhammad Rasul Allah" in the center. Please note the coin is better than the photos suggest with very well defined and legible calligraphy. A definite quality coin. Please carefully review the images presented as they part and parcel of our description.
Date: 157 AH or 774 AD.
Mint: Unknown, which is the norm with these early Abbasid dinars.
Size and weight: This is a dinar weighs ~4.2 grams and is ~18 mm in diameter.
References: It is Album #212, is listed in Al'Ush Catalog of Islamic coins preserved in the national museum of Qatar as #1045, and is listed in Lane Poole's Catalogue of Islamic Coins Preserved in the Khedivial Collection in Cairo Egypt as #263.
Condition: I would grade this coin as extremely fine or better. The coin has very readable calligraphy with well centered bold strike and some residual original luster. The coin shows some minor wear and has a few scratches in the field all of which can be seen in the photos. Be that as it may the coin is great looking and of the highest quality. It would make a great addition to your collection. Please note the coin itself is much better than the photos shows with very well defined and legible calligraphy. A definite quality coin. Please see photos for additional condition information.
Historic Perspective: Abbasid is an Arabic ruling dynasty, originally based in Madinat al-Salam (current day Baghdad) that expanded the Muslim empire and lasted from 750 Ad to 1258 AD. It was named for al-Abbas (566?-652), paternal uncle of the prophet Muhammad. ). Al-Safah leaded the revolt against the Umayyad established and became the first Abbasid Caliph upon the overthrow of the Umayyad caliph in 132 AH / 749 AD. During the first century of the Abbasid rule the empire experienced a time of unprecedented cultural, artistic and economic development, particularly during the reigns of Harun al-Rashid (786-809) and his son al-Ma’mun (813-833).
Our GuaranteePlease view our 100% positive feedback and bid with confidence. We guarantee the authenticity, description and condition of the items we sell. We will refund your purchase price if not completely satisfied. Shipping and HandlingBuyer pays for careful domestic shipping & handling.We will not ship to countries where it is illegal to own ancient Islamic coins.Contact us for world-wide international shipping & handling charges. It is our policy to declare the full item price on customs forms. The shipping charges quoted do not include possible customs fees, these are the responsibility of the buyer.Note, packages going overseas can take as long as 3 to 4 weeks to reach their destination, so please be patient and allow sufficient time for your item to reach you.
A NOTE ABOUT SHIPPING CHARGES:In an effort to avoid misunderstandings we have always provide our customers with information about the expected cost of shipping and handling for each item, in our ads. Thus these charges should not come as a surprise and as a buyer you implicitly agree to them when you place your bid. We would also like to remind our wonderful customers that shipping cost is more than just the cost of postage. In order to safely ship an item we need to obtain packaging materials, tape, and other supplies. Terms and Conditions:
By placing a bid in this auction, you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions:
Please e-mail with any questions you have before the end of the auction.The wining bidder will be contacted within 24 hours of auction close via email.We will let you know the total you need to pay, based on the final auction price and the S&H charge listed in the ad. We ask that you contact us back within three days indicating your intent to complete the sale, timing of payment, and giving us a mailing address for shipping the item. Refunds are given for purchase price upon return of the item. Postage and handling fees are non-refundable.Your payment is due to us within 10 days from auction close, unless you notify us in advance of your intent to be late. We will inform you, via e-mail, when we receive your payment and when we ship your item.We expect feedback to be initiated by the bidder upon completion of the transaction at which time we will be pleased to reciprocate. Failure to follow these simple terms will be construed as your desire not to complete the sale.
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