Islamic gold coin, Delhi Sultanate. Muhammad b.

Delhi Sultanate. Muhammad b. Tughluq, AH 725-752/1325-1351 AD. AV Tanka (21mm, 10.98 gm). In name of al-Hakim. al-Hakim b’amr Allah / Abu’l-`Abbas Ahmad.

Islamic Gold coin, Great Seljuqs. Muhammad I, AH 492-511/1099-1118 AD. Dinar, al-Ahwaz AH 499. Ruler cited as Ghiyath al-Din Abu Shuja` b. Malikshah. 25mm, 2.98 gm

Islamic Gold coin, Great Seljuqs. Muhammad I, AH 492-511/1099-1118 AD. Dinar, Isfahan AH 493. 24mm, 4.32 gm

Abbasid. al-Amin Muhammad, AH 193-198/809-813 AD. AV Dinar, (18mm, 3.96 gm). AH 195. Struck in Egypt. A# 220.2

Samanid. Nuh II b. Nasr, AH 331-343/943-954 AD. AV Dinar (23mm, 4.60 gm), Nishapur AH 341. Zafar below.

Abbasid. Abbasid. al-Ma’mun `Abd Allah, AH 194-218/810-833 AD. AV Dinar, (17mm, 3.80 gm), Struck in Egypt. Citing Tahir (b.al-Husayn) and al-Sari (b. al-Hakam). A# 222.7.

An antique Islamic Great Seljuk Sanjar as viceroy under Muhammad AV pale gold dinar coin. Circa 1099 to 1118. The Seljuk Empire, or the Great Seljuk Empire, was a high medieval, culturally Turco Persi

ANCIENT ISLAMIC, GREAT SELJUK EMPIRE: Sultan Tughril Beg Muhammad, AH 429-455 / AD 1038-1063. AV Dinar (Gold Coin ) Dated AH 452 = AD 1060 . Weight: 3.34 grams.

Samanids. Nasr II b. Ahmad. AH 301-331 / AD 914-943. AV Dinar (22.2mm, 3.36 g, 3h). Al-Muhammadiya mint. Dated AH 318 (AD 930/1). Elaborate calligraphy with braided lam-alifs and ornament formed from

Samanids. Nasr II b. Ahmad. AH 301-331 / AD 914-943. AV Dinar (22.2mm, 4.39 g, 1h). Naysabur mint. Dated AH 329 (AD 940/1). Isolated letters in fields both sides. Bernardi 300Pj; Qatar 3730; Album 144

Islamic Coins, Ottoman Empire, Ahmed I (1012-1026h), Gold Sultani, Haleb 1012h, (19mm 3.44 gm)

Islamic gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Mansur Misr Mint 158 AH 1.97 cm (0.78 inches) 4.15 grams

Islamic Gold Coin. Ghaznavid or Abbasid. 2.75 cm (1.08 inches) 3.45 grams.

Ghaznavid. Mahmud, as Samanid Governor in western Khurasan, AH 384-387/994-997 AD. AV Dinar (23mm, 6.03 gm), Nishapur AH 385. Naming him al-wali sayf al-dawla. A# A1602 (Rare).

A pair of medieval Islamic gold coins featuring Arab calligraphy. Each coin is a testament to the artistic and cultural achievements of the Islamic world during the medieval period. Adorned with intri

Iran. Qajar Dynasty. Fath `Ali Shah, AH 1212-1250/1797-1834 AD. AV Toman (24mm, 4.60 gm). Yazd, AH 1232.

Lot of 2 Islamic Gold Coin Pendants c.19th century and Earlier. Size 23-24 mm, weight 5.06 grams. Antique Persian gold coins with Persian calligraphy with suspension loop. Provenance: From a NYC colle

Iran. Zand Dynasty. Karim Khan, AH 1166-1193/1753-1779. AV Toman, (18mm, 2.71 gm).Qazwin, ndv.

Islamic Gold coin, Fatamid 22mm, 3.64 gm

Iran. Qajar Dynasty. Fath `Ali Shah, AH 1212-1250/1797-1834 AD. AV Toman, Rasht, ndv. (22mm, 4.60 gm)

Islamic Gold Coin. Ghaznavid or Abbasid. 2.47 cm (0.97 inches) 4.29 grams

Islamic Gold Coin. Ghaznavid or Abbasid. 2.34 cm (0.92 inches) 2.85 grams

Iran. Qajar Dynasty. Fath `Ali Shah, AH 1212-1250/1797-1834 AD. AV Toman, (22mm, 4.48 gm). Yazd AH 1238.

Islamic Dynasties, Abbasid. al-Musta`sim, AH 640-656/1242-1258 AD. AV Dinar, Madinat al-Salaam (26mm, 7.3gm)