Ottoman Sultani of Suleiman the Magnificent
subject: Ottoman Sultani of Suleiman the Magnificent, 1520-1566 (AH 926-974), gold, 3.46 g, British Museum
description: Gold coin. (whole) Arabic inscription within a plain and a dotted circle. (reverse) Arabic inscription; area divided into three by two horizontal lines. (obverse)

Gold Mancuso struck by Bonnom/(Berenguer Ramon I), Madinat Barshinuna (Barcelona), 1023 – 1024 in the context of the Reconquista. An imitation of earlier gold dinars struck in al Andalus.
subject: Gold Mancuso struck by Bonnom/(Berenguer Ramon I), Madinat Barshinuna (Barcelona), 1023 – 1024, gold, 3.795 g, American Numismatic Society

Silver Dirham struck in Al Andalus (Islamic Spain)
subject: Silver Dirham struck in Al Andalus (Islamic Spain), 746 (AH 129), silver, 2.9 g, British Museum

Gold tari of King Roger II of Sicily (it is a combination of Byzantine and Islamic motifs, the latter the legacy of Sicily’s Islamic rule)
subject: Gold tari of King Roger II of Sicily, 1142 (AH 537), gold, 0.81 g, British Museum

Gold coin (quarter Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Sicily
subject: Gold coin (quarter Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Sicily, 1035-1094 (AH 427-AH 487), gold, 0.985 g, British Museum

Gold coin (Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Alexandria, dated 478 AH (AD 1085–86)
subject: Gold coin (Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Alexandria, dated 478 AH (AD 1085–86), gold, 4.12 g, British Museum

Anglo-Saxon imitative dinar issued by King Offa of Mercia (c. 730-796)
subject: Anglo-Saxon imitative dinar issued by King Offa of Mercia (c. 730-796), gold, 4.276 g, British Museum

Arab-Sasanian dirham, 7th century
subject: Arab-Sasanian dirham, 696 (AH 77), silver, 3.75 g, British Museum

Dinar of Abd al-Malik, mint of Damascus
subject: Dinar of Abd al-Malik, mint of Damascus, 696-697 (AH 77), gold, 4.25 g, British Museum
description: Inscriptions Obverse Inscription language: Arabic Inscription script: Arabic Inscription translation: Central inscription: There is no God but God, He is alone, He has no associate. Marginal inscription: Muhammad is the Messenger of God. He sent him with Guidance and the true religion that he might overcome all [religions even though the polytheists hate it]. Reverse Inscription language: Arabic Inscription script: Arabic Inscription translation: Central inscription: God is one, God is the eternal, He did not beget and He was not begotten Marginal inscription: In the name of God, this dinar was struck in the year 77.

Byzantine solidus of Emperor Herakleios
subject: Byzantine solidus of Emperor Herakleios, 610-641, gold, 4.393 g, British Museum
description: Gold coin of Heraclius I, minted in Constantinople.