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Collection: Money Matters, Thursday 3/4

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Dirham of Rusudan of Georgia

Gold coin (Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Alexandria, dated 478 AH (AD 1085–86)

Gold coin (quarter Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Sicily

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.

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)

Imitation of Dinar of al-Amir, Misr

Ottoman Sultani of Suleiman the Magnificent

Gold coin. (whole)
Arabic inscription within a plain and a dotted circle. (reverse)
Arabic inscription; area divided into three by two horizontal lines. (obverse)

Silver Dirham struck in Al Andalus (Islamic Spain)

Umayyad dinar (the standing Caliph)

Umayyad dinar in imitation of a Byzantine solidus of Emperor Herakleios

Gold coin. Umayyad dinar in imitation of Byzantine solidus. (whole)
Cross on steps (crossbar removed). (reverse)
Standing emperor and sons. (obverse)

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