Crusader silver imitative dirham, mint of Acre, 1252 AD
Crusader silver imitative dirham, mint of Acre, 1252 AD Reverse: The Father and the Son/and the Holy Spirit/One God in Arabic
Crusader silver imitative dirham, mint of Acre, 1252 AD. Obverse: Christian religious texts, mint and date all in Arabic, with large encircled cross pattée in obverse center
Crusader gold imitative dinar, Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1250-1302
Obverse Abbreviated Arabic legends. In central field in two lines: One God. Inner circle: +: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Outer circle: Struck in Acre in the year one thousand two hundred, one and ... from the incarnation of the Messiah.
Reverse: Large cross pattée. Arabic legends. In outer ring: We are glorified by the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ the Messiah from Whom we receive out salvation and life. In inner ring: +: and Resurrection, and through whom we are delivered and pardoned.
Billon (silver and copper) obol (1/2 silver denier), Kingdom of Jerusalem, struck under King Baldwin, 1143-1163
Silver denier of Raymond de Poitiers, Principality of Antioch, 1136-1149
Silver denier of Raymond de Poitiers, Principality of Antioch, 1136-1149 Obverse: Portrait of Raymon in inner circle; lettering RAIMVNDVS
Silver denier of Raymond de Poitiers, Principality of Antioch, 1136-1149 Reverse: Cross in inner circle; lettering ANTIOCHIE
Copper follis of Bohemond II, Principality of Antioch, 1126-1130
Copper follis of Bohemond II, Principality of Antioch, 1126-1130 Obverse: Bust of St Peter; OAΠ- TPOC
Copper follis of Bohemond II, Principality of Antioch, 1126-1130 Reverse: Cross; BA-IM/VN-OC