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Dirhams are big, relatively thin coins. Their weight and fineness were changing during the time, but the average weight is approximately 3 grams. The coins are very nice and specific.
Dirham Silver coin of Islamic empires and countries.
Dollar Standard monetary unit of the United States of America.
Doubloon Spanish gold coins of seventeenth century.
Dirham
An early Islamic silver coin. The name derives from the Greek and Sassanian drachm.
The dinar and dirham were gold and silver coins, respectively, originally minted by the Persians.
- the running series of 12 values (comprised of air post) printed on September 1, 1965 with the effigy of Sheik Saqr, dropped, canceled in three large blocks in London (values in dirhams and riyals); ...
Hisham, AD105-125; AD724-743, AR Dirham. Script both sides, AH 123 (AD741), Wasit mint, Album 136. Near centered, evenly struck, Very Fine....$30 Photo
AC10B. Umayyad Caliphs, temp. Hisham, AD105-125; AD724-743, AR Dirham.
Umayyad, Hisham, 105-125 AH/724-743 AD, AR Dirham,
anonymous type struck at Wasit 122 AH (mint and date sharp clear)
full name Abul Walid Hisham Ibn Abdel Malek, of the Marwanid line, with 5 annulets
Lavoix # 524
Obv.
A monetary unit of Morocco equal to one-hundreth of a dirham.
[Albania, Austria, Avignon, Belgium, France, French States, Katanga, Luxembourg, Monaco, Morocco, Somalia, Sweden, Switzerland-Cantons, Switzerland, Tunisia, West African States, ...
Nasir al-Din Artuq Arslan (1201-1239 AD), Artuqids of Mardin, AE Dirham, AH 599 (1202/1203 AD)
Kufic legend
Turkish male bust (the Sun), 3/4 facing, stars in left and right fields
Five line Kufic legend inside double-hexagram
29mm, 13.39g ...
*49911 ---as-Salih Ismai'il. 1239-1245. Imitative Silver Dirham (2.60) . Islamic legends both sides. Probably struck at Acre, Struck in imitation of Damascus dirham. CCS-3, SNAT-462. . $37.50 [image] ...
Mongolian Persia. 1344-1346 (AH754) Double Dirham
Tabriz mint. Nushirwan (Mongolian ruler of Ilkhanids), and grandson of Ghengis Khan.
Type: ...
Denomination: Silver Dirham.
Mint and Date: no mint or date is visible on this coin, which is normal for this very crudely struck type.
Reference: Album-2275.2, Mitchiner Islamic #1734.
Size: 19.0 x 19.1 mm. Weight: 3.57 grams.
Anonymous Abassid governors ("Afzut" in place of name) 8th Century 1/2 Dirham
Tabaristan mint. Sassanian type.
Type: ...
denarius, and the silver coin a dirham, i.e. drachma. The Latin names of Charlemagne's coins eventually turned up in all the Romance languages, while Germanic versions of the name became current in those languages.
The closest version of the tamgha corresponding to that on the above coins is found on the dirhams of 707AH (1307 AD), copper falus after 706 AH, ...
Currency Dirham
Time zone UTC
Internet TLD .MA
Calling Code 212
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