Islamic Silver Coins: Collection of 12 Coins (about 800-1300 years ago)
This comprehensive collection features twelve silver coins from various Islamic dynasties and caliphates.
Technical Details:
Format: Twelve-coin boxed set
Box ID: ISLAM12CNBOX
Material: Silver
Historical Significance: Islamic coinage represents one of history's most successful and influential monetary systems, circulating from Spain to India during the medieval period. These coins typically feature beautiful Arabic calligraphy rather than human or animal imagery, reflecting Islamic artistic traditions and religious values. They provide important historical evidence for the development of Islamic states, trade networks, and cultural practices. During the medieval period, Islamic silver dirhams were so respected for their consistent weight and purity that they influenced coinage standards throughout Europe and Asia, demonstrating the significant economic power of the Islamic world.
This comprehensive collection features twelve silver coins from various Islamic dynasties and caliphates.
Technical Details:
Format: Twelve-coin boxed set
Box ID: ISLAM12CNBOX
Material: Silver
Historical Significance: Islamic coinage represents one of history's most successful and influential monetary systems, circulating from Spain to India during the medieval period. These coins typically feature beautiful Arabic calligraphy rather than human or animal imagery, reflecting Islamic artistic traditions and religious values. They provide important historical evidence for the development of Islamic states, trade networks, and cultural practices. During the medieval period, Islamic silver dirhams were so respected for their consistent weight and purity that they influenced coinage standards throughout Europe and Asia, demonstrating the significant economic power of the Islamic world.
This comprehensive collection features twelve silver coins from various Islamic dynasties and caliphates.
Technical Details:
Format: Twelve-coin boxed set
Box ID: ISLAM12CNBOX
Material: Silver
Historical Significance: Islamic coinage represents one of history's most successful and influential monetary systems, circulating from Spain to India during the medieval period. These coins typically feature beautiful Arabic calligraphy rather than human or animal imagery, reflecting Islamic artistic traditions and religious values. They provide important historical evidence for the development of Islamic states, trade networks, and cultural practices. During the medieval period, Islamic silver dirhams were so respected for their consistent weight and purity that they influenced coinage standards throughout Europe and Asia, demonstrating the significant economic power of the Islamic world.
