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1 Dinar (Variant - Heavy weight)

País:

Irak

Serie:

1180~1225 - 34th Abbasid Caliph Al Nasir Li Din Allah

Código de catálogo:

iInfringe

Fecha emisión:

iInfringe

Fecha última emisión:

VisitColnectCom

Distribución:

Circulación Estándar

Canto:

Liso/rugoso

Orientación:

Alineación Medalla ↑O↑

Forma:

Circular

Borde:

Elevado. No decorado. Ambas caras

Peso:

11,25 gramos

Diámetro:

31,1 mm

Valor facial:

1 ع.د - Dinar Iraquí

Detalles composición:

100%100%

Descripción:

Anverso :
Círculo exterior:
لله الأمر من قبل و من بعد ويومئذ يفرح المؤمنون بنصر الله

Inner circle:
بسم الله ضرب هذا الدينر بمدينة السلام سنة تسع و ستمائة

Central registration on 5 lines:
الامام
لا اله الا الله
وحده لا شريك له
المستنصر بالله
أمير المؤمنين

Traducciones :
Outer circle, surah 30 verse 4:
Allah has the command, at the beginning and at the end, and on that day the Believers will rejoice.

Inner circle:
In the name of Allah this dinar was minted in the city of Al Salam (Baghdad) in the year nine and six hundred (609 AH / 1213)

Central on 5 lines:
The Imam (decorative effect, read in 3rd line)
There is no god but Allah
Alone without partners
Al Nasser Li-Din-Lleh
Emir of the Believers


Reverso :
Círculo exterior:
محمد رسول الله ارسله بالهدى و دين الحق ليظهره على الدين كله ولو كره المشركون

Center on 4 lines:
الحمد لله
محمد
رسول الله
صلى الله عليه

Traducciones :
Círculo exterior: surah 9 verse 33
It is He who sent His messenger with the right direction and the religion of truth, so that it triumphs over all other religions, however repulsive the associators may have.

Center on 4 lines:
Praise be to Allah
Muhammad
Prophet of Allah
Prayers of Allah on him


Abu Al Abbas "Al Nasir Li Din Lleh" Ahmad Ben Al Hassen Al Mustadhi is the 34th Abbasid Caliph.


De:
Stephen Album
Third Edition, November 2011
Published by
Stephen Album Rare Coins

Early dinars, until about 595, remain light and sloppily struck on
very thin flans, as described above for #266. After 595, they were
much more carefully struck, on much thicker flan. Their weight
varies widely from under 3 to as much as 20 grams, averaging in
the range of 6 to 9 grams. The same standards were retained by
the later ‘Abbasids until their demise in 656. Some cataloguers
have incorrectly divided these into dinars, double dinars, triple
dinars, etc., but in fact they are ingots of random weight termed
dinars, irrespective of weight. Coins over about 12 grams are
scarcer and command a premium, especially now that the price
of gold is approaching $1400 per ounce (Noviembre 2010)

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