Silver
Silver is a revered metal in numismatics, renowned for its versatility and historical significance. Silver coins, with their timeless shine and rich heritage, hold a special place in coin collections, reflecting the artistic and economic legacy of different eras and cultures.
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Qajar. Fath ‘Ali Shah (1797-1834). AR Riyal. Mint error on reverse. Zanjan
£125.00 -
Afsharids. Shahrukh (1755-1796). AR 2 Rupi. Mashhad
£60.00 -
Safavid. Shah Sultan Husayn (AD 1694-1722). AR Abbasi. Iravan (Yerevan)
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Safavid. Shah Sultan Husayn (AD 1694-1722). AR Abbasi. Iravan (Yerevan). AH 1130
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Abbasid. al-Mu’tamid (870-892). AR Dirham. Mah al-Kufa. AH 257. Citing the heir as Ja’far
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Abbasid. al-Rashid (786-809) AR Dirham. Arran. AH 187. Citing the governor Muhammad b. Yazid
£120.00 -
Seleucid. Seleukos I Nikator (312-281 BC). AR 1/2 Obol. Babylon, circa 311-300.
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Safavid.’Abbas I (1588-1629). AR Bisti. Tabriz
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Safavid.’Abbas I (1588-1629). AR Shahi
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Safavid. Isma’il I, (1501-1524). AR Shahi. Herat. AH 916
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Sasanian Empire. Shapur I (A.D. 241-272). AR Obol
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Parthian Empire. Artabanos I (126-122 BC). AR Tetradrachm. Seleukeia on the Tigris
£570.00
