MEDIEVAL ISLAMIC: LOT of 96 coins (55 silver) across the Islamic world from the 8th to the 19th century, including Umayyad: 2 AR dirhams (Wasit 117 & 125); Abbasid: 3 AR dirhams and 1 fals; Almohad: AR square dirham ND NM; Alawi Sharifs: 14 cast AEs (eight 4 fulus of the 1280's and six earlier 1 falus, from Fez, Marrakesh, Rabat); Ayyubid: AR dirham Halab (63)7, plus a Crusader imitation dirham; Mamluk: 6 small AR dirhams of Jaqmaq and 2 AEs; Artuqid: AE pictorial dirham (SS-37, corrosion); Rum Seljuk: 9 AR dirhams (including one of Kaykhusraw I Konya (5)92, rare, F-VF with spots of lamination; the rest mostly Kayqubad I of Sivas, some with legible date), and 2 AEs (Kaykhusraw I); Ottoman: 5 AR akces from Mehmet I to Mehmet III, 2 AE mangyrs, 26 cruder small ARs (mostly akces of Ibrahim), plus a 19th century AE each from Ottoman Algiers, Tunisia, Tripoli; Others: 3 billon dammas of Amirs of Sind, 1 uncertain AR and 9 worn AEs, plus 4 worn common ancient coins; average circulated grades, most with basic attribution on accompanying holder; retail value $550, lot of 96 pieces.
Estimate: USD 300 - 350