Numismatica Genevensis SA
Auction 8 24-25 November 2014
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THE UMAYYAD DYNASTY, AH 41-132 (661-750). AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF UMAYYAD COINAGE.
AN UNPUBLISHED COIN. al-Walid I, AH 86-96 (705-715) ou Sulayman, AH 96-99 (715-717).
Dirham AH 96 (714-15), Biramqubadh. Inscription centrale sur trois lignes, entourée d'une légende circulaire / Inscription centrale sur quatre lignes entourée d'une légende circulaire. 2,76g. A - ; Klat - ; Shams Eshragh -.
Très beau.
Unique. Bizamqubadh was the original name for Arrijan, the principal town in the third district of the province of Fars on the Tab River which formed the boundary between Fars and the province of Khuzistan. It is likely that this coin will be recorded as the latest known date for the mint of Bizamqubadh. The city became much better known after it was renamed Arrijan under the Abbasids and Buwayhids.
THE UMAYYAD DYNASTY, AH 41-132 (661-750). AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF UMAYYAD COINAGE.
AN UNPUBLISHED COIN. al-Walid I, AH 86-96 (705-715) ou Sulayman, AH 96-99 (715-717).
Dirham AH 96 (714-15), Biramqubadh. Inscription centrale sur trois lignes, entourée d'une légende circulaire / Inscription centrale sur quatre lignes entourée d'une légende circulaire. 2,76g. A - ; Klat - ; Shams Eshragh -.
Très beau.
Unique. Bizamqubadh was the original name for Arrijan, the principal town in the third district of the province of Fars on the Tab River which formed the boundary between Fars and the province of Khuzistan. It is likely that this coin will be recorded as the latest known date for the mint of Bizamqubadh. The city became much better known after it was renamed Arrijan under the Abbasids and Buwayhids.