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Shah Jahan Rupee

Shah Jahan Rupee

Hand-struck silver rupee of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, all-Persian calligraphy in ornate cartouches, dated AH 1064 (AD 1653-1654).

Mughal India
Dirham of Qirwash ibn al-Muqallad

Dirham of Qirwash ibn al-Muqallad

Silver dirham struck under the Uqaylid amir Qirwash ibn al-Muqallad of Mosul, dated 393 AH (1003 CE), with three-line Arabic legends.

Medieval Islamic
Penny of Cnut

Penny of Cnut

Anglo-Saxon silver penny of King Cnut (Canute), showing a diademed bust facing left with a cross-and-pellets reverse, struck c.1024-1030.

Medieval Coins
Shah Jahan Half Rupee

Shah Jahan Half Rupee

Silver half rupee of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, dated AH 1055, carrying Persian-script inscriptions and ornamental borders instead of any portrait.

Mughal India
Standing Liberty Quarter Centennial Gold

Standing Liberty Quarter Centennial Gold

A 2016 U.S. quarter-dollar struck in 1/4 oz of .9999 fine gold, reviving Hermon MacNeil's Standing Liberty design for its 100th anniversary.

Quarter
Mughal Rupee (Akbar)

Mughal Rupee (Akbar)

A hand-struck Mughal silver rupee of Emperor Akbar dated AH 1003 (AD 1594), covered on both faces with flowing Persian calligraphy and ornamental borders.

Historic
Penny of William I

Penny of William I

Hammered silver penny of William the Conqueror, the example showing a profile portrait of the king and a decorated cross reverse, struck circa 1075.

Medieval Coins
Gold Dinar of Malik Shah I

Gold Dinar of Malik Shah I

A hand-struck Seljuk gold dinar naming Malik Shah I (r. 1072–1092), covered in Arabic inscriptions with the ruler's titles and genealogy and an ornamental cartouche.

Islamic (Medieval)
Missouri Centennial Half Dollar

Missouri Centennial Half Dollar

A 1921 U.S. silver commemorative half dollar marking 100 years of Missouri statehood, with a coonskin-capped frontiersman facing left and a frontier-scene reverse.

Classic Commemorative