Islamic Silver Dirham (Sultans of Delhi or similar medieval Islamic dynasty)
India / Medieval Islamic Sultanates · 13th-14th Century (c. 1200 - 1400 AD)
A thick, medieval silver coin encased or photographed under a reflective glossy holder showing Arabic or Persian calligraphy divided by geometric lines and borders.
- Country
- India / Medieval Islamic Sultanates
- Year
- 13th-14th Century (c. 1200 - 1400 AD)
- Denomination
- Dirham / Tanka fractional
- Metal
- Silver
- Grade
- Fine to Very Fine (worn surfaces with legible central inscriptions)
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