MASKUKAT auction #123

TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, HAMMUDIDS. Ali ibn Hammud, in the name of Hisham II. Dirham. (Ar. 2.56g/23mm). 406H. Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) / مدينة سبتة. (Vives 724; Prieto 59b; Muslim Ceuta 15; Ariza Pre9.7). Quoting in IIA the self-proclaimed Ali as Crown Prince: علي / ولى العهد. Good Very Fine. Light tone. Strange.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, HAMMUDIDS. Ali ibn Hammud. Dirham. (Ar. 3.28g/24mm). 407H. Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) / مدينة سبتة. Quoting Crown Prince Yahya: يحيى / ولى العهد. (Vives 730; Prieto 62a; Ariza A4.2). Very Fine. Scarce.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, HAMMUDIDS. Ali ibn Hammud. Dirham. (Ar. 3.44g/24mm). 407H. Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) / مدينة سبتة. Quoting Crown Prince Yahya: يحيى / ولى العهد. (Vives 730; Prieto 62a; Ariza A4.2). Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, HAMMUDIDS. Ali ibn Hammud. Dirham. (Ar. 2.58g/24mm). 408H. Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) / مدينة سبتة. Quoting Crown Prince Yahya: يحيى / ولى العهد. (Vives 731; Prieto 62b; Ariza A4.3). Good Very Fine. Gold tone monetary. Scarce.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, Hammudíes. Al-Qasim ibn Hammud. Dirham. (Ar. 2.66g/23mm). 410H. al-Andalus / الاندلس. (Vives 742; Prieto 69b; Ariza Qa8.2). Quoting Waliy al-'ahd Yahyā / ولي العهد يحيى in IIA. Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, HAMMUDIES. Yahya Ibn Ali, al-Mu'tali. Dirham. (Ar. 2.92g/23mm). 421H. Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) / مدينة سبتة. (Vives 769; Prieto 84d; Ariza Ya10.4). Quoting Qāsim/قاسم in IA. and to Crown Prince Idris / إدريس / ولى العهد in IIA. Very Fine. Two perforations.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, MÁLAGA (Hammudies). Muhammad Ibn Idris, Al-Mahdi. Dirham. (Ve. 4.43g/25mm). 440H. al-Ándalus / الاندلس. (Vives 859; Prieto 104a; Ariza Mu4.1). Citing محمد (Mohammad) in AI. and al يحيى /الامار (al-'Āmir Yahyā) in IIA. Very Fine.
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TAIFAS DEL CALIPHATE, MÁLAGA (Hammudies). Muhammad Ibn Idris, Al-Mahdi. Dirham. (Ve. 2.88g/23mm). 443H. al-Andalus / الاندلس. (Vives 866; Prieto 105). Citing يحيى/لامار (al-'Āmir Yahyā) in IIA. Very Fine-.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Seville (Abadi). Muhammad Ibn Abbad al-Qadi (414-433H). Fractional dirham. (Ve. 0.63g/12mm). Uncirculated. (Prieto and Vives 394; Francés 22, same copy). VF.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, SEVILLE (Abbadíes). Abbad ibn Muhammad, al-Mu'tadid. Dirham. (Ve. 2.17g/24mm). 442H. al-Andalus / الاندلس. (Vives 898; Prieto 397a). Quoting al-hāyib Ismail: اسمعيل / الحاجب in IA. Very Fine-. Two perforations. Strange.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, SEVILLE (Abbadíes). Abbad ibn Muhammad, al-Mu'tadid. Dinar. (Au. 1.28g/20mm). 456H. al-Andalus / الاندلس. (Vives 922; Prieto 400b). Quoting (al-Zāfir) al-Mu'ayad bi-llāh: المويد بالله / الظافر in IA. Good Very Fine. Fraction of 33% with the date perfectly visible. Very rare.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, SEVILLE (Abbadíes). Muhammad ibn Abbas, Al Mu'tamid. (461-484H). Fractional dirham. (Ae. 1.06g/17mm). S/D. (Vives 961; Prieto 414; French 36). Good Very Fine.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, SEVILLE (Abbadíes) WITH ANNEXED MUGoodIA. Muhammad ibn 'Abbad, al-Mu'tamid. Dirham. (Ve. 3.68g/22mm). 481H. Madinat Mursiya (Murcia) / مدينة مرسية. (Vives 986; Prieto 423b-c). Quoting al-Rasīd / الرشيد in IA. and Ibn Ja'far / جعفر/ ابن in IIA. Good Very Fine. Very rare.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Alpunte (Banu al-Qasim). Ahmad, Yumn al-Dawla. (Ar. 0.55g/11mm). 421-434H. (Prieto 349). VF. Very rare.

Prieto attributes this type to Muhammad ibn 'Abd Allah, who ruled between 421-434H, based on the title Yum al-Dawla in the IIA.

Ex Soler y Llach, Auction 1106 (12/18/2018), Lot No. 85.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Córdoba. Anonymous, attributed to the Banu Yahwar. Fraction of a dirham. (Ar. 0.83g/14mm). 422-462 AH (Vives 1398; Prieto 437b; Medina 118). In the name of Imam Abd Allah. VF-. Rare.
Former Ibercoin, Online Auction 23 (03/10/2018), Lot No. 323.
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Taifas del Caliphate, Córdoba. Anonymous, attributed to the Banu Djahwar (422-462H). Fraction of a Dirham. (Ve. 0.98g/15mm). Uncut. (French 356-61; Frochoso BY12-photo 30 (OMNI 05-2014, p. 200-201). In the name of Imam Abd Allah. VF. Interesting specimen with part of the border visible.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Córdoba. Anonymous attributed to the Banu Djahwar (422-462H). Fraction of a Dirham. (Ve. 1.41g/15mm). Undated. (French 356-61; Frochoso BY12-photo 30 (OMNI 05-2014, p. 200-201). In the name of Imam Abd Allah. Good Fine/Very Fine-.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, ZIRIES OF GRANADA. Badis al-Muzaffar, in the name of the Hammoudi caliph Idriss II. Dirham. (Ae. 5.71g/25mm). 429-465H. Medina Granada / مدينة غرناطة. (Vives 852; Prieto 111f). Very Fine-.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, GRANADA (Ziries). Badis al-Muzaffar, in the name of the Hammoudi caliph Idriss II. Dirham. (Ar. 3.63g/25mm). 429-465H. Medina Granada / مدينة غرناطة. (Vives 852; Prieto 111f; Ariza IdII.14.7). Very Fine.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, GRANADA (Ziries). Badis Ibn Habbus al-Muzafar. 1/3 Dinar. (Au. 1.08g/12mm). 429-465H. Medinat Gharnata / مدينة غرناطة. (Pieto 116-18; Medina 77; Prieto-Supplemento nº65). Good Very Fine. Attractive and very rare specimen.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, TOLEDO (Banu Du-l-Nun). Ismail Az-Zafir (428-435H). Fraction of Dirham. (Ve. 0.88g/16mm). S/D. (Vives 1083; Prieto 321c; French 152). Good Very Fine. Strange.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Toledo (Banu Du-l-Nun). Yahya I al-Ma'mun (435-467H). Fractional dirham. (Ve. 1.31g/11mm). Uncut. (Types: Vives 1099 and Prieto y Vives 332). Fleece issue with fractional dinar types. VF+. Irregular blank. Esacasa.
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Taifas of the Caliphate. Anonymous coin attributed to Toledo. Fraction of a Dirham. (Ve. 1.66g/17mm). 441H? (Vives does not cite; Prieto 434; Francés 363). VF-/VF. Very rare.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Toledo (Banu Du-l-Nun). Yahya al-Ma'mun (435-467H). Fraction of a Dinar. (El. 0.55g/13mm). Uncut. (Vives 1100; Prieto 335). VF.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, TOLEDO (Banu Du-l-Nun). Yahya II al-Qadir. Dirham. (Ve. 5.07g/24mm). 474H. Madinat Kunka (Cuenca) / مدينة قونكة. (Vives 1121; Prieto 343b). Good Very Fine. Strange.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, TOLEDO (Dhululnies). Yahya II al-Qadir (476-478H). Dinar fraction. (EI. 1.76g/13mm). S/D. (Vives 1127; Prieto 348; French 201). Good Very Fine.
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TAIFAS DEL CALIPHATE, Anonymous attributed to Toledo. Dinar fraction. (El. 0.54g/11mm). S/D. (Codera and Zaidin (1897) 1047 bis; Ibrahim, Cantó (2003) Supplement to the Kingdoms of Taifas, no. 169, French no. 362). Anv: لااله الاالله / محمدرسول الله. Rev: الح و ل و القوة / الله. (For God / power and might). Very Fine-. Scarce.

Codera attributed this coin to Almería ''because it bears some resemblance to some examples of Vives No. 1047, although the hoard where those examples appeared also contained other different ones from the taifas of Toledo, Badajoz, Córdoba, Valencia, Dénia and Zaragoza. However, preceding the intuition of Dr. Albert Cantó, it would be David Francés who would give a more logical reasoning to its origin, in his book ''On legitimacy, successions and their reflection in Andalusian coinage'' page 137-139, justifying the attribution of this coin to Toledo, during the presence of 'Umar al-Mutawakkil king of Badajoz'.

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TAIFAS DEL CALIPHATE, Anonymous attributed to Toledo. Dinar fraction. (El. 0.79g/13mm). S/D. (Codera and Zaidin (1897) 1047 bis; Ibrahim, Cantó (2003) Supplement to the Kingdoms of Taifas, no. 169, French no. 362). Anv: لااله الاالله / محمدرسول الله. Rev: الح و ل و القوة / الله. (For God / power and might). Very Fine. Scarce.

Codera attributed this coin to Almería ''because it bears some resemblance to some examples of Vives No. 1047, although the hoard where those examples appeared also contained other different ones from the taifas of Toledo, Badajoz, Córdoba, Valencia, Dénia and Zaragoza. However, preceding the intuition of Dr. Albert Cantó, it would be David Francés who would give a more logical reasoning to its origin, in his book ''On legitimacy, successions and their reflection in Andalusian coinage'' page 137-139, justifying the attribution of this coin to Toledo, during the presence of 'Umar al-Mutawakkil king of Badajoz'.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Badajoz (Aftasis). Umar al-Mutawakkil. Fraction of a dirham / handous. (Ve. 0.59g/14mm). 460-487H. (Fochoso III8; French 45-47). VF+. Scarce.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Badajoz (Aftasids). Umar al-Mutawakkil Abu Hasfs. (460–487 AD). Interesting pair of fractional dirhams/handus. Different variants, sizes, and states of preservation. UNDERSTANDING.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Badajoz (Aftasis). 'Umar al-Mutawakkil. Fraction of a Dirham / handous. (Ve. 0.84g/16mm). 460-487 H. S/D. (Vives 1007; Prieto and Vives 378a; Francés 50-51). VF+. Scarce.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, MORON (Banu Dimmar). Anonymous in the name of Imad al-Dawla. Dirham. (Ae. 2.66g/28mm). 458H? al-Andalus / الاندلس. (Francés 272; Francés and Gaspariño, Omni nº6 (2013) p. 118-126). Anv: Up ejaculation: العزة لله (The glory is ''all of it'' for God). Rev: Invocation to Iman Abd Allah and quote: عماد الدوله / الحاجب (el hayib / 'Imad al Dawla). Good Very Fine. Perforations. Very rare specimen.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, VALENCIA (Banu Du-l-nun). Yahya al-Ma'mun (457-457H). Fraction of a Dinar. (E.g. 2.42g/15mm). N/A. (Vives 1108; Prieto 342d; Francés 121-122). VF+. Nice specimen.

Former Ibercoin, Auction 23 (03/10/2018), Lot No. 327.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, ALMERIA (Amíries of Valencia). Abd al-Aziz, al-Mansur. Fraction of a Dirham. (Ar. 0.82g/14mm). 435-439H. al-Mariya (Almería) / المـرية. (Vives type 1035; Prieto 174c). Partially visible obverse border. Citing محمد (Muhammad) / ¿ابن اسود? in IA. and المنصور (al-Mansur/ الناصر (al-Nasir) in IIA. VF. Two perforations. Scarce and interesting specimen.
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TAIFAS OF THE CALIPHATE, ALMERÍA (Banu Sumadih). Ma'an Ibn Sumadih. (Ar. 2.32g/16mm). 433-443 H. Al-Andalus. (Vives 1041; Prieto 354). Very Fine.
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Taifas of the Caliphate, Almería (Banu Sumadih). Ma'an Ibn Sumadih. (Ar. 3.48g/23mm). 433-443 H. al-Andalus / الاندلس. (Vives 1041; Prieto 354). VF/VF+. A beautiful example with a large part of the border visible, especially the reverse where the mint is located.
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Taifas of the Almoravid Caliphate. Interesting complex consisting of three sections/handus. Different variants, sizes, and states of preservation. UNDER EXAMINATION.
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Taifas of the Caliphate and the Almoravids. Interesting collection consisting of five pieces from the Taifas of Córdoba and Almería, as well as a curious covered quirate by Ali Ibn Yusuf. Various sizes and states of preservation. FOR EXAMINATION.
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Taifas and Almoravids. Interesting group consisting of three sections/handus corresponding to the Taifa of Murcia. Different types, sizes, and states of preservation. UNDER EXAMINATION.
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