Online Coin Auction #133

CALIPHAL PERIOD OR LATER. Rectangular amulet. (Pb. 4.13g/26x19mm). Possibly 10th-11th century. Rectangular lead plaque with signs of having been folded as a triptych and remains of two retaining rings at the top. On both sides, five lines of writing in well-executed linear Kufic script. A band runs along the entire edge of both sides, repeating a motif of double diagonal lines forming triangles. On the obverse and reverse, another five lines of writing, but much more deteriorated. (Type AI/IV Amulets). VF+.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1012.
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CALIPHAL PERIOD OR LATER. Rectangular amulet. (Pb. 6.35g/28x25mm). Possibly 10th century. Rectangular lead plaque divided into two equal parts as a result of having been folded as a diptych. Obverse: Framed by a border of dots, nine lines of writing in linear Kufic script. Reverse: Apparently the same as the obverse, but much more degraded. (Type A-IV amulets). VF-.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1014.
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CALIPHAL PERIOD OR LATER. Rectangular amulet. (Pb. 2.94g/23x16mm). Possibly 10th-11th century. Rectangular lead plaque with no apparent signs of suspension elements. In both areas, occupying the central field, are four lines of linear Kufic script, framed by a band, also fully inscribed. (Type AV amulets, with a central sector). VF+.
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Taifa Period or Later. Coin-shaped amulet. (Pb. 2.96g/21mm). Possibly 11th-13th century. In both areas, two concentric circles with double borders and imaginary pseudo-writing. The first borders the piece and, together with the second, defines a circular epigraphic band. The second contains a central epigraphic field divided into three lines. (Similar to Amulets 143. Type B-III). VF.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1049.
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Taifa or Almoravid Period. "Central Sector" Amulet. (Pb. 15.78g/31x22mm). Possibly 11th-12th century. Rectangular lead plaque folded into a closed triptych. This amulet, of the type known as "central sector," features Kufic script. The visible portion displays a Quranic text in simple Kufic script, running along a wide band bordering the piece and a rectangular central sector with at least seven lines of writing. (Similar to Type AV,88 Amulets). VF+.
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Taifa or Almoravid Period. "Central Sector" Amulet. (Pb. 14.05g/30x24mm). Possibly 11th century. Rectangular lead plaque folded into a closed triptych and finished with triangular crenellations along the upper edge. The visible portion features a Quranic text in simple Kufic script, running along a band bordering the piece and within the three rectangles of the central cartouche. (Type AV Amulets). VF+. Unpublished example.
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Taifa or Almoravid Period. Mihrab Amulet. (Pb. 13.33g/26x25mm). Possibly 10th-12th century. Rectangular lead plaque folded into a closed triptych and finished with triangular crenellations on the upper edge. An amulet of the type known as a "mihrab amulet," it features elegant Kufic script on its visible portion. The legends are distributed within a double epigraphic border and a central horseshoe-shaped field containing 10 visible lines of writing. (Type A-VI Amulets). Extremely Fine. Unpublished example.
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Taifa Period or Later. Coin-shaped amulet. (Pb. 2.35g/21mm). 11th-13th centuries. In both areas, two circular epigraphic bands, outlined with a double border. The piece has two perforations. (Gaspariño Type B-III). Very Fine.

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TAIFAS PERIOD OR LATER. Coin-shaped amulet. (Pb. 4.08g/27mm). Possibly 11th-13th century. In both areas, three decreasing concentric circles with double borders. The first borders the piece and, together with the second, defines a circular epigraphic band in linear Kufic script, in which a sequence of what appears to be the word ¿الد? is repeated. Between the second and third circles is a narrow, undecorated band, and within the third circle is a central epigraphic field divided into four lines in which the same inscription as the border appears to be repeated, but much more schematically. The piece has an oval perforation at the bottom. (Similar to Amulets 143. Type B-III). VF-.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1048.
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Taifa or Almoravid Period. Coin-shaped amulet. (Pb. 4.15g/25mm). Possibly 11th-13th century. Both the obverse and reverse feature three decreasing concentric circles with double borders. The first borders the piece, and together with the second, defines a circular epigraphic band. Between the second and third circles is a narrow, undecorated band, and within the third circle is the central epigraphic field divided into three lines and a central dot. (Amulets 143-G34. Type B-III, same specimen). VF+.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1046.
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ALMORAVID PERIOD. Amulet-case. (Pb. 13.15g/33x21mm). Possibly 12th century. Six-sided lead tube-shaped case with an opening on the left side. The piece features linear Kufic script, which runs in two consecutive lines, each occupying one of the longer sides, as well as three lines on the shorter right side. The piece has two holes on one side, likely remnants of two suspension elements. (Amulets 358-N9. Type B-Tubes-with two handles). VF-.

https://wearenumismatics.com/amulets-of-al-andalus/N9.html
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ALMORAVID PERIOD. Amulet-case. (Pb. 19.98g/32x31x7mm). Possibly 12th century. Rectangular lead case with an opening on the shorter right side. It retains two facing suspension rings at the top. In both areas, elegant, raised, linear Kufic script with beveled ends. One word on the obverse: الملك, and another on the reverse: لله, which together mean: "Sovereignty belongs to God." (Amulets 177-D4. Type A-Boxes-III). VF+.

https://wearenumismatics.com/amulets-of-al-andalus/D4.html
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ALMORAVID OR ALMOHAD PERIOD. Fragment of a rectangular amulet. (Pb. 8.00g/57x19mm). Possibly 12th-13th century. Rectangular lead plaque showing signs of having been folded as a closed triptych. The piece is fractured lengthwise down the center, with approximately 40% remaining. Obv: No inscription. Rev: Quranic text in Kufic script, well-crafted, with some strokes ending in a bevel, extending into a border and the central field, where there should have been seven lines. (Only the end of the margin is located: ـ ـ ـ ـ ـ الذي لا يموت). (Amulets 85-G6. Type AV, same example). VF+.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1017.
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ALMORAVID PERIOD OR LATER. Rectangular amulet. (Pb. 16.40g/68x33mm). Possibly 12th-15th century. Rectangular lead plaque divided into two parts with signs of having been folded as a diptych. The piece retains, on the lower part, two of the three openwork triangular crenellations that it must have had as a suspension element. Obv: No inscription. Rev: Quranic texts in elegant and well-drawn Kufic script, which develop in an epigraphic band that surrounds the piece and, in turn, frames a central field divided into two parts. Central texts: لا إله إلّا ألله محمد / رسول ألله الملك / و الواحد لله. (There is no god but God. Muhammad is the Messenger of God. Power and Oneness belong to God.) بسم ألله لا إله / إلّا هو و الملائكة و / أولوا العلم قائما با / لقسط لا إله إلّا هو / العزيز الحكيم. (In the name of God, there is no god but Him, and the angels and those endowed with knowledge proclaim with truth: There is no god but Him, the Mighty, the Wise.) Margin: توكلت على الحيّ الذّي ـ الحيّ الذّي لا يموت (In the name of God, the Merciful, the Merciful! Alive that - the Alive that does not die). (Amulets 365-N11. Type AV, same specimen). Very Fine.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1020.
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ALMOHAD PERIOD OR LATER. Coin-shaped amulet-pendant. (Pb. 5.84g/32x38mm). Possibly 13th-15th century. Large, well-crafted circular piece with a small suspension ring at the top. Both the obverse and reverse are divided into two parts by a fine, incised circular fillet. The outer band is further bordered by another plain, engraved circular fillet. The obverse bears an epigraphic inscription in elaborate Kufic script, with the upper letters beveled: هو ألله احد (ألله) الصمد ما يلد (و ما) يولد. (He is the One God, the Eternal God. He neither begot nor was begotten.) and in the central field a six-pointed star formed by the intersection of two equilateral triangles. The reverse is similar, except that the central star is somewhat larger and has in its center a plain circular field with a central dot: الملك لـلله الاحد الصمد- - -د يلد اى. (Power belongs to God, the One, the Eternal.....). (Type BI amulets; piece published in Manquso No. 8, pp. 80-81). Very Fine.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1035.
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ALMOHAD PERIOD. Amulet. (Weight 19.16g/34x34x5mm). Possibly 13th-14th century. Bronze appliqué with glass paste inlays and multiple traces of gilding. Obverse: It features a circular field surrounded by eight semicircles, each containing a three-petaled flower and traces of different colors: red, green, and blue. The central field contains a pseudo-eight-pointed star with writing inside, which appears to read: "li-llah" (By God!). Reverse: No inscription. The piece has a visible diagonal crack in both areas, giving the impression that it has been glued. (Amulets 388-N28. Propitiatory type; Piece published in Manquso No. 14, p. 146 by Sebastián Gaspariño, same copy). VF.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1078.
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POSSIBLY ALMOHAD OR NASRID. Seal-Ring. (Weight 1.93g). Circular, with two lines of pseudo-Naskh script occupying a square central field and bordered with a wavy frieze. The piece has a break in the ring. Very Fine.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1138.
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ALMOHAD OR NASRID PERIOD. Amulet-case. (Pb. 16.80g/28x26x6mm). Possibly 13th-15th century. Rectangular lead case with an opening on the shorter left side. It retains two suspension rings at the top in a frontal position. In both areas, elegant and raised Naskh cursive script. One word on the obverse: لله. and another on the reverse: العزّ. which together mean "Glory to God." (Amulets 352-N5. Type A-Boxes-III, same example). VF.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1066
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KINGDOM OF GRANADA. Seal. (Pb. 15.39g/32x31x2.5mm). Possibly 10th-15th century. Coin-shaped lead plaque with Naskh script in intaglio. Obv: Negative simulation of a Nasrid dobla design. Rev: Plain, with marks from an old fastening system. According to our sources, it is very likely that this piece is an authentic, but plain, period lead amulet blank. It has been imprinted with a reproduction. VF.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1143.
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Aghlabi or Fatimi. Amulet from the Island of Malta. (Pb. 13.17g/48x30mm). Possibly 9th-11th century. Obv: Framed by a border of dots, an epigraphic band with characters in linear Kufic script that appears to read: لا إله إلا ـ ..ـ (There is no god but...), which in turn frames a central rectangular field in which almost nothing is discernible. Rev: No inscription. (Amulets 443-TN34, same example). VF.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1090.
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Seljuk. Anatolian amulet. (Pb. 3.30g/19x18mm). Possibly 12th-13th century. Square lead plaque with a loss at the bottom. Obv: "Hand of Fatima" with two lines of writing in linear Kufic script with a single stroke. Rev: Legend in three lines of Kufic script. (Amulets 401-N36, same specimen). VF. Very interesting specimen.
Ex Ibercoin, Auction 92, Sebastián Gaspariño Amulets Collection (03/21/2024), Lot No. 1091.
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UMAYYD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (65-86 AH). Felus. (Ae. 2.80g/21mm). 73-77 AH. bi-Halab (Aleppo) / بحلب. (Walker 106; SICA 1, 609; Album 3529). Obv: Caliph standing facing forward, placing his right hand on the hilt of his sword; in the field to the left a whip, around the legend: “عبد الله عبد الملك أمير المؤمنين” (Servant of God, Abd al-Malik, Commander of the Believers). Rev: Cross transformed into a Φ resting on a three-stepped base; on the sides mintmark “بحلب” (bi-Halab, “in Aleppo”) and “واف” (wāfin, “full weight”), around: “لا إله إلا الله وحده محمد رسول الله” (No there is more god than Allah, only Muhammad is the messenger of God). Very Fine.
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UMAYYD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (65-86 AH). Felus. (Ae. 2.76g/19mm). 74-80 AH. Hims (Emesa) / حمص . (Walker 106; SICA 1, 691; Album 3533). Obv: Caliph standing facing forward, placing his right hand on the hilt of his sword; in the field to the left a whip, around the legend: “عبد الله عبد الملك أمير المؤمنين” (Servant of God, Abd al-Malik, Commander of the Believers). Rev: Cross transformed into a Φ resting on a three-stepped base; on the sides mintmark “بحمص” (bi-Hims) and star, all around: “لا إله إلا الله وحده محمد رسول الله” (There is no god but Allah, the only one; Muhammad is the messenger of God). Very Fine-.
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UMAYYD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (65-86 AH). Felus. (Ae. 2.81g/20mm). 74-80 AH. Hims (Emesa) / حمص . (Walker 106; SICA 1, 691; Album 3533). Obv: Caliph standing facing forward, placing his right hand on the hilt of his sword; in the field to the left a whip, around the legend: “عبد الله عبد الملك أمير المؤمنين” (Servant of God, Abd al-Malik, Commander of the Believers). Rev: Cross transformed into a Φ resting on a three-stepped base; on the sides mintmark “بحمص” (bi-Hims) and star, around: “لا إله إلا الله وحده محمد رسول الله” (There is no god but Allah, the only one; Muhammad is the messenger of God). Very Fine-.
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UMAYYD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (65-86 AH). Felus. (Ae. 2.81g/20mm). 73-77 AH. bi-Halab (Aleppo) / بحلب. (Walker 106; SICA 1, 609; Album 3529). Obv: Caliph standing facing forward, placing his right hand on the hilt of his sword; in the field to the left a whip, around the legend: “عبد الله عبد الملك أمير المؤمنين” (Servant of God, Abd al-Malik, Commander of the Believers). Rev: Cross transformed into a Φ resting on a three-stepped base; on the sides mintmark “بحلب” (bi-Halab, “in Aleppo”) and “واف” (wāfin, “full weight”), around: “لا إله إلا الله وحده محمد رسول الله” (No there is more god than Allah, only Muhammad is the messenger of God). Very Fine-.
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UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Anonymous. Felus. (Ae. 5.08g/17mm). 698-710H. (Album 153; Mitchiner 64). VF. Attractive specimen.
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Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus. Anonymous, uncertain period (post-reform). Felus. (Ae. 2.47g/18cm). 77-120H. Uncertain between Filastin (فلسطن) and al-Urdunn (الأردن). (Walker 490; Album 157). Anv: ''Sahada'' in three lines. Rev: Falcon flying to the left, around legend: محمد رسول الله. Very Fine. Queer.
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Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus. Anonymous, uncertain period (post-reform). Felus. (Ae. 2.47g/18cm). 77-132H. al-Ramla / الرملة. (Walker 911; Album 185). Anv: ''Sahada'' in three lines. Orla: لله الملك فسان واف. Rev: الله/ رسول / محمد. Orla: ضربـــ بالرملة. Extremely Fine-. Nice specimen.
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UMAYYD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Anonymous, time of Hisham ibn 'Abd al-Malik. Felus. (Ae. 4.44g/21cm). 116H. Hims (Emesa) / حمص . (Album 177). Date and mint perfectly visible in IIM. Good Very Fine.
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Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus. Anonymous. Felus. (Ae. 3.69g/20mm). 116H? al-Ruhā (Urfa, Türkiye) / الرها. (Darley-Doran 1577-80; Walker p.260, P.133; Album 194). Very Fine-. Vain.
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UMAYYD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS. Anonymous, time of Hisham ibn 'Abd al-Malik. Felus. (Ae. 2.50g/21mm). 120H. Wasit / واسط. (Album 205). Date and mint perfectly possible in IIIM. VF.
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ABBASSI CALIPHATE. Anonymous, Al-Mansur time. Felús (Ae. 2.94g/21mm). 146H. Khazanat Halab / خزنة حلب. (Album 289). Quoting Salih ibn 'Ali in IM. Date and mint perfectly visible at IIM. Good Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE. Time of al-Mansur. Felus. (Ae. 6.33g/24mm). 157H. Qinnasrin / قنسرين. (Album 290; Lavoix 1599). Quoting 'al-Amir Musa' in IIA. and على يد أحمد (held by Ahmad) in IA. Very Fine. Rare specimen.
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Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus, Al-Walid I. Dirham. (Ar. 3.06g/26mm). 92H. Wasit / واسط (Album 128; Klat 687). Extremely Fine. Original shine.
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UMAYYAD CALIPHATE OF DAMAUncirculatedUS, Hisham Ibn Abd al-Malik. Dirham. (Ar. 2.91g/25mm). 123H. Wasit / واسط. (Album 137; Walker 574; Klat 716). VF+. Original luster with partial oxidation on the reverse.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE. al-Mansur. Dirham (Ar. 2.77g/23mm). 145 H. al-Kufa / الكوفة. (S.Album 213.1; Lavoix 646). Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE. al-Mansur. Dirham. (Ar. 2.85g/25mm). 157H. al-Salam /السلام. (Album 213.1; Lowick 1198). Quoting Vizier Ja'far ibn Yahya al-Barmaki in IIA. Very Fine. Internal coinage crack.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE, al-Mahdi. Dirham. (Ar. 2.76g/27mm). 161H. Madinat al-Salam / مدينة السلام. (Album 215.1). Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE, al-Mahdi. Dirham. (Ar. 2.89g/27mm). 163H. Madinat al-Salam / مدينة السلام. (Album 215.1). Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE, al-Rashid. Dirham. (Ar. 2.95g/25mm). 183H. Al-Muhamadiya / المحمدية. (Album 219.2a). Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE. Harun al-Rashid. Dirham. (Ar. 2.83g/23mm). 187H. al-Salam /السلام. (Album 219.2). Good Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE. Harun al-Rashid. Dirham (Ar. 2.88g/23mm). 189H. al-Salam /السلام. (Album 219.2). Very Fine.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE, al-Rashid. Dirham. (Ar. 2.91g/21mm). 191H. Madinat al-Salam /مدينة السلام. (Album 219.2). Good Very Fine.
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IDRISIES, Idris II. Dirham. (Ar. 2.31g/22mm). 192H?. Mint not visible. (Album type 421). Quoting Ali / علي in both areas. VF-. Mint blank. Rare example.
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ABBASID CALIPHATE, al-Rashid. Dirham. (Ar. 2.60g/23mm). 193H. Madinat Bukhara / مدينةبخارا. (Album 219.2a). On reverse, letter a and y above (by 'Ali b. Abi Sa'd), below: Hamuya. Very Fine.
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EASTERN BUWAYHIDS. 'Ali b. Buwayh. Dirham (Ar. 3.01g/25mm). 328H. Arrajan. (Album 1538). Citing Caliph al-Radi in IIA and 'Ali b. Buwayh himself in IA. Good Fine. Coinage crack.
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FATIMIES. al-Zahir. 1/2 dirham. (Ar. 1.67g/17mm). 411-427H. (Album S716; Nicol 1619, type K). Nicol's type K is found only on some unminted dirhams. Good Fine/Fine. Extremely rare.
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FATIMIES, Isma'il al-Mansur (334-341 AH). 1/2 dirham (Ar. 1.35g/16mm). Mint and date outside the flan, possibly Fez. (Album 696F; Nicol 262, type E, catalogued as RRR). Quoting: المنصور بالله / الامام (el-imam/al-Mansur billah) at the top of the obverse, and his laqab on the reverse: اسمعيل / عبد الله ('abd Allah/Isma'il) above and ابوالطاهر (Abu al-Tahir) below. VF. Extremely rare.
This is the only type that includes the laqab of al-Mansur. Similarly, the only known mint for type 214b is the extremely rare Fatimid mint of Fez.
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Fatimid Caliphate, Al-'Aziz. 1/2 dirham. (Ar. 1.35g/19mm). 37?H. Mint not visible. (Nicol Types 833; Album 705). VF.
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FATIMI CALIPHATE, Al-Hakim (386-411 AH). Kharruba. (Ar. 0.13g/8mm). Sicilian coinage without date or mint mark. (Album 712; Nikol 1001). Obv: Al-imam, al-mansur, abu 'ali. Rev: Al-Hakim, bi-amr Allah amir, al-mu'minin, in three lines. VF. Rare example.
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GURIES. Gyat al-Din Muhammad B. Sam (558-599H). Dirham. (Ar. 4.76g/29mm). Undated. Ghazna. (Album 1770). Very Fine-. Repaint.
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SAMANIDS. Mansur I Ibn Nuh. Dirham. (Ar. 3.66g/36mm). 359H. Balkh / بلخ. (Album 1466; Zeno#351147). Very Fine. Remnants of original shine.
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QARAJAN. Arslan Jan Mansur B. Ali Nur al-Dawla (408-415H/1017-1024). Dirham. (Ar. 1.84g/25mm). 409H. Ilaq. (Kochnev 478; Zeno 46762). Very Fine-. Very scarce copy.
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QARAJANITES. GREAT JANS. YUSUF B. 'ABD ALLAH MENTIONING AHMAD B. 'ALI KHAN (403-405 AH/1012-1014). Felus. (Ae. 1.36g/22mm). 395 AH. Al-Sas. (Kochnev 159). VF. Edge break and minting scratches.
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QARAJANI. GREAT JAN'ANS. YUSUF B. 'ABD ALLAH MENTIONING AHMAD B. 'ALI KHAN. Felus. (Ae. 2.91g/27mm). 403H. Al-Sas. (Wilkes 1763). VF-. Mint marks. Very rare example.
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BEYLIQS OF ANATOLIA. AYDIN. II. UMUR BEY (806-808H/1404-1405). Akce. (Ar. 0.74g/16mm). 807H. Without mint. Very Fine. Breaks at the edge.
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BEYLIQS OF ANATOLIA. AYDIN. CELALEDDÍN BAYECIT. 1/2 Akce. (Ar. 0.85g/11mm). Undated. Kastamonu. (Album 1283.1). Very Fine.
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MERINIES / WATTASIES. Attributed to Abu 'l-'Abbas Ahmad (775-786 / 789-796). Dirham. (Ar. 1.42g/13mm). S/C. (Hohertz 799 and 894, cataloged as R). VF. Rare example.
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MERINIES, Abu Faris 'Abd al-'Aziz II. 2/3 Dirham. (Ar. 0.78g/15mm). 796-799H. Without mint. (Hohertz 801b, listed as R). Anv: العلمين / رب / الحمد الله. Rev: المسلمين / العزيز امير / عن امر عبد. Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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MERINIES, Abu Faris 'Abd al-'Aziz II. 2/3 Dirham. (Ar. 0.75g/14mm). 796-799H. Without mint. (Album 543; Hohertz 802, cataloged as RRR). Anv: العالمين / رب / الحمد الله. Rev: المسلمين / العزيز امير / عن امر عبد. Good Very Fine. Very rare.
Ruler referred to by the title of amir al-mu'minin, almost never used by the Marinids.
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MERINIES, 'Abd Al-Haqq II. 2/3 Dirham. (Ar. 0.76g/16mm). 823-869H. Miknasa (Meknes) / مكـناسة. (Hohertz 812, cataloged as RR). Anv: العالمين / رب / الحمد الله. Rev: مكـناسة / المسلمين تع / عبد الحق امير. Good Very Fine. Strange.
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MERINIES, 'Abd Al-Haqq II. 2/3 dirham. (Ar. 0.87g/14mm). 823-869H. Without mint. (Hohertz 831, cataloged as RR). Anv: واليك المصير/ واليك انبنا / توكلنا / ربنا عليك. Rev: ايده اللّٰه / امير المسلمين / عبد الحق / الغالب بالله. Very Fine. Rare copy.
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MERINÍES. Anonymous. 1/3 Dirham. (Ar. 0.40g/11mm). Without mint. (Hohertz 853). Anv: لا قوة الا / بالله. Rev: الأمر كله / لله وحده. Very Fine-. Rare specimen.
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MERINÍES. Anonymous. 1/3 Dirham. (Ar. 0.40g/11mm). Sabta (Ceuta) / سبتة. (Hohertz 854, cataloged as RRR). Anv: لا قوة الا / بالله. Rev: الأمر كله / لله وحده. Good Very Fine. Very rare specimen.
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ALAWIES. Moulay Ismail. Dirham mazuna. (Ar. 0.86g/16mm). Fas (Fez). Very Fine.
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Interesting pair of Alawie coins. Different sizes and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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Selyukis of Rum (Anatolia). Sulayman II, 2nd reign. Felus. (Ar. 7.18g/29mm). 595H. (Album 1202.2; Broome 57b). Obv: Horseman riding right and carrying a mace between stars. Rev: Central legend in three lines and visible border. VF. Scarce.
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SELYUKI OF RUM (Anatolia). Sulayman II, 2nd reign. Felus. (Ar. 5.24g/27mm). 595H?. (Album 1202.2). Obv: Horseman riding right and carrying a mace between stars. Rev: Central legend in three lines and the hundred of the date visible (500), as the end of the border. VF. Scarce.
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SELYUKIS OF RUM. Ghiyas ad-Din Kaykhusraw I b. Qilij Arslan (1st reign, 588-595 AH). Felus. (Ae. 3.17g/22mm). N/A. (Album 1202). Obv: Horseman galloping right carrying a sword, surrounded by three stars. Rev: Legend in 4 lines. VF+.
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SELJUKI OF RUM, 'Izz al-Din Kay Ka'us I (608-616H). Dirham. (Ae. 3.51g/24mm). S/D. (Album 1209). Anv: الامام النا (Iman al-Na)/ صر لدين الله (sir li-din Allah)/ امير المؤمنين (Emir of the Believers). Rev: السلطان (the sultan)/ الغالب كيكاو (al-ghalib Kayka'u)/ س بن كيخسرو (s son of Kaykhusraw). Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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ARTUQUÍES DE MARDÍN. Qutb al-Din Il-Ghazi II (572-580H). Dirham. (Ae. 6.27g/31mm). S/D. (Edhem 39; Album 1828). Anv: Diademed head on the right surrounded by a square border; around in four segments: بن البي بن / تمرتاش بن / ايل غازي / بن اربق (Bin Alpi bin Timurtash bin Il-Ghazi bin Artuq). Rev: In five lines: شاه / ديار بكر (Il-Ghazi, for our Lord al-Malik al-'Alim al-'Adil Qutb al-Din, King of the princes/rulers Shah Diyarbakr). Very Fine-. Cleaned.
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MARDIN CROCODILES. Yülük Arslan Husam A-Din (580-597 AH). Dirham. (Ar. 15.43g/33mm). Mardin. 596 AH. Obv: Seated Turkish soldier facing forward with crossed legs, holding a severed head in his left hand and brandishing a sword in his right; to the left: Nur al-Dim. Rev: In the center, the name and titles of the Abbasid caliph al-Nasir in three lines; around, the name and titles of the Ayyubid governor Az-Zahir Gazi; on the outer margin, Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan, date. (Mitchiner 1977-1042var.; Spengler/Sayles2-36.3; Album 1829.4). VF-. Oxidation. Scarce.
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ARTUQUÍES OF MARDÍN. Nasir al-Din Artuq Arslan. Dirham. (Ae. 6.27g/31mm). 623H. Mint uncertain. (Album 1830.8; Mitchiner 1062). Obv: Draped male bust facing forward, surrounded by a Kufic legend with the name and titles of the Seljuk Sultan Ala al-Din Kay Qubadh. Rev: Legend in five lines with the names and titles of the Abbasid Caliph al-Mustansir and Artuq Arslan. VF-. Cleaned.
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OTTOMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set of four sealing wax molds, dating from the 17th to 19th centuries. All with different designs and inscriptions. Various sizes and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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PETER OF HUEUncirculatedA (1094-1104). Dinero. (Ve. 0.97g/16mm). Jaca, Huesca. (Crus VS 213). Obv: Bust of Peter facing left, around the legend: PETRVS REX. Rev: Tree surmounted by a cross, on either side the legend: ARA-GON. VF-. Very scarce.
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PETER OF HUEUncirculatedA (1094-1104). Dinero. (Ve. 0.82g/17mm). Jaca, Huesca. (Crus VS 213). Obv: Bust of Peter facing left, around the legend: PETRVS REX. Rev: Tree surmounted by a cross, on either side the legend: ARA-GON. VF-. Very scarce.
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ALFONSO THE BATTLER (1104-1134). Dinero. (Ve. 1.04g/19mm). Jaca, Huesca. (Crus VS 217). Obv: Effigy of Alfonso the Battler facing left, cutting a border, around the legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Tree surmounted by a cross, on either side the horizontal legend: ARA-GON. VF. Rare.
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PETER II (1196-1213). Dinero. (Ve. 1.11g/18mm). Aragon. (Cru.VS 302). Obv: Crowned bust of Peter II facing left, legend around: PETR REX. Rev: Cross on a tree, legend around: ARAGON. VF.
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JAMES I (1213-1276). Dinero. (Ve. 1.04g/18mm). Barcelona. (Cru.VS 308). Obv: Crowned bust of James I facing left, around legend: BARQVINO. Rev: Cross cutting a border, rosettes in the first and fourth quadrants, three dots in the second and third quadrants, around legend: IACOB REX. VF. Iridescent tone.
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JAMES I (1213-1276). Dinero. (Ve. 0.76g/17mm). Marseille, County of Provence. (Cru.VS 174; Cru CG 2124). Crowned bust of James I facing left within a circular border, around the legend: REX ARA GONE. Rev: Cross passant with three dots at the ends, around the legend: PO VI NC IA. VF/VF-. Rare.
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JAMES II (1291-1327). Dinero. (Ve. 1.04g/17mm). Barcelona. (Cru.VS 344.1). Obv: Bust of James II crowned left within a circular border, around legend: IACOBUS REX. Rev: Cross passant with rings in 1st and 4th quadrants and three dots in 2nd and 3rd quadrants, around legend: BA CI NO NA. Very Fine.
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PETER III (1336-1387). Dinero. (Ve. 1.20g/17mm). Aragon. (Cru.VS 463). Obv: Crowned bust of Peter III facing left within a circular border, around the legend: ARAGON. Rev: Patriarchal cross within a circular border, around the legend: PETRVS DI GRA REX. Very Fine.
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MARTIN I (1396-1410). 1 Real. (Weight 3.09g/23mm). Majorca. (Cru.VS 519). Obv: Crowned effigy of Martin I facing forward between two oxen, all within a polylobed border, around the legend: MARTINVS DEI GRACIA REX. Rev: Latin cross cutting through a polylobed border and oxen in the four quadrants, around the legend: ARAGONUM ET MAIORICARUM. Good Fine/Very Fine-. Rare example.
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FERNANDO I (1412-1416). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.18g/24mm). Majorca, Mint Master: Joan Torrelló y Lloscos (1413-1416). (Cru.VS 770 var). Obv: Bust of Ferdinand I, crowned and in armor, facing forward, between a lion and an ox, within a lobed border, around the legend: FERDINANDUS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Latin cross with lions in the 1st and 4th quadrants and oxen in the 2nd and 3rd quadrants, within a lobed border, around the legend: ARAGONUM ET MAIORICARUM. Very Fine. Rare example.
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ALFONSO VI (1416-1458). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.07g/24mm). Majorca. (Cru.VS 840). Obv: Bust of Alfonso IV crowned and wearing a cuirass, facing forward within a lobed border, around the legend: ALFONSUS DEI GRACIA REX. Rev: Latin cross with oxen in the four quadrants, all within a lobed border, around the legend: ARAGONUM ET MAIORICARUM. Good Very Fine. Rare example.
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Agramunt. Senyal. (Ar. 1.02g/13mm). (Crusafont-1334). Very Fine-.
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ALFONSO VI (1073-1109). "Creation" coin. (Ve. 1.04g/17mm). Toledo. (FAB-8). Obv: Cross patée within a circular border, around legend: ANFVS REX +. Rev: Two rings with an inner dot and two stars, all within a circular border, around legend: TOLETVM. Good Very Fine.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.74g/18mm). Toledo. (FAB-23, as Alfonso I of Aragon). Obv: Bare head of Alfonso VIII facing left within a circular border, around the legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Cross pattée with star and central dot in the 1st and 4th quadrants, all within a circular border, around the legend: TOLLETA. VF. Toned.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.83g/19mm). Itinerant battle workshop. (FAB-23, as Alfonso I of Aragon). Obv: Bare head of Alfonso VIII facing left within a circular border, around the legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Cross pattée with star and central dot in the 1st and 4th quadrants, all within a circular border, around the legend: TOLLETA. VF.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.76g/18mm). Toledo. (FAB-25.3 as Alfonso I of Aragon). Obv: Bust facing left within a circular border, around the legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Cross patée with star in the first and fourth quadrants, all within a circular border, around the legend: TOLLETA. VF.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.71g/17mm). Calahorra. (MMM A8:38.6; FAB-196). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso VIII facing left, legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Castle with an ornate central cross, a star to the left, a C to the right, legend: CASTELE. Very Fine-. Fold mark.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.80g/17mm). Mint mark: crescent, possibly Toledo. (FAB-204.2). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso VIII facing left, dot behind, legend around: ANFVS REX. Rev: Castle with central cross flanked by crescent and star, legend around: CASTELE. VF-.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.74g/17mm). Possibly Toledo. (FAB-205). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso VIII facing left, dot behind, legend around: ANFVS REX. Rev: Castle with central cross flanked by stars, legend around: CASTELE. VF. Mint marks.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Dinero. (Ve. 0.78g/18mm). Possibly Toledo. (FAB-205). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso VIII facing left, legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Castle with an ornate central cross, crescent to the left, star to the right, legend: CASTELE. VF.
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ALFONSO VIII (1158-1214). Meaja. (Ve. 0.19g/13mm). Possibly Toledo. (MMM A8:39.9; FAB-206). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso VIII facing left, around legend: ANFVS REX. Rev: Castle with an ornate central cross, between stars, around legend: CASTELE. VF-.
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ALFONSO IX (1188-1230). Dinero. (Ve. 0.67g/16mm). Mint unknown. (MMM A9:6.37; FAB-121.1). Obv: Floret cross and scallops in the quarters, around the legend: ANFONS REX. Rev: Lion to the right above the cross, below the legend: LEO, in front a retrograde R. VF-. Traces of original silvering. Scarce.
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ALFONSO IX (1188-1230). Coin. (Ar. 0.73g/16mm). Santiago de Compostela. (FAB-130.3). Obv: Floret cross and scallop shells in the quarters, around the legend: ANFONS REX. Rev: Lion facing right, above a cross potent and scallop shell, below: LEO, in front between the paws: SI (superimposed) and a cross potent. Very Fine. Blank missing. Scarce example.
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ALFONSO IX (1188-1230). Benavente Court Coin. (Ve. 0.82g/17mm). Mint unknown, unmarked. (FAB-131.1). Obv: Floret cross and scallop shells in the quarters, legend around: ANFONS REX. Rev: Lion facing right with crescent between its paws, above cross and scallop shell, legend below: LEO. VF-. Scarce.
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ALFONSO IX (1188-1230). Benavente Court Coin. (Ve. 0.76g/17mm). Crescent mint mark. (MMM A9:6.45; FAB-135.1). Obv: Floret cross and scallop shells in the quarters, around the legend: ANFONS REX. Rev: Lion facing right with a crescent between its paws, above a cross and scallop shell, in front a crescent, below the legend: LEO. VF. Scarce.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine Dinero "of the 1st Granada War". (Ve. 0.79g/17mm). Mint mark: Star. (FAB-234). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Castles and lions with mint mark, star in the 1st quadrant. VF.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin "of the 1st Granada War". (Ve. 0.74g/16mm). Mint mark: Star. (FAB-234). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Castles and lions with mint mark, star in the 1st quadrant. VF+.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin from the First War of Granada. (Ve. 0.55g/18mm). Mint mark: Cross. (FAB-235). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Quartered with castles and lions, with a cross in the first quarter. VF+. Attractive example.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin "of the 1st Granada War". (Ve. 0.79g/18mm). Mint mark: Cross. (FAB-235). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Quartered with castles and lions, with a cross in the first quarter. VF.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin of the First War of Granada. (Ve. 0.61g/18mm). Mint mark: Crescent. (FAB-238). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Castles and lions with a crescent mark in the first quadrant. VF.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin from the First War of Granada. (Ve. 1.01g/18mm). Mint mark: Crescent. (FAB-238). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Castles and lions with a crescent mark in the first quadrant. VF+. Interesting example of rich billon coinage.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin from the First War of Granada. (Ve. 0.58g/18mm). Mint mark: dot. (FAB-240). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALFONSVS REX CASTELLE ET LEGIONIS. Rev: Castles and lions with mint mark in the first quadrant. VF. Attractive example.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Alfonsine coin "of the 1st Granada War". (Ve. 0.34g/12mm). No mint mark. (MMM A10:5.1; FAB-247, as an obol). Obv: Legend in six lines: ALF/ONSVS/REX CAS/TELLE E/T LEGIO/NIS. Rev: Quartered with castles and lions. Good Fine.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Black coin. (Ae. 1.52g/19mm). Murcia. (FAB-253, as a pepión). Obv: Castle, below: M, all within a circular border, around the legend: ALF REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion to the left within a circular border, around the legend: ET LEGIONIS. VF-. Oxidations.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Dinero prieto. (See 0.94g/20mm). Mint mark: three dots. (MMM A10:6.36; FAB-257, as a pepión). Obv: Castle and below, three dots, all within a circular border, around the legend: ALF REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion facing left within a circular border, around the legend: ET LEGIONIS. VF+. Very slight edge loss. Attractive and very rare example.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Blanca Alfonsí (Novén). (Ve. 0.70g/18mm). León. (FAB-267.1). Obv: Castle, below: L, all within a polylobed border, around the legend: MONETA CASTELLE. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ET LEGIONIS. Very Fine.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Dinero Prieto. (Ve. 0.83g/17mm). No mint mark. (FAB-276). Obv: Castle within a circular border, around the legend: ALF REX CASTEL. Rev: Lion facing right within a circular border, around the legend: ET LEGIONIS. VF.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Pugesa / Obol. (Ve. 0.49g/14mm). No mint mark. (FAB-280). Obv: Castle within a square border, around the legend: CASTELLE. Rev: Lion passant to the left within a square border, around the legend: LEGIONIS. VF.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Pugesa / Obol. (Ve. 0.47g/14mm). No mint mark. (FAB-280). Obv: Castle within a square border, around the legend: CASTELLE. Rev: Lion passant to the left with three dots on its tail, all within a square border, around the legend: LEGIONIS. VF.
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ALFONSO X (1252-1284). Pugesa/Obol. (Ve. 0.53g/14mm). Mint mark: Crescent. (FAB-288). Obv: Castle, above the right tower Crescent, all within a square border, around the legend: CASTELLE. Rev: Lion passant to the left within a square border, around the legend: LEGIONIS. VF+.
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Interesting collection of 11 coins from the reigns of Alfonso VIII, Alfonso IX, and Alfonso X. Different sizes, dimensions, and states of preservation. For examination.
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SANCHO IV (1284-1295). Cornado. (Ve. 0.86g/19mm). Burgos. (FAB-296). Obv: Crowned bust of Sancho IV facing left, around legend: SANCII REX. Rev: Castle with cross on central stem between B and star, around legend: CASTELLE E LEGIONIS. Good Very Fine. Tone.
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SANCHO IV (1284-1295). Cornado. (Ve. 0.83g/19mm). Seville. (FAB-301.2). Obv: Crowned bust facing left, around legend: SANCII REX. Rev: Castle with cross on central stem between stars and S on the gate, around legend: CASTELLE E LEGIONIS. Good Very Fine. Tone.
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SANCHO IV (1284-1295). Cornado. (Ve. 0.86g/19mm). Jaén. (MMM S4:3.19; FAB does not cite). Obv: Crowned bust of Sancho IV facing left, around legend: SANCII REX. Rev: Castle with cross on central stem between stars, and letter I on the gate, around legend: CASTELLE E LEGIONIS. Good Very Fine.
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SANCHO IV (1284-1295). Crowned Meaja. (Ae. 0.88g/17mm). Burgos. (FAB-308, as Seisén). Obv: Crowned bust of Sancho IV facing left within a circular border, around the legend: SANCII REX. Rev: Cross pattée with star in the 1st quadrant and B in the 4th, around the legend: CASTELLE E LEGIONIS. Good Very Fine.
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FERNANDO IV (1295-1312). Dinero. (Ve. 1.10g/19mm). Cuenca. (FAB-322.1, as pepión). Obv: Castle, below B, all within a circular border, around the legend: F REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a circular border, around the legend: ET LEGIONIS. Good Very Fine.
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FERNANDO IV (1295-1312). Dinero. (Ve. 0.68g/19mm). Seville. (FAB-254.1, as a pepión). Obv: Castle and below, a slanted S, all within a circular border, around the legend: F REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion to the left within a circular border, around the legend: ET LEGIONIS. VF+.
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FERNANDO IV (1295-1312). Dinero. (Ve. 1.04g/18mm). Mint mark: Three dots, mint undetermined. (FAB-328, as a pepion). Obv: Castle, below three dots, all within a circular border, around the legend: F REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion to the left within a circular border: ET LEGIONIS. Very Fine-.
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ALFONSO XI (1312-1350). Cornado. (Ve. 0.59g/18mm). Burgos. (FAB-335.1). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso XI facing left, around legend: ALFONS REX. Rev: Castle, between the main tower B and star, around legend: CASTELLE ET LEGIONIS. Good Very Fine. Missing flan
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ALFONSO XI (1312-1350). Cornado. (Ve. 0.84g/18mm). Murcia. (FAB-339.2). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso XI facing left, around legend: ALFONS REX. Rev: Castle, on the gate mint mark: M, above the two towers of the castle star-shaped rings, around legend: CASTELLE ET LEGIONIS. Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XI (1312-1350). Coronado/Cornado Dinero. (Ve. 0.73g/19mm). Seville. (MMM A11:4.1; FAB-344.2). Obv: Crowned bust of Alfonso XI facing left within a dotted border, around the legend: ALFO V DEI REX. Rev: Castle, below S, around the legend: CASTELLE ET LEGIONIS. Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XI (1312-1350). Dinero. (Ve. 0.56g/18mm). Seville. (MMM A11:8.4; FAB-353). Obv: Castle, below S, all within a lobed border, around the legend: AL DI GRA REX CAST L. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: AL DI GRA REX LEGIO. Very Fine-.
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ALFONSO XI (1312-1350). Dinero Novén. (Ve. 0.65g/17mm). Seville. (FAB-358). Obv: Castle, below recumbent S, all within a square border, around legend: ALF REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion passing to the left, around legend: ET LEGIONIS. Very Fine-.
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PETER I (1350-1368). Real. (Ar. 3.53g/25mm). Seville. (FAB-380). Obv: Crowned P, around a circular legend in two lines: DOMINVS MICHI ADIVTOR ET EGO DISPICIAM INIMICOS MEOS. Rev: Quartered with castles and rampant lions to the left within a four-lobed border, below: S, around a legend: PETRVS REX CASTELLE E LEGIONI. Encapsulated by NGC AU55. A beautiful example.
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PETER I (1350-1369). 4 Maravedís? (See 5.54g/32mm). Seville. (FAB-386). Obv: Three-towered castle with a flower on the central tower, below S, all within a lobed border, around the legend: PETRVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE E LEGIONIS. Rev: Rampant lion to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: PETRVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE LEGIONIS. VF+. Attractive example.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Real de Vellón. (Ve. 1.64g/25mm). No mint mark. (FAB-432). Obv: Crowned bust facing forward between crowned E and N, all within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE. Rev: Quartered with castles and rampant lions to the left, within a quatrefoil border with four roundels, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE. VF. Scarce example.
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Henry II (1368-1379). Real de Vellón. (Ve. 1.62g/25mm). No mint mark. (FAB-432). Obv: Crowned bust facing forward between crowned E and N, all within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE. Rev: Quartered with castles and rampant lions to the left, within a quatrefoil border with four roundels, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE. Good Fine. Scarce. Includes a quill-pen overprint from the former collector.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Crossed. (Ve. 1.94g/20mm). No mint mark. (FAB-456). Obv: Crowned head of Henry II facing left within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX LEGIONIS. Rev: Latin cross, in the quarters ENST, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CASTELLE. VF-. Mint marks.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Cornado. (Ve. 0.98g/20mm). Burgos. (FAB-486). Obv: Crowned bust of Henry II facing left, around legend: ENRICVS REX. Rev: Castle, below B, around legend: CASTELLE E LEGIONI. Very Fine.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Cornado. (Ve. 0.89g/18mm). Toledo. (FAB-492). Obv: Crowned bust of Henry II facing left, around legend: ENRICVS REX. Rev: Castle, below: T, around legend: CASTELE E LEGION. Very Fine.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Dinero Novén. (Ve. 0.90g/19mm). Burgos. (FAB-494). Obv: Castle, below B, all within a square border, around legend: ENRICVS REX C. Rev: Lion rampant to the left with a ring under its claws, all within a square border, around legend: REX DEI GRACI. Very Fine.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Novén. (Ve. 0.57g/19mm). León. (FAB-498). Obv: Castle, below: L, all within a square border, around legend: ENRICVS REX CA. Rev: Lion rampant to the left, C in front, all within a square border, around legend: ENRICVS REX LE. Good Very Fine.
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HENRY II (1369-1379). Cornado. (Ve. 0.66g/18mm). Seville. (Imperatrix E2:19.5; FAB-593 as Henry III). Obv: Crowned head of Henry II to the left within a border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRA. Rev: Castle, below S, within a border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRA. Very Fine-.
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HENRY II (1368-1379). Dinero novén. (Ve. 0.51g/19mm). Toledo. (FAB-610 var, as Henry III). Obv: Castle and below T, all within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX LEGIONIS. VF.
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JUAN I (1379-1390). Real. (Ar. 2.99g/26mm). S/D. Seville. (FAB-539.1). Obv: Crowned IOHN, around legend in two lines: DOMINVS MICHI ADIVTOR ET EGO DISPICIAM INIMICOS MEOS. Rev: Quarterly of castles and rampant lions to the left within a quatrefoil border, below mint mark S and fleurons, around legend: IOHANIS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE. VF-. Small flaw on the edge.
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JOHN I (1379-1390). Blanca del Agnus Dei. (Ve. 1.53g/22mm). Burgos. (FAB-549). Obv: Agnus Dei to the left with standard and roundel between the legs, all within a circular border, around the legend: AGNVS DEI QVIT. Rev: Crowned and flanked by B and S, all within a circular border, around the legend: PECATA MVNDI MISE. Very Fine.
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JOHN I (1379-1390). Blanca del Agnus Dei. (Ve. 0.98g/21mm). Toledo. (FAB-557.1). Obv: Agnus Dei to the left with a standard, in front: T, all within a circular border and around the legend: AGNVS DEI QVI TOLIS PE. Rev: Crowned Y within a border, between: TO, around the legend: CATA MVNDI MISERE N. Very Fine.
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John I (1379-1390). Cornado. (Ve. 0.64g/18mm). Burgos. (FAB-566.1). Obv: Crowned bust of John I facing left, around legend: IOHANES REX. Rev: Castle, above the towers: BV, below: B, around legend: CASTELLE E LEGIONIS. Very Fine.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). Blanca. (Ae. 1.67g/23mm). Burgos. (FAB-597). Obv: Castle, below: B, all within a polylobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA RE. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX. Very Fine.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). Blanca. (Ae. 1.88g/23mm). Coruña. (FAB-599). Obv: Castle, below: Scallop shell, all within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. VF-.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). Blanca. (Ae. 1.50g/23mm). Cuenca. (FAB-600). Obv: Castle, below bowl, all within a lobed border, around legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Very Fine.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). Blanca. (Ae. 1.83g/24mm). Seville. (FAB-602). Obv: Castle, below S, all within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. VF-.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). Blanca. (Ae. 1.67g/23mm). Seville. (FAB-602.2). Obv: Castle, below: S, all within a polylobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CASTEL. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX LEGIO. VF+.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). Blanca. (Ae. 1.73g/24mm). Toledo. (FAB-603). Obv: Castle, below: T, all within a polylobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA RE. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX. Very Fine.
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HENRY III (1390-1406). 1/2 Blanca. (Weight 1.46g/20mm). Seville. FAB-607). Obv: Castle, below: S, within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX LEGIO. Very Fine.
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JOHN II (1406-1454). Blanca. (Ae. 1.87g/22mm). Seville. (FAB-628.1). Obv: Castle, below S, within a lobed border, around the legend: IOHANES REX CASTELLE. Rev: Lion rampant to the left within a lobed border, around the legend: IOHANES REX LEGIO. VF.
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JOHN II? Interesting and rare stamp-pendant. (Pb. 9.27g/36mm). Obv: Circular stamp with legend, flanked by lions? Rev: No inscription. Good Fine. Fragmented.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). 1/2 Real (Ar. 1.54g/21mm). Unknown. Segovia. (FAB-698.2). Obv: Crowned EN within a lobed border with star-shaped rosettes. Legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX CAS; Rev: Castle between stars and below, mint mark, all within a lobed border. Legend: ENRICVS QVARTVS REX CAS. VF. Very scarce.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.41g/21mm). Seville. (FAB-721). Obv: Crowned monogram HEN within a polylobed border, around the legend: XPS VINCIT XPS REGNA. Rev: Quartered with castles and lions, S at the base of the vertical stem, all within a polylobed border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTE. VF+. Small imperfection on the edge. Scarce example.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). Quarter coin. (Ve. 3.16g/27mm). Burgos. (FAB-739). Obv: Crowned and cuirassed bust of Henry IV facing forward, within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS CARTVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Castle, below: B, all within a globlar border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CASTELLE ELEGI. EF-. Interesting example of rich billon coinage.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). Quarter coin. (Ve. 3.04g/27mm). Burgos. (FAB-739). Obv: Crowned and cuirassed bust of Henry IV facing forward, within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS CARTVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Castle, below: b, all within a globlar border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CASTELLE. VF.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). Quarter coin. (Ar. 3.32g/27mm). Seville. (Imperatrix E4:14.153; FAB-755.8). Obv: Crowned bust of Henry IV facing forward, on the field flanked by a bouquet of pomegranates, all within a circular border, around which the legend reads: ENRICVS CARTVS DEI GRACIA REX. Rev: Castle, below S, all within a double polylobed border which in turn is surrounded by a circular one, around which the legend reads: ENRICVS GRACIA REX CASTE. VF-/VF.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). Quarter coin. (Ar. 2.70g/27mm). Seville. (Imperatrix E4:14.153; FAB-755.8). Obv: Crowned bust of Henry IV facing forward, on the field flanked by a bouquet of pomegranates, all within a circular border, around which the legend reads: ENRICVS CARTVS DEI GRACIA REX. Rev: Castle, below S, all within a double polylobed border which in turn is surrounded by a circular one, around which the legend reads: ENRICVS GRACIA REX CASTE. Very Fine-.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). Quarter coin. (Ar. 3.03g/26mm). Seville. (FAB-755 var). Obv: Crowned bust of Henry IV facing forward, all within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS REX CARTVS CASTELLE. Rev: Castle, below S, all within a double polylobed border which in turn is surrounded by a circular one, around the legend: ENRICVS CVARTVS REX CAST. VF. Deposits.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). 1 Maravedí. (Ve. 2.34g/24mm). Burgos. (FAB-791). Obv: Castle, below B as mint mark all within a circular border, around legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Crowned and rampant lion to the left within a circular border, around legend: ENRICVS CARTVS DEI GRA. Very Fine.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). Maravedí. (Ve. 1.73g/24mm). Cuenca. (FAB-794,var). Obv: Castle with a star-shaped roundel to the right, below a bowl, all within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS QUARTVS REX CASTELLE. Rev: Crowned and rampant lion to the left with a pomegranate at its feet, all within a circular border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX. Fine-. Fold with a crack.
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HENRY IV (1454-1474). White with a diamond. (Ve. 0.96g/20mm). Burgos. (Imperatrix E4:31.17; FAB-828). Obv: Castle, below: B, all within a rhomboidal border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Lion rampant and crowned to the left with a star under its claws, all within a border, around the legend: XPS VINCIT XPS R. Good Very Fine.
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Interesting set of 6 assorted billon coins minted between the reigns of Alfonso VIII and Henry IV. Different sizes, weights, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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PRINCESS ISABELLA (1471-1474). Diamond blanca. (See 0.81g/18mm). Ávila. (FAB-827.5, as Henry IV). Obv: Castle, to the left: P, below: A, all within a rhomboidal border, around the legend: ENRICVS DEI GRACIA. Rev: Rampant and crowned lion to the left within a rhomboidal border and a central dot on each of its sides, around the legend: XPS VINCIT XPS R. Fine. Blank missing. Very rare example.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). White. (Ae. 1.31g/17mm). S/D. Basin. (Cal-2019-19). Very Fine.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 2 Maravedis. (Ae. 2.94g/25mm). S/D. Basin. (Cal-2019-89). Good Fine/Very Fine-.
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Catholic Monarchs (1471-1504). 4 Maravedís. (Ve. 7.93g/29mm). Undated. Cuenca. (Cal-2019-135). Ermine to the right and C to the left on the obverse, bowl with star on the reverse. Very Fine-.
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Catholic Monarchs (1471-1504). 4 Maravedís. (Weight 7.08g/27mm). Undated. Cuenca. (Cal-2019-135). Very Fine.
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Catholic Monarchs (1471-1504). 4 Maravedís. (Ae. 5.60g/30mm). Undated. Cuenca. (Cal-2019-135). Ermine to left and C to right. VF-.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.40g/18mm). Undated. Granada. No assayer's mark. (Cal-2019-218). Gothic G. Very Fine. Rare.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.59g/19mm). S/D. Grenade. (Cal-2019-218). Gothic G. Very Fine-.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.64g/20mm). Undated (1506-1520). Granada. (Cal-2019-222). Gothic G. Extremely Fine. Beautiful tone. Rare in this condition.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.65g/20mm). Undated. Granada. (Cal-2019-226). Latin G. Very Fine. Slightly bent piece.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.69g/21mm). S/D (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-227). Latin G. Very Fine.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.44g/21mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-230). Latin G. Very Fine. Double strike on the obverse.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.67g/21mm). S/D. Granada R. (Cal-2019-231). Latin G. Good Very Fine. Beautiful patina.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.69g/20mm). S/D (1550-1566). Granada GR. (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-237). Latin G. Very Fine.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.25g/27mm). Undated. Burgos. (Cal-2019-308). S and parsley leaf as the final legend on the reverse. Very Fine+. Minor scratches. Excellently centered coin in a very large flan with very complete legends on both the obverse and reverse. An attractive and interesting piece due to this rare final legend on the reverse, of which we have records of three others auctioned in the last 15 years.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.34g/26mm). Undated (1506-1522). Granada. (Cal-2019-360). Gothic G. Very Fine+. Beautiful patina.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.20g/26mm). Undated (1506-1520). Granada. (Cal-2019-360). Gothic G. Very Fine. Beautiful patina.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1 Royal. (Ar. 3.15g/26mm). S/D (before 1506). Grenade. (Cal-2019-361). Gothic G. Good Very Fine. Beautiful patina.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.28g/26mm). Undated (1506-1520). Granada. Sánchez de Betracha. (Cal-2019-362). Gothic G. Very Fine. Nice tone.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.32g/27mm). Undated (1506-1520). Granada. Sánchez de Betracha. (Cal-2019-362). Gothic G. Very Fine. Very round and complete piece.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.20g/26mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada. Possibly Alonso de Valladolid? (Cal-2019-365). Gothic G. Very Fine+. Beautiful patina. Missing blank.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 2.93g/27mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada. Alonso de Valladolid? (Cal-2019-365). Gothic G. Very Fine/Very Fine. Very complete legend.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1 Royal. (Ar. 3.20g/26mm). S/D (1550-1566). Grenade. Alonso of Valladolid? (Cal-2019-365). Gothic G. Very Fine.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 2.49g/22mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada. Alonso de Valladolid? (Cal-2019-365). Gothic G. Good Fine. Small module. Nice tone.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.37g/26mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada. Alonso de Valladolid? (Cal-2019-370). Latin A surmounted by a crossbar. Gothic G. Very Fine. Rare.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.33g/26mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada. Possibly Alonso de Valladolid? (Cal-2019-370). Latin A surmounted by a crossbar. Gothic G. Very Fine-. Rare
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 2.49g/24mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-371). Latin G. Good Fine. Small module.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 2.99g/24mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-371). Latin G. Good Fine. Hole and traces of overgilding.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1 Royal. (Ar. 3.46g/24mm). S/D (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-372). Latin G. Good Very Fine.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1 Royal. (Ar. 3.41g/25mm). S/D (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-372). Latin G. Very Fine-/Very Fine. Dark patina.
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CATHOLIC KINGS (1474-1504). 1 Royal. (Ar. 3.40g/25mm). S/D. Seville. (Cal-2019-420). Very Fine.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 1 Real. (Ar. 3.25g/25mm). Undated. Seville. (Cal-2019-420). Good Fine. Oxidations.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). Pair of reales minted in the mints of Granada and Seville. Different states of preservation. To be examined.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 2 Reales. (Ar. 6.62g/29mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-498). Very Fine. Nice patina.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 2 Reales. (Ar. 6.29g/30mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-498). Very Fine. Interesting example.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 2 Reales. (Ar. 6.40g/29mm). Undated (1550-1566). Granada R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-2019-499). Very Fine+. Nice patina.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 2 Reales. (Ar. 6.79g/30mm). Seville. (Cal-2019-516). VF+.
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Catholic Monarchs (1474-1504). 4 Reales. (Ar. 12.50g/34mm). Undated. Granada. (Cal-2019-545). Good-. Oxidation aggressively cleaned. Extremely rare example.
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