Il Arslan bin Atsiz 

551-67 AH [1156-72 AD]

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This Dinar has Afghan style of epigraphy and cites Il Arsalan as Great Sultan. Early Ghorids had allied themselves with Khwarezmshahs in order to counter Ghaznavid-Seljuk alliance. This coin was issued at Herat in 551 AH  probably by Ghorids  in the name of Il Arsalan Khwarezmshah as their overlord. Otherwise there is no record in history of Herat ever being occupied by Il Arsalan.

AV Dinar - mint= Herat -date illegible but minted in c551 AH -

Unique and unpublished    $ 450

11•3•19•              

561 AH•Regular AV Dinar •mint off flan • weight= 4.2 Grms • diameter=  24 mms • die axis= 3•

$ 320

Title side (Left scan)	Kalima side (Right scan)
ﷲ ﺍﻠﺴﻠﻁﺎﻥﺍﻠﻤﻌﻅﻡ ﻋﻼﺅﺍﻠﺩﻨﻴﺎ ﻭﺍﻠﺩ ﻴﻥ  ﺍﻴﻝﺍﺭﺴﻼﻥ  ﺒﻥﺍﺘﺴﺯ	ﻻ ﺍﻠﻪ ﺍﻻ ﺍﷲ ﻤﺤﻤﺩ ﺭﺴﻭﻝ ﺍﷲ ﺍﻠﻤﺴﺘﻨﺠﺩ  ﺒﺎﷲ
lillah Al Sultan almuaz’am Alaudduniya wa A’din Il Arsalan bin Atsiz	La Ilaha Illalah Wahdahu la shareeka lahu Muhammad Rasoolullah Almustanajid B’Allah

Takish

567-96 AH [1172- 1200 AD]

Takish 567-96 AH [1172- 1200 AD]•AV Dinar•date and mint illegible • weight= 5.6 Grms •diameter= 22 mms• die axis= P•

Obverse:  Kalima

Reverse:

$ 280

Takish 567-96 AH [1172- 1200 AD]•AV Dinar•date and mint off flan/illegible •

Obverse:  Kalima

Reverse:

$ 240

Alauddin Muhammad

596-617 AH  [1200-20 AD]

$ 40

$ 50

Unknown Jital

$ 20

  AR Dirham • mint= illegible • weight= 4.9 Grms •Diameter= 26 mms  

$ 30

  Billon Dirham • mint illegible (Probably minted at Bamiyan)• weight= 3.7 Grms •Diameter= 19 mms  

$ 25

  AE Fals •  weight= 3.1 Grms •Diameter= 15 mms •

$ 8

  Billon Fals or Jital •  weight= 3 Grms •Diameter= 13 mms •

$ 10

Mint of Herat

$ 15

Mint of Herat

$ 25SOLD

Mint of Herat

$ 10

Mint of Herat

$ 25

  (Probably minted at Bust)• AE Fals •  weight= 3 Grms •Diameter= 15 mms •  

$ 10

AE Fals •  weight= 2.8 Grms •Diameter= 13 mms  

$ 10

    mint= Herat• AE Fals •  weight= 2.9 Grms •Diameter= 13 mms  

$ 10

  AE Fals •  weight= 3.1 Grms •Diameter= 15 mms 

$ 10

  AE Fals •  weight= 3.7 Grms •Diameter= 17 mms

Mint of Kurzwan 

$ 35

mint= Herat • AE Fals •  weight= 2.5 Grms •Diameter= 14 mms   

$ 8

  Lead Fals or Jital •  weight= 2.8 Grms •Diameter= 17 mms  

$ 8

 [probably minted at Ghazna] • AE Fals •  weight= 3.1 Grms •Diameter= 14 mms  

$ 8

           AE Fals • mint illegible (Probably minted at Kurraman)• weight= 2.8 Grms •Diameter= 13 mms  

$ 8

 [probably minted at Ghazna] • AE Fals •  weight= 3 Grms •Diameter= 16 mms •

$ 12

[probably minted at Ghazna] • AE Fals •  weight= 3.1 Grms •Diameter= 16 mms •

$ 12SOLD

[probably minted at Ghazna] • AE Fals •  weight= 3.2 Grms •Diameter= 16 mms •

$ 12

[probably minted at Ghazna] • AE Fals •  weight= 3.1 Grms •Diameter= 15 mms •

$ 8

AE Fals •  weight= 2.9 Grms •Diameter= 15 mms •

$ 8

    mint = Dâwar • Lead Fals or Jital •  weight= 3 Grms •Diameter= 16 mms  

$ 12SOLD

AV Dinar•   weight= 6 Grms •Diameter= 26 mms •

 (Struck at the time when rivalry had started between Alauddin Khwarezm Shah and Caliph Al Nasir B'Allah, as the coin declares both Alauddin and Caliph Nasir as Ameerul Mumineen (Commander of the faithful).

$ 320

Muhammad bin Sultan

AV Dinar

$ 290

Muhammad bin Sultan

AV Dinar

$ 260

Jalaluddin Mangubarni

1220-24 AD

  mint = Tulak • Lead Fals or Jital •  weight= 2.7 Grms •Diameter= 16 mms •

$ 8SOLD

9•9•31•           

 • no date    mint = Tulak • Lead Fals or Jital •  weight= 3.4 Grms •Diameter= 17 mms •

$ 8

  Jalaluddin Khwarezmshah

AE Jital $ 25

Jalaluddin Khwarezmshah

AE Jital (this is probably an unpublished type with the name Jalal inscribed on one side)

$ 95

Jalaluddin Khwarezmshah

AE Jital $ 35

Jalaluddin Khwarezmshah

AE Jital $ 35

Jalaluddin Khwarezmshah

AE Jital $ 25