Coins of al-Andalus Tonegawa collection
Almohads الموحدون
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ŽAbd al-Mu`min 524-558 / 1130- 1163 عبد المؤمن بن علي |
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1/2 dinar no mint 2.29gr 20mm, Vives 2047 Hazard 466 |
1/2 dinar Fas 2.29gr 21mm Vives 2049 Hazard 459 2.29gr 20mm 2,29gr 20mm |
1/2 dinar Miknasa 2.28gr 20mm Vives 2052 Hazard 468 |
1/2 dinar Sabta ( Ceuta) 2.28gr 20mm Vives 2054 Hazard 453 2.22gr 19mm |
1/2 dinar Marakesh 2.30gr 20mm Hazard 462 |
1/2 dinar Madinat Bidjaya 2.28gr 20mm Vives 2056 Hazard 448 |
1/2 dinar Madinat Ishbiliya (Sevilla) 2.26gr 20mm Vives 2058 Hazard 470 |
1/2 dinar Qurtuba (Cordoba) 2.28gr 19mm Hazard 472 Auction Leu (Zurich) 21/10/1991, nº 486 - this coin. |
1/4 dinar no mint 1.14gr 15mm Vives 2060 Hazard 467 |
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Round dirham no mint 1.46gr 18mm Vives 2046 Hazard 1066 |
1/2 dirham no mint 0.68gr 12x12mm 0.66gr 11x11mm Vives 2113 Hazard 1068 |
1/2 dirham Djayan ( Jaen) 0.65gr 11x11mm Vives 2114 Hazard 1071 |
1/2 dirham Qurtuba (Cordoba) 0.74gr 11x11mm |
1/2 dirham Ishbiliya ( Sevilla) 0.74gr 11x11mm Vives 2116 Hazard 1070 |
1/2 dirham Ishbiliya ( Sevilla) 0.70gr 11x11mm note mint split in two parts. |
1/2 dirham Fas 0.74gr 11x11mm Hazard 1065 |
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Muhammad I reigned for 45 days in 558/ 1162 محمد بن عبد المؤمن |
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1/2 dinar Madinat Fas 2.30gr 22mm Hazard 477 |
1/2 dinar Bidjaya 2.30gr 22mm Vives 2072 Hazard 473 |
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Abu Ya’qub Yusuf 558-580 / 1163- 1184 أبو يعقوب يوسف As al-amir al-adjal |
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1/2 dinar Nadinat Tlimsan 2.28gr 22mm Hazard 483 |
1/2 dinar Ribat al Fath 2.28gr 21mm no reference
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As amir al- mu’minin | |||
1/2 dinar no mint 2.30gr 21mm Vives 2061 Hazard 495 |
1/2 dinar Ishbiliya (Sevilla) 2.30gr 22mm Vives 2062 Hazard 497 |
1/2 dinar Madinat Marrakush 2.24gr. 21mm Hazard 488 |
1/4 dinar no mint 1.16gr 16mm Vives 2065 Hazard 496 |
Abu Yusuf Ya’qub 580-595 / 1184-1190 أبو يوسف يعقوب المنصور |
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Dinar no mint 4.57gr 28mm Vives 2066 Hazard 501 |
Dinar no mint 4.44gr 28mm Vives 2066 Hazard 501 |
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Muhammad al-Nasir 595-610 / 1199-1213 محمد الناصر |
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Dinar no mint 4.60gr 29mm Vives 2073 Hazard 506 |
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’Abd Allah I 621-624 / 1224-1227 أبو محمد عبد ألله العادل |
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Dinar no mint 4.52gr 29mm Medina (1988), I Jarique, pg. 179-180. This coin & the only known specimen for this ruler. |
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Abū-l-’Ulà Idrīs I al-Ma’mūn 624-629 / 1227-1232 أبو العلا إدريس المأمون |
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Dirham 628H Marrākuš 3.03gr 23.5x24mm Ibrahim - Gaspariňo (2016) Manquso n° 2, pp. 67-74 |
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Abū Zakariyyā' Yaḥyà al-Mu'taṣim 624-633 / 1227-1236 أبو زكرياء يحيى المعتصم |
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Dinar no mint 4.64gr 29mm Hazard 512 Medina 182 |
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’Abd al-Wahid II 630-649 / 1232-1242عبد الواحد بن المأمون الرشيد |
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Dinar Madinat Sabta 4.58gr 30mm Hazard 515 |
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’Ali 640-646 / 1242-1248 أبو الحسن علي السعيد |
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Dinar no mint 4.58gr 29mm Vives 2078 Hazard 519 |
Dinar no mint 4.58 gr 29mm Hazard 520 |
Dinar no mint 4.62 gr 30mm Hazard 521 |
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Abu Hafs ’Umar al-Murtada أبو حفص عمر المرتضى 646-665 / 1248-1266 |
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Dinar Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) 4.62gr 29mm Vives 2081 Hazard 525 |
Dinar Sidjilmasa 4.58gr 30mm Vives 2082 Hazard 528 |
1/2 Dinar Madinat Sabta (Ceuta) 2.22gr 21mm Vives 2084 Hazard 527 |
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Dirham al-Hadra al-Mu`miniya al-Murtadiya 1.38gr 16x16mm & 1.34gr 16x16mm Album,Check list II, nº493a. (The mint is probably Sidjilmasa as ŽUmar al-Murtada was bottled up in this city for most of his reign. The dinars of Ceuta being actually struck by the independent rulers of that city - the Azafies. See Gaspariño (2001), IV Jarique, pgs. 213-226 for a divergent opinion on the location of this mint name.) |
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Idris II 665- 668 / 1266-1269 أبو العلاء إدريس الواثق أبو دبوس |
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Dinar no mint 4.60gr 30mm Vives 2086 Hazard 538 |
1/4 Dinar no mint 1.12gr 16mm Vives 2087 Hazard 539 |
Dirham no mint 1.52gr 14x14mm 1.52gr 14x14mm Vives 2088 Hazard 1101 |
Dirham Ishbiliya (Sevilla) 1.52gr 13x13mm Vives 2089 Hazard 1106 |
Dirham Balansiya(Valencia) 1.32gr 14x14mm Vives 2090 Hazard 1107 |
Dirham Djayan ( Jaen) 1.52gr 14x14mm Vives 2091 Hazard 1108 |
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Dirham Qurtuba (Cordoba) 1.50gr 14x14mm 1.54gr 14x14mm Vives 2092 Hazard 1112 |
Dirham Mayurca(Mallorca) 1.50gr 14x14mm Vives 2093 Hazard 1116 |
Dirham Manurca(Menorca) 1.40gr 14x14mm Vives 2094 Hazard 1114 |
Dirham Malaqa ( Malaga) 1.54gr 14x14mm 1.52gr 14x14mm 1.56gr 14x14mm Vives 2095 Hazard 1113 |
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Dirham Mursiya (Murcia) 1.48gr 14x14mm 1.46gr 14x14mm Vives 2096 Hazard 1115 |
Dirham Gharnata (Granada) 1.52gr 15x15mm 1.50gr 14x14mm Vives 2097 Hazard 1111 |
Dirham Agharnata (Granada) 1.52gr 14x14mm Vives 2097 variant |
Dirham Sharish (Jerez) 1.56gr 14x14mm Vives 2098 Hazard 2098 |
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Dirham Bidjaya 1. 46 gr 14x13mm Vives 2100 Hazard 1085 |
Dirham Tilimsan 1. 56 gr 14x14mm Vives 2101 Hazard 1087 |
Dirham Tunis 1. 52 gr 14x14mm Vives 2103 Hazard 1088 |
Dirham Ribat al-Fath 1. 46 gr 14x13mm 1.50gr 15x14mm 1.59 gr 15x15mm 1.40 gr 16x15mm Vives 2104 Hazard 1092 |
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Dirham Sabta (Ceuta) 1.54gr 13x13mm 1.48gr 14x14mm Vives 2105 Hazard 1093 |
Dirham Sidjilmasa 1.52gr 14x14mm 1.48gr 14x14mm Vives 2106 Hazard 1094 |
Dirham Fas 1.48gr 13x13mm 1.54gr 13x13mm Vives 2107 Hazard 1095 |
Dirham Marrakesh 1.50gr 13x13mm 1.48gr 14x14mm Vives 2109 Hazard 1028 |
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Dirham Miknasa 1.48gr 13x13mm Vives 2110 Hazard 1099 variant with mint in both areas |
Dirham Tilmal or Tinmal (?) 1.46gr 14x14mm Hazard 1082 |
Dirham al-Sus 1.52gr 14x14mm |
Dirham Shilb ? ( Silves) 1.51gr 14x14mm Gaspariño, as-Sikka/ Summer 2001/ vol 3.1 * |
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Dirham Sala (mint on both areas) 1.50gr 14x14mm. No reference in Vives or Hazard |
Dirham Sala (mint on IIA area) 1.50gr 13x13mm. No reference in Vives or Hazard |
Dirhams with un-read mints 1.50gr 14x 14 mm [1.38 gr 14x14mm (Imitation?)] 1.50gr 14x14mm 1.52gr 14x14mm |
1/4 Dirhams no mint Vives. 2209 0.38gr 9x9mm 0.38gr 9x9mm Vives attributed these coins to the Emirate of Granada but the mints that follow make this attribution impossible |
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1/4 dirhams Qurtuba (Cordoba) 0.38gr 9x9mm 0.38gr. 9x9mm |
1/4 dirham Isbiliyya (Sevilla) 0.34gr 9x9mm |
1/4 dirham Fas 0.37gr 9x9mm |
1/8 dirhams Ishbiliya 0.18gr 8x8mm Fas 0.19gr 8x8mm see Gaspariño, as-Sikka/ Summer 2001/ vol 3.1 Marrakesh Marrakesh 0.18gr 7x7mm |
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Millares. These Christian imitations of the Almohade dirham were struck in Aragon and southern France for use in trade with the Muslim states of north Africa. Tunis 1.26gr 18x18mm Sabta 1.22gr 17x 17mm |
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