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Abbasid Caliphate. Anonymous Æ Fals From Ba'albak

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Abbasid-Caliphate.-Anonymous-Æ-Fals-From-Ba'albak

Abbasid Caliphate. Anonymous. ca. 130-160/750-775. Æ fals (17.9 mm, 2.78 g, 10 h). Ba'albak mint, ND.
Obverse: Arabic inscription divided in three lines in Kufic script: La ilaha i- / lla Allah / Ba'albak; annulet between second and third lines; all within two circles with annulets between.
Reverse: Arabic inscription divided in three lines in Kufic script: Muhammad / Rasul / Allah; dot between first and second lines; all within two circles with annulets between.
Album 282. VF, red sandy patina.
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you've posted some cool coins here numisart.
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Thank you, Chrsmat71. Early Islamic coinage is one of my favorite. It's affordable, full of variety, great scholarship, and a very interesting period in history. Early Kufic script can be learned relatively easily for numismatic purpose.
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