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Transoxiana, Samanids, Nasr II, AR Broad Dirhem, 937 AD, Samarkand, Zeno-275300+
$ 5.8
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Description
This coin was issued underNasr II ibn Ahmad
(AH 301-331,
913-942 AD
),
Samanids
in Transoxiana.
It was minted in
Samarkand City
in AH 326 (
937
AD).
The
capital
of Samanids was
Samarkand
(819-892 AD), later
Bukhara
(AH 892-999 AD).
Samanids was
centered in
Khorasan
and
Transoxiana
, at its greatest extent encompassing
modern-day Afghanistan,
large parts of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan,
and parts of Kazakhstan and Pakistan.
After King Ahmad's death,
his eight-year-old son Nasr II succeeded
him.
Due to Nasr's youth,
his
prime minister
Abu 'Abd -Allah al Jaihani took care over most of
the state affairs.
[The above explanations are quoted from Wikipedia etc.]
Silver Dirhem. A distortion in a part of the edge.
Thick and heavy Dirhem.
Provenance : Ex Mr. Stephen Album, Great Numismatist, in California State in 1991.
Catalog number is MI-668
and Zeno-275300+.
MI catalogue is "Oriental coins and their values, The World of Islam.",
written by Michael Mitchiner, published by Hawkins Publications in London in 1977.
Zeno on line catalogue is "Zeno. Ru
- Oriental Coins Database".
Size : 28 x 25 mm. Weight : 4.54 gr.
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