Arab-Byzantine Bronze Fals — Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, Standing Caliph Type, AH 65‑86 / 685‑705
£3,500.00
A historically significant Arab-Byzantine bronze Fals, minted in Qinnasrin during the reign of Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (AH 65‑86 / AD 685‑705), known for his reforms in coinage and consolidation of the Umayyad Caliphate. This coin features the Standing Caliph type, a distinctive design of the period, making it highly desirable for collectors of early Islamic numismatics.
Obverse
Displays inscriptions and design elements typical of Abd al-Malik’s coinage, illustrating the Caliph standing, reflecting the fusion of Byzantine and Islamic artistic influences.
Reverse
Includes additional inscriptions and motifs common to the Qinnasrin mint, highlighting the transitional style of Arab-Byzantine bronze coinage.
Specifications
- Region: Umayyad / Arab-Byzantine
- Ruler: Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan
- Denomination: Bronze Fals
- Type: Standing Caliph
- Mint: Qinnasrin
- Date: AH 65‑86 / AD 685‑705
- Metal: Bronze
- Weight: 3.04 g
- Reference: SICA 613
A well-preserved coin in Fine condition, from a rarer mint, making it an exceptional addition to a collector’s cabinet.
Grade: Fine
Authenticity guaranteed. Photos show the exact coin offered.
Product Ref: TTA28L10
