Islamic: Najjahid al-Mu'ayyad Najjah AH 437 or 439 = AD 1047 or 1049 AV Dinar NGC AU 53
Islamic: Najjahid Dynasty, al-Mu'ayyad Najjah (AH 412–452 / AD 1021–1061), Gold Dinar, Zabid Mint, AH 437 or 439 (AD 1047 or 1049), NGC AU 53
The gold dinars of the Najjahid dynasty rank among the most desirable issues of medieval Arabian coinage, struck in the prosperous Red Sea port of Zabid, a major commercial and intellectual centre linking the Islamic world with East Africa and the Indian Ocean trade. Bearing the full name al-Mu'ayyad Najjah together with the honorific Nasr al-Din, this issue represents the flourishing of the dynasty during the mid-eleventh century and is seldom encountered in today's market.
This attractive specimen is certified NGC AU 53, displaying remarkably bold inscriptions, well-centred strikes on both sides, and pleasing warm golden surfaces with only light evidence of circulation. The legends remain exceptionally clear, preserving the elegance of the Kufic script and the artistic balance characteristic of the series. A rare and historically significant Islamic gold coin, offering exceptional appeal to collectors of medieval Islamic, Arabian, and world gold coinage alike.
ISLAMIC. NAJJAHID. al-Mu'ayyad Najjah.
Gold Dinar, AH 437 or 439 = AD 1047 or 1049. Zabid.
Obv and rev: citing full name 'al-mu'ayyad najjah' and the title nasr al-din.
In secure plastic holder, graded NGC AU 53, certification number 8463555-020.
Reference: Album-1073.
Rarity: Rare.
Weight: 2.35 g.
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Islamic: Najjahid Dynasty, al-Mu'ayyad Najjah (AH 412–452 / AD 1021–1061), Gold Dinar, Zabid Mint, AH 437 or 439 (AD 1047 or 1049), NGC AU 53
The gold dinars of the Najjahid dynasty rank among the most desirable issues of medieval Arabian coinage, struck in the prosperous Red Sea port of Zabid, a major commercial and intellectual centre linking the Islamic world with East Africa and the Indian Ocean trade. Bearing the full name al-Mu'ayyad Najjah together with the honorific Nasr al-Din, this issue represents the flourishing of the dynasty during the mid-eleventh century and is seldom encountered in today's market.
This attractive specimen is certified NGC AU 53, displaying remarkably bold inscriptions, well-centred strikes on both sides, and pleasing warm golden surfaces with only light evidence of circulation. The legends remain exceptionally clear, preserving the elegance of the Kufic script and the artistic balance characteristic of the series. A rare and historically significant Islamic gold coin, offering exceptional appeal to collectors of medieval Islamic, Arabian, and world gold coinage alike.
ISLAMIC. NAJJAHID. al-Mu'ayyad Najjah.
Gold Dinar, AH 437 or 439 = AD 1047 or 1049. Zabid.
Obv and rev: citing full name 'al-mu'ayyad najjah' and the title nasr al-din.
In secure plastic holder, graded NGC AU 53, certification number 8463555-020.
Reference: Album-1073.
Rarity: Rare.
Weight: 2.35 g.
PLEASE NOTE: This lot is located in Singapore and will be dispatched directly from our Singapore office following the auction. Kindly refer to the Auction Description for alternative collection locations and schedules.
A 20.00% buyer's premium will be charged separately. GST may apply to the hammer price, please refer to the Auction Description for further details.
Payment must be made in SGD. If you wish to pay in another currency, please contact us to discuss the available options.
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