Dicktaler from the dies of the 1/2 guilder 1484, Hall.
Extremely rare. Fine patina, very fine +.
Reichstaler n. d. (posthumous struck from 1635), Hall.
Extremely rare. Attractive piece. Extremely fine-uncirculated.
5 Ducats n. d. (1646), Hall. Very rare, especially in this condition.
Attractive piece. Magnificent patina, incised value number V,
extremely fine.
1612-1650. 5 Ducats n. d., Münster. Extremely rare.
Extremely fine.
1648, by E. Ketteler, Very rare. Attractive piece with fine golden
patina. Tiny scratches, min. bent, very fine-extremely fine.
1404-1417. Angel d‘or (Thuyne d‘or) n. d., Valenciennes.
Extremely rare. Attractive piece, very fine-extremely fine.
10 Ducats 1644, Graz. Struck with the dies of the Reichstaler.
Extremely rare. Very attractive piece with fine golden toning.
Min. tooling marks at the edge, tiny scratches, extremely fine.
Archduke of Austria, 1647-1656. Wearable silver cast medal
n. d., by A. Waterloos,Extremely rare. Sharp original cast.
Nice patina, extremely fine.
by Jan de Fries, Extremely rare. Magnificent,
finely chiseled work, extremely fine.
Pattern in silver, made in the USA. PCGS SP 63. Min. scratches,
extremely fine-uncirculated.
CNG’s Islamic Auction 9
Classical Numismatic Group
Islamic Auction 9
Coins
24-25 April 2025
London
Classical Numismatic Group presents their Islamic Auction 9 to be held in The Cayley Room, De Morgan House, 57-58 Russell Square, London WC1B 4HS. The sale features 529 lots of coins from the Islamic world, it will be held in two sessions on the afternoons of Thursday 24 and Friday 25 April 2025. Both sessions will begin at 2 PM BST / 9 AM EST.
This auction is highlighted by a number of rarities, including:
- An Arab-Byzantine solidus with an unpublished legend
- A unique Umayyad dirham from the mint of Maskin
- An unpublished ‘Abbasid dinar from al-Mawsil
- A Fatimid dinar from al-Mahdiya, struck in AH 337 during the month of Rajab
- A gold dinar of Saladin, struck at Damascus after the Battle of Hattin
- A superb gold dinar of Nafi’ b. ‘Abdallah, struck in Oman in AH 354
- A unique dirham of the short-lived Omani governor ‘Abd al-Wahhab b. Ahmad
- Three silver dirhams from the Zanj Rebellion
- Four impressive Samanid and Ghaznavid medallions
- A Safavid six-shahi of Isma’il I, struck at Urdu in AH 913
The sale also features further coins and glass weights from the Collection of an Alexandrine Numismatist, as well as an interesting and extensive collection of Islamic pictorial bronze coins (lots 416-465). See some highlights here:
Lot 3: Pre-reform issues, Arab-Byzantine. North Africa. Solidus. Without mint-name (struck in Carthage). Undated (struck circa AH 80-85 / AD 700-705. Almost uncirculated, a superb example with full lustre and die-polish lines visible. Estimate: $50,000.
Lot 347: Governors of Oman. ‘Abd al-Wahhab b. Ahmad. AH 354 (AD 965). Dirham. ‘Uman mint. Dated AH 354 (AD 965). Good very fine, toned. Estimate: $25,000.
Lot 382: Samanids. Mansur I b. Nuh. AH 350-365 / AD 961-976. Cast Medallion. Bukhara mint. Dated AH 358 (AD 968/9). Very fine, toned. Estimate: $20,000.
Lot 395: Ghaznavids. Zahir al-Dalah Abu’l-Muzaffar Ibrahim. AH 451-492 / AD 1059-1099. Gilt Pewter (?) Medallion. Ghazna mint. Dated AH 454 (AD 1062). Good very fine. Estimate: $20,000.
