Islamic

	AH 40-132 (661-749 AD) Dirham Issued by Umayyad Caliphate
Circulated in Kiev, Russia

	AH 90 (708 AD) Fals Issued by Umayyad Caliphate, Caliph Al-Walid I (705-715 AD) SNAT IVa 18
Minted in Jerusalem

	AH 188 (804 AD) Dirham Issued by Abbassid Caliphate, Caliph Harun Al Rashid (AH 170-193, 786-809 AD) Album 219.2
Minted in al-Muhammadiya (near Tehran, Iran). Thousand and One Nights and Scherezade were written about this caliph.

	Half Dinar Issued by Sulayhids of Yemen, Queen Al Sayyida Arwa hint Ahmad AH 473-484 (1080-1091 AD)
Dhu Jibla mint. Coin issued in the name of her late husband al-Mukarram Ahmad.

ca. 1150 AD Dirham

Issued by Muwahhid Dynasty anonymous issue

Mitchiner 421

1174-1193 AD Dirham

Issued by Al-Nasir Salah ad-Din Yusuf I (Saladin)

Kufic arabic legend

	AH 580-597 (1184-1201 AD) Dirham Issued by Saladin Husam al-Din Malik Diyarbakir Sol on left, Jupiter on right. al-malik al-nasir / Salah al-Din / Yusuf / bin Ayyub / muhiyyaud'dawlat / amir al-muminin ("The prince defender Salah al-Din Yusuf bin Ayyub, preserver of the state, commander of the faithful")
Commemorates the occultation of Jupiter by the sun in 1189.

1185–1200 AD Dirham

Issued by Quṭb al-Dīn Sukmān II

AH 580-597 (1184-1200 AD) Dirham

Issued by Artuqids of Mardin, Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan

Turk, in military outfit and cross legged, seated facing, holding severed head and raised sword.

Four line legend citing the Abbasid caliph al-Nasir and two Ayyubid overlords.

Album 1829.4

597-637 AH (1201–1239 AD) Dirham

Issued by Mansur Nasreddin Artuk Arslan

Male figure riding a leopard on the left and holding a cup and a dagger.

Cufic legend in three lines

Spengler & Sayles 39

	ca. 1220-1227 AD Jital Issued by Mongol Empire, Genghis Kahn (1206-1227 AD) al-khaqan al-'adil al-a'zam (The just, supreme Khan) al-nasir al-din Ullah Amir al-Mumanin (Defender of the Faith, Commander of the Faithful) Album 1969
Ghazna (Ghazni, Afghanistan).

	1221 AD Jital Issued by Kurzuwan, Malik of Kurzuwan
Siege coin — struck by the Malik (king) of Kurzuwan, while Kurzuwan was under siege by the Mongols who were led by Genghis Khan.