Abbasid Silver Dirham of Al-Rashid AH 170–193 - NGC Genuine (NG)

Step back into the golden age of the Abbasid Caliphate with this authentic silver dirham of Harun al-Rashid, one of the most celebrated caliphs of the Islamic Golden Age. Struck at the al-Muhammadiya Mint in AH 188 (AD 803/804), this historic coin offers a tangible connection to an era of remarkable political, economic, and cultural influence. Featuring Kufic script on both the obverse and reverse, this dirham showcases the distinctive calligraphic style used on early Islamic coinage. Its inscriptions and classic silver format make it an intriguing piece for collectors interested in ancient and medieval Islamic history. Harun al-Rashid ruled from AH 170–193 (AD 786–809), during a period often associated with the height of Abbasid power and prosperity. This genuine silver coin represents a fascinating artifact from his reign and provides collectors with an opportunity to own a piece of nearly 1,200 years of history. Certified Genuine by NGC, this piece has been authenticated by one of the world's leading third-party grading services. Measuring approximately 21–27.5mm, its compact size makes it an especially fascinating collectible while preserving the historical character of an authentic Abbasid-era silver dirham. Key Features Abbasid Caliphate silver dirham of Harun al-Rashid, AH 170–193 Struck at al-Muhammadiya Mint in AH 188 (AD 803/804) NGC Genuine (NG) certified for authenticity Silver composition with Kufic script on both obverse and reverse; 21–27.5mm Own an authentic piece of the Abbasid Caliphate and the reign of Harun al-Rashid—a remarkable historical collectible from one of the most influential periods of the medieval Islamic world.