Al Andalus - Almohad. abd al mumin. 1 Dirham - 1/2 Dirham telmcen mint AD 1147-1269 (2 coins) (No reserve price)
The Almohad dynasty ruled parts of the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa during the 12th and 13th centuries, leaving behind a rich numismatic legacy. Among their coinage, the dirham was a silver coin widely used for trade and everyday transactions. The city of Tlemcen, located in present-day Algeria, was an important minting site under Almohad rule. Coins from this mint often bear distinctive inscriptions and designs reflecting Islamic art and calligraphy from the period. The dirham and its half-coin counterpart provide valuable insight into the monetary system and economic history of Al Andalus during the Almohad era.
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