Al Andalus - Almohad Silver Dirham AD 1147-1269 (3 coins) (No reserve price)
Silver dirhams minted during the Almohad period (1147-1269 AD) represent a significant chapter in the Islamic monetary history of the medieval period. The Almohads, who succeeded the Almoravids, controlled vast territories across North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. Their silver coins were widely circulated and exhibit characteristic Arabic calligraphy and geometric motifs. These coins are key to understanding trade routes, economic conditions, and artistic standards of the time. Collectors and historians value Almohad dirhams for their historical context and intricate designs.
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