pre 1501 AD coins with dates

Almoravid Gold Dinar of Ali ibn Yusuf (minted in Almeria in either 1136 or 1137):

 

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Nice Dinar!

 

@panzerman She is beautiful. Lot nicer than mine.
How much does she weigh?

 

Thanks tibor

3.44g. 28mm. .958

I would question Philip III dubbed nickname "the Handsome"
Charles "the Bold" was more apt. to that title.

 

Merely out of curiosity what is the approximate price range for these aachens? I guess they appear in mostly European auctions.

 

Ghaznavid Gold Dinar of Sebuktekin (the founder of the Ghaznavid Dynasty) from 997:

 

Thank you, my favourite Islamic Dinar is this Ayyubid Gold Dinar of Saladin from 1184 (minted in Cairo):

 

@Gallienus Thanks for asking. These groschen from Aachen can run
from $6000- $10,000 for the 1374 and 1375. Depends upon condition.
The 1402-1405 $2,000-$5,000.The 1404 around a $1,000. Here again
condition is important. 1411 and1412, $500 -$1,000. 1418 is a rare
bird, only 3 appearances in the last 40 years. 1419-1422 $200-$500
each. Auction appearances for most of these are 1-2 per year for the
cheaper ones. If your buying one make sure that the date is strong and
clear.

 

Abbasid Silver Dirham of Harun al-Rashid (minted at the Madinat al-Salam mint in either 806 or 807):

 

Umayyad Silver Dirham of Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz (minted in Basra in 719):