@spirityoda Thanks the Abaqa khan coin reads: The King of world, the great ILkhan, Abaqa, May God perpetuate his rule
Very cool looking coin. You have to love gold. I like the geometric design. How much do they weigh? John
@Theodosius yes I love callgraphy and design on these . The Abu said coin weight 9 gram and abaqa khan weights 6 gram I love Mongol gold coins alot . I have another one I will post tonight that one is 4 gram and from time of gaykhatu khan of Mongol ilkhanid the interesting thing about his coin is he uses Mongolian script on his coin while the above coins use the Islamic Arabic scripts.
Too early for Krause-Mishler, whose coverage begins with the year 1601. No KM#. These coins are from the 1200s-1300s.
@spirityoda these are the album reference and details of these coins. ILKHAN: Abaqa, 1265-1282, AV dinar (5.75g), Baghdad, DM, A-2126.1, about 10% flatness, EF. ILKHAN: Abu Sa'id, 1316-1335, AV ingot dinar (9.05g), Jajerm, AH729( 1328 AD) , A-2212, lovely strike, VF.
@altaycoins I totally agree it's a lovely coin same here I decided to get both these coins when the catalog was released. luckily they didn't get too out of reach for me.