Crusader States Silver Dirham Imitating Ayyubid Al-Zahir Ghazi Acre

A genuine Crusader States silver dirham, imitating the Ayyubid Emir of Aleppo, al-Zahir Ghazi, struck in Acre with posthumous dates AH 616-638. Catalogued as Metcalf 216-9; Album 836, this coin is a remarkable piece of medieval history from the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.

The coin features an attractive natural patina, adding to its historical charm and collectible appeal. A fine representation of the cultural and political interactions between the Crusaders and the Islamic world. Perfect for collectors of medieval coinage, Crusader memorabilia, or Islamic numismatics.

Key Features:

• Authentic silver dirham coin from the Ayyubid period (posthumous AH 616-638)
• Imitation coin of al-Zahir Ghazi, emir of Aleppo
• Minted in Acre, Crusader States, Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
• Diameter: 20 mm, showing attractive natural patina
• Detailed inscriptions per Metcalf (216-9) and Album (836)
• Ideal for collectors of medieval Islamic and Crusader coins
• High-quality silver craftsmanship

ITEM IS IN PRE-OWNED CONDITION, REFER TO PHOTOS FOR THE EXACT CONDITION AND INCLUSIONS.