Ban Liang (半两)
Byzantine coins continued the legacy of Rome, featuring Christian imagery, imperial portraits, and Greek inscriptions.
Wu Zhu (五铢)
Crusader coins were minted by Christian states in the Holy Land and the Mediterranean, blending Western European styles with local Byzantine and Islamic influences.
Tai He Wu Zhu (太和五铢)
Islamic medieval coins were minted across vast empires like the Abbasids, Fatimids, and Mamluks, emphasizing religious unity through inscriptions of the Shahada and Quranic verses.
Yong An Wu Zhu (永安五铢)
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Kai Yuan Tong Bao (开元通宝)
Islamic coins are known for their elegant calligraphy and religious inscriptions, often featuring verses from the Quran instead of images.
Qianlong Tongbao (乾隆通宝)
Ancient Persian coins, especially from the Achaemenid, Parthian, and Sasanian empires, showcase royal authority and religious symbolism through detailed portraits and Zoroastrian imagery.
Yongzheng Tongbao (雍正通宝)
Ancient Chinese coins, especially the iconic round coins with square holes, symbolize harmony between heaven and earth.
Kangxi Tongbao (康熙通宝)
Ancient Indian coins showcase a diverse range of styles, from punch-marked silver pieces of the Maurya Empire to the richly detailed gold coins of the Gupta dynasty.
Shunzhi Tongbao (顺治通宝)
Indian medieval coins reflect the dynamic blend of cultures during the rule of the Delhi Sultanate, regional kingdoms, and later the Mughal Empire.
Da Quan Wu Shi (大泉五十)
Byzantine coins continued the legacy of Rome, featuring Christian imagery, imperial portraits, and Greek inscriptions.
Bu Quan (布泉)
Crusader coins were minted by Christian states in the Holy Land and the Mediterranean, blending Western European styles with local Byzantine and Islamic influences.
Qi Xiang Zhong Bao (齐祥重宝)
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Xian Feng Zhong Bao (咸丰重宝)
Islamic coins are known for their elegant calligraphy and religious inscriptions, often featuring verses from the Quran instead of images.
Da Yuan Tong Bao (大元通宝)
Ancient Persian coins, especially from the Achaemenid, Parthian, and Sasanian empires, showcase royal authority and religious symbolism through detailed portraits and Zoroastrian imagery.
Tai He Zhong Bao (太和重宝)
Ancient Chinese coins, especially the iconic round coins with square holes, symbolize harmony between heaven and earth.