Genghis Khan // Great Mongols, 1206-1227 AD // Bronze Coin

Great Mongols. Chingiz (Genghis) Khan, 602–624 A.H. (1206–1227 AD). Bronze Jital, Shafurqan Mint. The obverse features a three-line Mongolian “kalima” inscription in Arabic script, without decoration in the field / The reverse cites the Abbasid caliph al-Nasir within a lobated square. Coin reference: Album-3720 (A1972); Tye-325 for type. Measures 21mm, weighs 3.91g, graded Fine to VF. A rare and important piece. Provenance: Ex Stephen Album collection—renowned expert and author on Islamic and Central Asian coinage. *** Issued under the legendary Genghis Khan, this coin reflects a moment when Mongol rule intersected with Islamic authority—an artifact of conquest, faith, and global transformation.

— Struck under Genghis Khan, 1206–1227 AD
— Provenance: Ex-Stephen Album collection
— Diameter 21mm; Weight 3.91g

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