Islamic, Ilkhanids. Abu Said, AD 1316-1336 / AH 716-736. AR, 2 Dirham. 3.52 g. 23.45 mm.
Obv: Islamic legend.
Rev: Islamic legend.
Very Fine.
 
Introducing a remarkable addition to any coin collection, presenting an exquisite AR, 2 Dirham dating back to the reign of Abu Said of the Ilkhanid Empire, AD 1316-1336 (AH 716-736). This stunning coin weighs 3.52 grams and measures 23.45 mm in diameter, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship.
 
The obverse of this coin features an Islamic legend, elegantly written and adding an air of mystery to this ancient artifact. On the reverse side, another Islamic legend emerges, beautifully complementing the design of the coin.
 
Abu Said, also known as Abū Saʿīd ibn Aḥmad, was a notable ruler during the Ilkhanid dynasty. His reign was marked by considerable achievements, displaying his astute leadership skills and strategic dexterity.
Being a visionary emperor, Abu Said meticulously nurtured a thriving empire, fostering economic prosperity and cultural advancements. Under his rule, trade flourished, leading to substantial intercultural exchanges and an era of prosperity for the realm.
As a captivating piece of history, this very fine coin not only holds immense numismatic value but also unveils a fascinating chapter in the reign of Abu Said. Don't miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary coin, embodying the rich legacy of the Ilkhanid Empire and its remarkable leader.