This is an incredibly rare coin from the Great Mongols era depicting Chingiz Khan on one side and the Kalima on the other. Made of bronze with a fineness of 0.999, it is an ungraded and uncertified coin that would be a great addition to any collection. The coin originates from Badakhshan and is a testament to the rich history of the Islamic world during the medieval era. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history!

Great Mongols: temp. Genghis Khan / Chingiz Khan (602-24 AH / 1206-27 CE), AE Jital, 22.8 - 23.5 mm, Badakhshan mint, citing the Abbasid Caliph Al-Nasir L'Deen Allah, choice VF-EF

Obverse: Name of the Abbasid Caliph: Al Nasir L'Deen Allah Amir Al-Momineen (commander of the Faithful) in central square  with excurvate sides. 

Reverse: Within an ornate border of triangles with two enclosing circles the Islamic profession of faith i.e., Shahadah, mint name (بدخشا) at the top 

Diameter: 22.8 - 23.5 mm

References: Unlisted in Tye and Album

Grade: Choice VF-EF (Sharp bold strike with clearly legible legends in beautiful natural patina)

Rarity: Very Rare (especially in this grade)

Historical Note: This specific issue is dated to have been struck circa 618 AH, this was the year when the region around the Silk Road was devastated by the Mongols under the command of Tolui (son of Chingiz Khan) who had been tasked by Chingiz to lay waste to the region of Khurasan.

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