Auction 427
Date: 2024-02-15
# Items: 460
Total starting: 206121
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 455
Nasrids of Granada. Muhammad XII, Boabdil. Madinat Gharnata (Granada). Dinar. ("Numismática Nasrí" 34). Very beautiful. Extraordinarily rare. Only one other example is known, the one published by Rodríguez Lorente, and only two other Boabdil dinars are registered. 4,67 g. S/C-.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 6
Governors. AH 109. Post-reform type. Al Andalus. Dinar. (V. missing) (MANQUSO 8 cover and page 5, same example). We only know of another example and of a lower quality. 4,28 g. EBC+.*This item cannot be exported (it has been declared BIC).
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 448
Nasrids of Granada. Muhammad V. Dinar. (V. 2169) ("Numismática Nasrí" 10). The first reign of Muhammad V was quite short (AH 755-760), and coins of the two known types are very rare. Very nice. 4,58 g. S/C-.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 329
Almoravids. AH 491. Yusuf ibn Tashfin. Shatiba (Játiva). Dinar. (Cru.C.G. 1628b, same example). Very beautiful. Probably the only known example. 4,07 g. S/C-.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 325
Almoravids. AH 493. Yusuf ibn Tashfin. Qurtuba (Córdoba). Dinar. Unprecedented. Neither Vives nor Hazard record a Cordoban dinar of this year, in both catalogs there is a hiatus between AH 492 and 496. But an even more extraordinary detail of this piece is its date: "fi Shawal sanata..." (in [the month of] Shawal of the year...). Curiously, the very rare known cases that cite the mint month are also found in Cordoba and within this three-year period with no "normal" examples in the catalogs. Extremely rare. 4,11 g. EBC.*This item cannot be exported (it has been declared BIC).
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 446
Nasrids of Granada. Isma'il I. Gharnata (Granada). Dinar. ("Numismática Nasrí" 6, same example). Very nice. Extremely rare. 4,66 g. S/C-.*This item cannot be exported (it has been declared BIC).
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 86
Caliphate. AH 317. Abd al-Rahman III. Sikkat al Andalus (Al Andalus mint). Dinar. (III Jarique page 314, no. 1, same example). The first gold coinage of the Andalusian Caliphate and the first dinar in which Abd al-Rahman III proclaimed himself “Nasir Ladin”, “Protector of the Faith” or “Caliph. The bismillah begins at 9 o'clock. Very rare. 3,93 g. MBC+.*This item cannot be exported (it has been declared BIC).
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 5
Governors. Transition coins. Early times of the conquest. Transitional issues in Latin. 1/2 dinar. (V. 12). Obv.: Star, around FERITO ]]O LI IN ]PAN. Rev.: Column on three steps, topped by a ball, around, INN¡NIN¡ ]N]]I]N¡. This is without a doubt the most beautiful of the five examples that we have auctioned. Rare, especially in this condition. 1,93 g. EBC+.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 417
Almohads. Abu al-Hasan Ali. Dinar. (V. missing) (Hazard 520) (Medina 187). Nice. Extremely rare. 4,61 g. EBC+.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 328
Almoravids. AH 491. Yusuf ibn Tashfin. Sanluka (Sanlúcar). Dinar. (V. 1491) (Hazard 108). The mint is preceded by the preposition ß in front (see magnification). Extremely rare. 3,99 g. EBC-.*This item cannot be exported (it has been declared BIC).
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 384
Almoravid Taifas. Hamdin ibn Muhammad. Qurtuba (Córdoba). Dinar. (V. 1904). Very beautiful. Very rare. 3,95 g. S/C-.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 390
Almoravid Taifas. AH 541. Abd Allah ibn Faradj, al Rais. Mursiya (Murcia). Dinar. (V. 1928) ("Murcia musulmana" 48). Very beautiful. Very rare. 4 g. EBC+
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 198
Caliphate. AH 404. Sulayman (2nd reign). Al Andalus. Dinar. (V. 801) (Prieto 33). Obv.: @Ån. Rev.: @?cv! ®? / @{8z. This coin, although engraved in the name of Sulayman, was probably not minted directly under his authority but by one of the unknown figures whose name appears on the IA. As such, they should be considered, as Prieto does, more Taifa coins than Caliphate coins. We only know of one other dinar and two dirhems, the four correspond to different dies with floral ornaments of very different styles.. Extremely rare. 3,78 g. MBC.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 447
Nasrids of Granada. Yusuf I. Dinar. (V. 2167) ("Numismática Nasrí" 8). Vives' description is erroneous in the last two lines of the reverse. Very beautiful. 4,65 g. S/C-.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 339
Almoravids. AH 540. Iskhaq ibn 'Ali. Qurtuba (Córdoba). Dinar. (V. 1888) (Hazard 441). Very nice. Rare. 4,11 g. EBC+.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 310
Taifa of Seville. Abbadids. AH 473. Muhammad ibn 'Abbad, al-Mu'tamid. Madinat Qurtuba (Córdoba). Dinar. (V. 975) (Prieto 421a). Obv.: @êMDv! / |?z#{v!. Nice, large module. Rare. 4,67 g. EBC.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 138
Caliphate. AH 392. Hisham II. Al Andalus. Dinar. (V. missing) (Fro. 20). Obv.: 6êw{+. Rev.: #b / Dz, nine dots in vertical column to the left of the area. This variant with the name "A-mir" divided is always very rare, especially in gold. Nice. 5,28 g. EBC+.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 449
Nasrids of Granada. Muhammad VII. Madinat Gharnata (Granada). Dinar. (V. 2171 var) ("Numismática Nasrí" 13 var). Extremely rare. 4,63 g. EBC-.
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 450
Nasrids of Granada. Yusuf III. Madinat Gharnata (Granada). Dinar. (V. 2172) ("Numismática Nasrí" 14). Slight bending, but nice. Very rare. 4,55 g. (EBC).
Aureo & Calicó, S.L. - Auction 427 . 391
Almoravid Taifas. AH 542. Muhammad ibn Sa'd, ibn Madarnish. Mursiya (Murcia). Dinar. (V. 1931) ("Murcia musulmana" 49). Slightly warped. Nice. 3,93 g. EBC.
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Caliphate. AH 334. Abd al-Rahman III. Al Andalus. Dinar. (IV Jarique page 37, no. 3, same example). Rev.: @{8z. The double line of legend in the margin of the obverse of this example is a unique case in the dinars of al-Andalus. Poorly struck in a part that does not affect the reading of the data. 4,11 g. MBC+.