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Dinar of Hijri year 77 (commentary by the British Museum / islamic-awareness)

islamic-awareness (commentary on the British Museum's collection)

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  1. Dinar of Hijri year 77. No image, only inscription. Marginal legend: "In the name of God, this dinar was struck in the year 77". 4.25 g. Believed to have been struck in Syria (according to Walker 1956).
  2. The mint name and the Caliph's name are not on the inscription (confirmed from the transcribed inscription).

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