Crusaders Coins

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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 668 - Tripoli. Bohemond VI (1251-1275). AR Gros. Obv. Cross within frame of alternate arcs and angles. Rev. Eight pointed star within eight arcs. Malloy 22; Schl. IV, 19. AR. 4.29 g. 26 mm. Superb cabinet tone. EF.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 667 - Tripoli. Bohemond IV (1187-1233), Bohemond V (1233-1252), Bohemond VI (1252-1272) and Bohemond VII (1275-1287). AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), third phase, after 1187 until 1260 or later. Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Mustansir. Obv. Pseudo-kufic inscription with Kalima in four lines, Ali above; pellet and crescent in inner margin. Rev. Pseudo-kufic inscription with name and titles of al-Mustansir in three lines, ma'ad above; pellet and crescent in inner margin. BY 7; Malloy 4a; Schl. pl. V, 18. AV. 3.2 g. 23 mm. Light flan crack. Good VF.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 666 - Tripoli. Raymond II (1137-1152) and Raymond III (1152-1187). AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), second phase, after 1148/59-1187? Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Mustansir. Obv. Pseudo-kufic inscription with Kalima in four lines, Ali above; pellet in inner margin. Rev. Pseudo-kufic inscription with name and titles of al-Mustansir in three lines, ma'ad above. BY 5 var. (additional pellet on reverse); Malloy 3b; Schl. pl. V, 16. AV. 3.78 g. 23.5 mm. Slightly double struck on reverse, otherwise. About EF.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 665 - Jerusalem. Christian-Arab AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), Acre mint, dated 1251 (Arabic alphanumeric AD date). Obv. Large cross pattée with annullet in the fourth quarter; • + • 'and resurrection, and through whom we are delivered and pardoned' in Arabic in inner margin; • + • 'we are glorified in the Cross of Lord Jesus the Messiah in whom we receive our salvation and life' in Arabic in outer margin. Rev. 'God and One' in Arabic in two lines; • + • 'the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit' in Arabic in inner margin; • + • mint formula and Arabic alphanumeric AD date in outer margin. BY 40; Cf. Malloy 6 (for type); Schl. pl. V, 27 (same). AV. 3.23 g. 22 mm. RR. Tiny flan crack as struck. VF. The Latin kings of Jerusalem struck imitative debased gold 'besanti sarracenati' modelled on the dinars of the Fatimid caliph al-Amir (1101-1130) from about 1148 until 1250, when they attracted the censure of the papal legate Eudes of Châteauroux, who came to Acre with Louis IX. He found it scandalous that Christians should be striking coins bearing 'the name of Mohamed and the number of years from his nativity'. The designs were promptly changed with a prominent cross and legends in Arabic proclaiming the Christian faith of the Holy Trinity with dates 'from the incarnation of the Messiah', from 1251 to 1258 AD, however, the dates on the outer margins of the coins are usually illegible.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 664 - Jerusalem. Baldwin III (1143-1163) and later. AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), third phase, struck 1187(?)-1260 or later. Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Amir Abu ʿAli al-Mansur from Misr mint. Obv. Central inscription ʿāl / ghāya’ in two lines, dots below; Pseudo-kufic inscription with Kalima around. Rev. Central inscription, ‘al-imām / al-Manṣūr’ in two lines; Pseudo-kufic inscription with titles around. BY 31; Malloy 5e. AV. 3.61 g. 24.5 mm. Good VF.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 663 - Jerusalem. Baldwin III until the battle of the Horns of Hattin (1187) and the fall of Jerusalem, during the reign of Guy de Lusignan. AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), possibly second phase, struck 1148/59-1187. Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Amir Abu ʿAli al-Mansur from Mu'izziya al-Qahira mint, dated [5]18 AH. Obv. Central inscription ʿāl / ghāya’ in two lines; Pseudo-kufic inscription with Kalima around. Rev. Central inscription, ‘al-imām / al-Manṣūr’ in two lines; Pseudo-kufic inscription with titles around; mint and date formula in outer margin. Cf. BY 25; Cf. Malloy 3; Cf. Schl. pl. V, 19; Cf. Nicol type A, n° 2560. AV. 3.84 g. 21 mm. RRR. About EF. This type was firstly reported by Loewe (Loewe L., Observations on a unique Kufic Gold Coin, London 1849). That is the same type of present coin, struck by different dies, but executed probably by the same engraver and with the same date. Loewe didn't recognize that it was a crusader imitation and attributed it to the Fatimid al-Amir, ascribing to the date of 518 AH, also considering that al-Ma'mun had established a new mint at New Cairo (al-Mu'izziya al-Qahira) in the year AH 516, which operated under al-Amir until the year 524 AH. Malloy classifies this coin as a dinar struck at 'Akka (Acre) in imitation of those of the Fatimid Caliph al-Amir, second phase circa AD 1148-1159.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 662 - Jerusalem. Baldwin III until the battle of the Horns of Hattin (1187) and the fall of Jerusalem, during the reign of Guy de Lusignan. AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), second phase, struck 1148/59-1187. Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Amir Abu ʿAli al-Mansur from Misr mint, dated [50]6 AH. Obv. Central inscription ʿāl / ghāya’ in two lines; kufic inscription with Kalima around. Rev. Central inscription, ‘al-imām / al-Manṣūr’ in two lines; kufic inscription with titles around; mint and date formula in outer margin. BY 25; Malloy 3; Schl. pl. V, 19. AV. 3.88 g. 23 mm. R. About EF. This variety always features normally legible Kufic legends, always from the Misr mint and in many cases partially or completely dated to the following years 506, 508, 509 and 516.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 661 - Jerusalem. Baldwin II (1118-1136), Baldwin III (1143-1163). AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), Acre mint, first phase, struck before 1148/59. Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Amir Abu ʿAli al-Mansur from Misr mint. Obv. Central inscription ʿāl / ghāya’ in two lines; Pseudo-kufic inscription with Kalima around. Rev. Central inscription, ‘al-imām / al-Manṣūr’ in two lines; Pseudo-kufic inscription with titles around. BY 26a; Lavoix 5; Malloy 1. AV. 3.69 g. 23 mm. RR. Among the earliest gold coinage produced by the Crusaders in Acre. Good VF.
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Artemide LXIV
Lot # 660 - Jerusalem. In the name of al-Mustansir. AV Dinar (Saracenic Bezant), circa 1080-1150. Imitating a Fatimid Dinar of al-Mustansir from Misr mint, dated 440 AH. Obv. Kalima in four lines; Quran IX, 33 around. Rev. Name and titles in three lines; mint and date formula around. Malloy -; Schl. -; Album 720. AV. 4.18 g. 23 mm. RRR. VF. This is an early Crusader imitation, apparently unknown and possibly unpublished, still adhering to the traditional Fatimid weight standard. Type derived from Fatimid type Album 719.1, matching Nicol type B1, which was struck at Misr only during the years 430-435 AH.
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InAsta 119 E-Live
Lot # 976 - LE CROCIATE - CHIARENZA - Denaro tornese (MI g. 0,74) meglio di MB
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InAsta 119 E-Live
Lot # 975 - LE CROCIATE - CHIARENZA - Denaro tornese (MI g. 0,89) MB-BB
Classe A - Un esemplare simile in asta Elsen 108, lotto 780 ha realizzato € 835
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InAsta 119 E-Live
Lot # 974 - LE CROCIATE - ANTIOCHIA - Raimondo di Poitiers (1136-1149) - Denaro Metcalf manca; CCS.16 RRR (AG g. 1,12)Classe A Un esemplare simile in asta Elsen 108, lotto 780 ha realizzato € 835 BB
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InAsta 119 E-Live
Lot # 973 - LE CROCIATE - ANTIOCHIA - Tancredi (1104-1112) - Follaro Metcalf 63/70 R (AE g. 3,27) Bel ritratto BB
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ACM 37
Lot # 652 - Crociati. Lotto di 2 monete da catalogare. Mi. Da studio.
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ACM 37
Lot # 651 - Chiarenza. Acaia. Roberto d'Angiò di Taranto. 1333-1364. Denaro Tornese. Mi. Metcalf 1022-1023. Peso gr. 0,53. Diametro mm. 19. MB. RR.
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ACM 37
Lot # 650 - Chiarenza. Florens de Hainaut. 1289-1297. Denaro Tornese. Mi. Simbolo dello zecchiere nella legenda. Metcalf, Crusades, 953-957. Peso gr. 0,79. Diametro mm. 19. BB+.
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ACM 37
Lot # 649 - Oriente Latino. Atene. Guido II de la Roche?. 1287-1308. Denaro tornese. Thebe. Mi. D/ Castello. R Croce patente. Metcalf 1056. Peso gr. 0,48. Diametro mm. 16. qSPL. Schiacciatura di conio.
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ACM 37
Lot # 648 - Guglielmo I de la Roche, Duca di Atene. 1280-1287. Obolo. MI. Malloy 82. Peso gr. 0,35. Diametro mm. 14. qBB. RRR.
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Nomisma 41 E-Live
Lot # 3096 - CROCIATE - ANTIOCHIA - Tancredi (1104-1112) - Follaro - Met. 63/70 (AE g 4,50) BB
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 689 - Genoese Colonies. Caffa. AR Asper 1420-1426. Obv. Genoese door. Rev. Tamgha decorated with pellets. Cf. Schl. pl. XVII; Cf. Lunardi C29; Cf. Retowski pl. II, 131/137. AR. 0.87 g. 16.5 mm. VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 688 - Genoese Colonies. Caffa. AR Asper 1420-1426. Obv. Genoese door. Rev. Tamgha decorated with pellets. Cf. Schl. pl. XVII; Cf. Lunardi C29; Cf. Retowski pl. II, 131/137. AR. 0.84 g. 16.5 mm. VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 687 - Rhodes. Knights of Rhodes (Knights Hospitaller). Anonymous (c. 1365-1476). BI Denier. Schl. pl. XII, 1; Malloy 7. BI. 0.18 g. 14.5 mm. About VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 686 - Kings of Armenia. Lot of sixteen (16) coins attributable to the Kingdom of Armenia, in various metals (Ag, MI, AE), to be classified. AR, BI, AE. Varied lot with interesting individual pieces.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 685 - Kings of Armenia. Levon I (1198-1219). AR Tram. AR. 2.88 g. 23 mm. About EF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 684 - Lot of two (2) BI Denier Tournois: Frankish Greece, Achaea, Isabelle of Villehardouin (1297-1301) and Frankish Greece, Epirus, Philip of Taranto (1294-1313). BI.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 683 - Lot of two (2) BI Denier Tournois: Frankish Greece, Achaea, Philip of Savoy (1301-1306) and Frankish Greece, Athens, Guy II de la Roche, Majority (1294-1308). BI.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 682 - Frankish Greece, Epirus. Philip of Taranto (1294-1313). BI Denier Tournois. Schl. pl. XIII, 20; Malloy 111a. BI. 0.7 g. 18.5 mm. Good VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 681 - Frankish Greece, Epirus. Philip of Taranto (1294-1313). BI Denier Tournois. Schl. pl. XIII, 20; Malloy 111a. BI. 0.72 g. 19 mm. VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 680 - Frankish Greece, Achaea. Philip of Savoy (1301-1306). BI Denier Tournois, Corinth (?). Schl. pl. XII, 20; Malloy 18. BI. 0.77 g. 20 mm. VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 679 - Tripoli. Raymond II (1137-1352). AE 'Agnus Dei type', Second Crusade period, c. 1147-1149. Obv. Plain cross, pellet in each quarter. Rev. Horse (?) or Agnus Dei standing left; cross behind. Malloy 4; Schl. pl. IV, 8; Metcalf 506. AE. 0.89 g. 16 mm. R. Earthy deposits. Bent flan. VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 678 - Antioch. Bohemond IV and Bohemond V (1215-1250), second reign. AE Pougeoise. Obv. Fleur de lis flanked by two pellets. Rev. Patent cross; in each quarter, pellet. Malloy 107/115; Schl. pl. III, 1; Metcalf 471 and 475. AE. 0.73 g. 16 mm. Reddish desert patina. VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 677 - Antioch. Tancred, Regent (1101-1103, 1104-1112). AE Follis. Obv. Bust of Tancred wearing turban and holding sword in right hand. Rev. Ornate cross; IC - XC / NI - KA (Jesus Christ, conquer) within the arms. Malloy 4; Schl. pl. II, 7; Metcalf 63/70. AE. 4.5 g. 22 mm. Good example with 'desert ' patina. About EF/Good VF.
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Artemide 72E
Lot # 676 - Acre. Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. 12th-13th centuries. AV Bezant. Imitating a dinar of the Fatimid caliphate. Acre mint. Third phase, struck 1187(?)-1260 or later. Balog & Yvon 27f; CCS 5. AV. 3.61 g. 22.5 mm. About EF.
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Nomisma 74
Lot # 189 - CROCIATE Cipro - Pietro I (1359-1369) Grosso - cfr. Metcalf 770 AG (g 4,41) Frattura del tondello, qualche corrosione e deposito BB+
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Nomisma 74
Lot # 188 - CROCIATE Tripoli - Boemondo VII (1275-1287) Mezzo grosso - cfr. Metcalf 500 AG (g 2,06) BB+
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Nomisma 74
Lot # 187 - CROCIATE Tripoli - Boemondo VII (1275-1287) Grosso - Metcalf 497-9 AG (g 4,14) Ottima conservazione dal argento ancora brillanti SPL+
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Naumann 155
Lot # 1081 - CRUSADERS. Tripoli. Bohémond VII (1275-1287). Gros. Obv: SЄPTIMVS BOЄMVNDVS COMЄS. Cross pattée within tressure of twelve arcs.Rev: CIVITAS TRIPOLIS SVRIЄ. Fortress within tressure of twelve arcs.CCS 26. Condition: Good very fine.Weight: 4.13 g. Diameter: 25 mm.
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Naumann 155
Lot # 1080 - CRUSADERS. Lusignan Kingdom of Cyprus. Hugh IV (1324-1359). Gros. Nicosia. Obv: HVGVЄ RЄI DЄ. Hugh seated facing on leonine throne, holding lis-tipped sceptre and orb.Rev: + IЄRVSAL'M Є D' CHIPR. Jerusalem cross.CCS 67. Condition: Very fine.Weight: 4.38 g. Diameter: 26 mm.
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Naumann 155
Lot # 1079 - CRUSADERS. Lusignan Kingdom of Cyprus. Henry II (1285-1324). Gros. Nicosia(?). Obv: + hЄNRI RЄI DЄ. Henry seated facing on throne, holding lis-tipped sceptre and orb.Rev: + IЄRVSAL'M Є D' CHIPR. Crowned lion rampant left.Cf. CCS 38.Rare Condition: Near very fine.Weight: 4.75 g. Diameter: 25 mm. Rare
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Naumann 155
Lot # 1078 - CRUSADERS. Lusignan Kingdom of Cyprus. Guy of Lusignan (1192-1194). AE Fractional Denier. Obv: + REX GUIDOD. Crowned bust facing.Rev: + E IERVSALEO. Church of the Holy Sepulchre.CCS 32 (Jerusalem); Metcalf, Crusades 628.Rare Condition: Good fine.Weight: 0.94 g. Diameter: 17 mm. Rare
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Naumann 155
Lot # 1077 - CRUSADERS. Lusignan Kingdom of Cyprus. Hugh IV (1324-1359). Gros. Nicosia. Obv: HVGVЄ RЄI DЄ. Hugh seated facing on leonine throne, holding lis-tipped sceptre and orb; B to left.Rev: + IЄRVSAL'M Є D' CHIPR. Cross of Jerusalem.CCS 69. Condition: Good very fine.Weight: 4.59 g. Diameter: 26 mm.
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Naumann 155
Lot # 1076 - CRUSADERS. Chios. Maona Society (Circa 1347-1385). Pale GOLD Ducat. Imitating Venice issue of Andrea Dandulo. Obv: Doge kneeling left, holding staff and being blessed by St. Mark standing right.Rev: Christ the Redeemer standing facing within mandorla of nine stars.Lunardi CS6; cf. CNI VII 37 (for type). Condition: Good very fine.Weight: 3.49 g. Diameter: 23 mm.
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Antivm E-Live 42
Lot # 291 - CROCIATI. Antiochia. Boemondo III (1163-1201). Denaro. MI (g 0,85). Busto elmato e corazzato a sinistra tra crescente e stella. R/ Croce patente; crescente in un quarto. CCS 67b. qBB. Nr.reg. 641/25
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Antivm E-Live 42
Lot # 290 - ARMENIA. Smpad (1296-1298). Pogh. AE (g 2,27). Re a cavallo verso destra, con scettro. R/ Croce patente; giglio in ogni quarto. Cf. AC 413. qBB. Nr.reg. 641/25
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Antivm E-Live 42
Lot # 289 - ARMENIA. Levon I (1198-1219). Tram. AR (g 2,88). Levon coronato, seduto di fronte su trono leonino, regge croce e giglio. R/ Due leoni rampanti ai lati della croce. Cf. AC 282-3. BB. Nr.reg. 641/25
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Lot # 245 - Frankish Greece, Athens. William de la Roche (1280-1287) perhaps also minted during the Minority of Guy II de la Roche (1287-1294). BI Denier Tournois. Malloy 87a; Schl. pl. XIII, 2; Metcalf 1056. BI. 0.71 g. Ø 19.5 mm. VF.  
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ACM 36
Lot # 598 - Chiarenza. Acaia. Roberto d'Angiò di Taranto. 1333-1364. Denaro Tornese. Mi. Metcalf 1022-1023. Peso gr. 0,53. Diametro mm. 19. MB. RR.
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ACM 36
Lot # 597 - Chiarenza. Maud de Hainaut. 1316-1321. Denaro Tornese. Lettera C nel campo. Mi. Malloy 34/42. Peso gr. 0,82. Diametro mm. 18. BB+. R.
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ACM 36
Lot # 596 - Chiarenza. Florens de Hainaut. 1289-1297. Denaro Tornese. Mi. Simbolo dello zecchiere nella legenda. Metcalf, Crusades, 953-957. Peso gr. 0,79. Diametro mm. 19. BB+.
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ACM 36
Lot # 595 - Guglielmo I de la Roche, Duca di Atene. 1280-1287. Obolo. MI. Malloy 82. Peso gr. 0,35. Diametro mm. 14. qBB. RRR.

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