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1 Dīnar

1416

Nickel brass

1 Dīnar

Lead2 var.

1 Dīnar

Brass3 var.

1 Dīnar 1 JOD = JPY 219

Silver (.925)

1 Dīnar 1 JOD = JPY 220

Silver (.999)2 var.

1 Dīnar 1 JOD = JPY 220

Silver (.925)

1 Dīnar 1 JOD = JPY 220

Gold (.917)

1 Dīnar 1 JOD = JPY 220

Gold (.9167)

1 Dīnar 1 JOD = JPY 220

Nickel brass

1 Fils

1374–1398

Bronze5 var.

1 Maah

Silver

1 Qirsh 0.01 JOD = JPY 2.20

1414

Bronze plated steel

1 Qirsh 0.01 JOD = JPY 2.20

1421

Copper plated steel

½ Dinar ½ JOD = JPY 110

1421

Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in brass ring

½ Dinar ½ JOD = JPY 110

Bimetallic: copper-nickel centre in aluminium bronze ring

½ Dinar ½ JOD = JPY 110

Copper-nickel

½ Dinar ½ JOD = JPY 110

Brass

½ Dinar ½ JOD = JPY 110

Silver (.999)

½ Qirsh 0.005 JOD = JPY 1.10

Copper plated steel

¼ Dinar ¼ JOD = JPY 55

1390–1398

Copper-nickel3 var.

¼ Dinar ¼ JOD = JPY 55

1416–1425

Nickel brass2 var.

¼ Dinar ¼ JOD = JPY 55

Gold (.917)

¼ Dinar ¼ JOD = JPY 55

Silver (.925)

¼ Dinar ¼ JOD = JPY 55

Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)

¼ Shekel

Silver2 var.

10 Dinars 10 JOD = JPY 2201

Silver (.999)7 var.

10 Dinars 10 JOD = JPY 2201

Silver (.925)2 var.

10 Dinars 10 JOD = JPY 2202

Gold (.900)

10 Dinars 10 JOD = JPY 2227

Silver (.999)

10 Fils

Bronze

10 Fils 0.010 JOD = JPY 2.20

1374–1387

Bronze2 var.

10 Fils 0.010 JOD = JPY 2.20

1398

Bronze (97% Copper, 2.5% Zinc, 0.5% Tin)

10 Piastres 0.10 JOD = JPY 22

1412

Nickel plated steel

10 Piastres 0.10 JOD = JPY 22

1421

Nickel clad steel

100 Fils

1374

Copper-nickel2 var.

100 Fils 0.100 JOD = JPY 22

1387

Copper-nickel

100 Fils 0.100 JOD = JPY 22

1398

Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)

2 Dinars 2 JOD = JPY 439

Gold (.900)

20 Dinars 20 JOD = JPY 4402

Silver (.999)

20 Fils

1383

Copper-nickel2 var.

2½ Dinars 2.5 JOD = JPY 550

Silver (.925)

2½ Piastres 0.025 JOD = JPY 5.48

1412

Stainless steel

25 Dinars 25 JOD = JPY 5504

Gold (.900)

25 Dinars 25 JOD = JPY 5504

Gold (.916)

25 Fils 0.025 JOD = JPY 5.48

1387

Copper-nickel

25 Fils 0.025 JOD = JPY 5.49

1398

Copper-nickel

3 Dinars 3 JOD = JPY 660

Silver (.925)3 var.

3 Dinars 3 JOD = JPY 660

Nordic gold (89% Copper, 5% Zinc, 5% Aluminium, 1% Tin)

¾ Dinar ¾ JOD = JPY 165

Silver (.999)

40 Dinars 40 JOD = JPY 8804

Gold (.917)

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1098

Gold (.900)

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1099

Copper-nickel

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1100

Silver (.925)

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1100

Bronze

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1100

Brass

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1101

Silver (.925)

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1101

Bronze2 var.

5 Dinars 5 JOD = JPY 1113

Bronze

5 fils

1968

Bronze

5 Fils

1374–1398

Bronze4 var.

5 piastres

1999

Ni clad Steel

5 Piastres 0.05 JOD = JPY 11

1412

Nickel plated steel

5 Piastres 0.05 JOD = JPY 11

1421

Nickel clad steel

50 Dinars

Lead

50 Dinars 50 JOD = JPY 11 005

Gold (.9166)4 var.

50 Dinars 50 JOD = JPY 11 005

Gold (.916)

50 Dinars 50 JOD = JPY 11 005

Gold (.999)2 var.

50 Dinars 50 JOD = JPY 11 005

Gold (.917)3 var.

50 Dinars 50 JOD = JPY 11 008

Gold (.917)

50 Dinars 50 JOD = JPY 11 008

Gold (.900)

50 Fils

1374

Copper-nickel2 var.

50 Fils 0.050 JOD = JPY 11

1387

Copper-nickel

50 Fils 0.050 JOD = JPY 11

1398

Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)

60 Dinars 60 JOD = JPY 13 200

Gold (.917)

60 Dinars 60 JOD = JPY 13 206

Gold (.917)2 var.

Æ16 - Aretas II - Nabataean Kingdom

BC 110

Bronze

Aretas II . 110 BC.

BC 110

44 var.

Aretas II . 110 BC. Double struck

BC 110

9 var.

Aretas II . 110 BC. Probably unpublished type

BC 110

2 var.

Aretas II . 168 BC.Lead ,very rare

BC 168

Aretas III 84-71 BC.

BC 84

As

BC 60–198

27 var.

As

BC 60–161

Bronze57 var.

As

BC 9

Silver

Assarion

218–222

Bronze5 var.

Cent

CHOICE EXAMPLE FOR THE TYPE: Arabia Nabatean Kingdom. Malichos I (60-30 BC) AE 20mm, 4.84g). Petra mint. Struck in regnal yea...

BC 60

Bronze

Coin of Aretas IV (Philopatris), from Petra, Yale University Art Gallery, inv. 1938.6000.2022

copper

Coin of Aretas IV (Philopatris), from Petra, Yale University Art Gallery, inv. 1938.6000.2023

copper

Coin of Rabbell II, King of Nabathaea, from Petra, Yale University Art Gallery, inv. 1938.6000.2031

copper

DECAPOLIS, Nysa-Scythopolis. Aulus Gabinius. Proconsul, 57-55 BC.

BC 57

DECAPOLIS, Nysa-Scythopolis. Aulus Gabinius. Proconsul, 57-55 BC. AE 19

BC 57

Bronze

DECAPOLIS, Nysa-Scythopolis. Aulus Gabinius. Proconsul, 57-55 BCE. Æ

BC 57

Decapolis. Nysa-Scythopolis under Aulus Gabinius (proconsul, 57-55 BC). AE19

BC 57

Decapolis. Nysa-Scythopolis under Aulus Gabinius (proconsul, 57-55 BC). AE20

BC 57

2 var.

Diassarion

177–218

Bronze4 var.

Didrachm

Silver

Dinar

1969–2013

15 var.

Dinar

1997–2000

Billon2 var.

Dinars

1981

Silver

Dinars

2006

Dirham

1970–1989

Copper5 var.

Drachm

BC 9–198

Silver122 var.

Drachm

BC 9–20

4 var.

Fals

661

3 var.

Fals

685

Bronze5 var.

Gadara in Decapolis. Pompey the Great, 63 B.C.

BC 63

Hemiassarion

138–177

Bronze5 var.

Hemilitron

BC 354

Bronze

HIGH QUALITY: Decapolis. Nysa-Scythopolis under Aulus Gabinius (proconsul, 57-55 BC). AE21

BC 57

Marks

BC 9

Bronze

NABATAEA. Aretas III. Circa 87-62 BC.

BC 87

NABATAEA. Malichos I. 60-30 BC.

BC 60

3 var.

NABATAEA. Malichos I. 60-30 BC. AE 16. (33/2 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

NABATAEA. Malichos I. 60-30 BC. Stunning example.

BC 60

NABATAEA. Malichus I. 60-30 BC.

BC 60

3 var.

NABATAEA. Malichus I. 60-30 BC. Æ 15. Petra mint. Dated RY 28 (33/2 BC)

BC 60

NABATAEA. Obodas I. Circa 87-60 BC. unpublished transitional type.

BC 87

Nabataean Kingdom, Aretas III, 87 - 62 B.C. lead.RARE

BC 87

NABATAEAN KINGDOM. ARETAS II/III AE 14. 103-96 BC.

BC 103

Bronze

NABATAEAN KINGDOM. ARETAS II/III AE 18. 103-96 BC. DAMASCUS MINT

BC 103

Bronze

Nabataean Kingdom. Malichos I (c. 60-30 BC). AE 17 mm, 4.21 g. Petra mint. Struck in regnal year 28 (= 33 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean Kingdom. Malichus I (60-30 BC) AE 16mm, 3.60g. Petra mint. Struck in regnal year 28 (32/1 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean Kingdom. Malichus I (60-30 BC) AE 19mm, 4.05g. Petra mint. Struck in regnal year 28 (32/1 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean Kingdom. Malichus I (60-30 BC) AE 21mm, 5.04 g. Petra mint. Struck in regnal year 28 (32/1 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean kingdom. Malichus I (60-30 BC). AE 16

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean kingdom. Malichus I (60-30 BC). AE 20mm, 5.10g. Petra mint. Struck c. 33/2-32/1BC.

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean Kings. Malichus I (60-30 BC). AE 16mm, 2.61g. Petra mint. Struck in regnal year 28 (33/2 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

Nabataean Kings. Malichus I (60-30 BC). AE 16mm, 3.18g. Petra mint. Struck in regnal year 28 (33/2 BC).

BC 60

Bronze

Nickel

1949–1965

Copper15 var.

Nysa-Scythopolis, Decapolis. A. Gabinius (57-55 BC). the finest realistic portrait of Gabinius.

BC 57

Octassarion

218

Bronze

ORIGINAL DESERT PATINA. NICE QUALITY. Decapolis. Nysa-Scythopolis under Aulus Gabinius (proconsul, 57-55 BC). AE19

BC 57

Quarter

BC 9

Silver2 var.

Quarter

BC 9

4 var.

Scarce Nabataea Anonymous Petra (Jordan) Mint 270-72 BC Head of Athena / Nike

BC 270

7 var.

Scarce VF Earliest Nabataean Type Petra (Jordan) 270-2 BC Head of Athena / Nike

BC 270

Semis

117

Bronze

Sestertius

Copper

Tetrassarion

218

Bronze

Triassarion

189

Bronze

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