Seljuk Sultanate Pale Gold Dinar (1072-1092 AD) VF (Crusades)

Seljuk Sultanate Pale Gold Dinar (1072-1092 AD) VF (Crusades)

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Seljuk Sultanate Pale Gold Dinar (1072-1092 AD) VF (Crusades)

The Crusades would cause a period of debasement among the Islamic Kingdoms. These Pale Gold coins would be issued during the height of the inflation, alloying more Silver into the traditionally pure Gold coins.

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4 Reviews

50% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: Reagan

Date: May 20, 2025

Very Different

I love Apmex but I was extremely displeased with this product. I understand I bought pale gold, but the coins I received look NOTHING like the pictures. The ones I have look completely silver with brown icky parts. No gold hue what so ever. It would be impossible to convince anyone they were even partially gold. They look like copper and zinc coins. Won’t be buying these again. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED, I expected much better quality from Apmex, or atleast for the product to look somewhat like the picture.

Posted By: History_Lover

Date: Feb 23, 2022

Not as Advertized

I bought what I thought were a 5 coins, instead got 3 with different size and colors. I received a small, medium and large size coins. The large look all silver the other 2 have some gold tint to them. The Arabic on them is readable which is very cool. Hoping they are indeed 1000 year old and worth the historical values for my class lectures :)

Posted By: HankSummers1

Date: Dec 5, 2020

Gold Dinar

I researched these coins before I bought them and found that they had an interesting history. They correspond directly in date with The Seljuk Sultan who grew the empire to its greatest size during his 20 year reign starting when he was 17 until he was murdered at 37. Waging these wars was expensive and led to the 80% silver 20% gold coins. BTW their composition aside their size really makes them attractive. Anyway, The Crusades followed shortly after The Sultans murder, however, there is currency called the dinar which circulates it the region in the current day 900 years + later.

Posted By: bill

Date: Jun 5, 2020

coins of the crusades

Interesting coins due that from the crusades. It is an area in history that interests me.