Sicily: William I (1154-1166), gold tari (1.18g), Siqiliya (Sicily) mint, AH 551 (1156-1157 CE) likely indication to the victorious

likely indication to the victorious conquest of Tilimsan by the Merinids in AH 737 (1336-1337 CE)

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Umayyad of Spain: 'Abd al-Rahman II (822-852)

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Sicily: William I (1154-1166), gold tari (1.18g), Siqiliya (Sicily) mint, AH 551 (1156-1157 CE) likely indication to the victoriousSicily: William I (1154 1166), gold tari (1. 18g), Siqiliya (Sicily) mint, AH 551 (1156 1157 CE). William cited with title al Hadi. Triangle and 3 pellets in obverse center, inner margin "al hadi bi amrillah al malik ghulyalim" (the one who guides by the command of Allah, the King William), mint and date in Arabic in outer margin Cross flanked by IC XC NI KA in reverse center, Arabic legends around. Fantastic example with clear mint and date preceded