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'''Copper Coins''' | '''Copper Coins''' - common Islamic artifact. | ||
Fals (copper or bronze) coins minted for everyday local transactions across the Islamic world, often bearing the name of the local governor or mint city. Quality and design varied greatly by period and region. | Fals (copper or bronze) coins minted for everyday local transactions across the Islamic world, often bearing the name of the local governor or mint city. Quality and design varied greatly by period and region. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:49, 3 July 2026
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| Rarity | Common |
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| Era | Islamic |
| Native to | Petra (Jordan) |
| Toughness | 155.0 |
| Sale value | 36 |
| Materials | copper |
Copper Coins - common Islamic artifact.
Fals (copper or bronze) coins minted for everyday local transactions across the Islamic world, often bearing the name of the local governor or mint city. Quality and design varied greatly by period and region.
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