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'''Gold Dinars''' — uncommon Islamic artifact.
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|+ Gold Dinars
Gold coins minted across the Islamic caliphates beginning in 696 CE under Abd al-Malik, replacing Byzantine coinage. They bear Arabic inscriptions of Quranic verses and the ruler's name, with no figural imagery.
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! scope="row" | Artifact ID
Read more about gold dinar on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_dinar Wikipedia]
| <code>02_02_IslamicGoldDinars</code>
 
== Dossier ==
{| class="wikitable"
| Artifact ID || <code>02_02_IslamicGoldDinars</code>
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| Rarity || Uncommon
! scope="row" | Rarity
| Uncommon
|-
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| Era || [[Islamic]]
! scope="row" | Era
| [[Islamic]]
|-
|-
| Native to || Carthage (Tunisia) <small>(full release)</small>
! scope="row" | Native to
| Carthage (Tunisia) <small>(full release)</small>
|-
|-
| Toughness || 195.0
! scope="row" | Toughness
| 195.0
|-
|-
| Sale value || 162
! scope="row" | Sale value
| 162
|-
|-
| Materials || gold
! scope="row" | Materials
| gold
|}
|}
'''Gold Dinars''' — uncommon Islamic artifact.
Gold coins minted across the Islamic caliphates beginning in 696 CE under Abd al-Malik, replacing Byzantine coinage. They bear Arabic inscriptions of Quranic verses and the ruler's name, with no figural imagery.
Read more about gold dinar on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_dinar Wikipedia]


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Revision as of 06:39, 10 May 2026

Gold Dinars
Artifact ID 02_02_IslamicGoldDinars
Rarity Uncommon
Era Islamic
Native to Carthage (Tunisia) (full release)
Toughness 195.0
Sale value 162
Materials gold

Gold Dinars — uncommon Islamic artifact.

Gold coins minted across the Islamic caliphates beginning in 696 CE under Abd al-Malik, replacing Byzantine coinage. They bear Arabic inscriptions of Quranic verses and the ruler's name, with no figural imagery.

Read more about gold dinar on Wikipedia