Mamluk Sultanate Fals - Salah-ad-Din Hajji II, 791 – 792

Æ Fals from Mamluk Sultanate. Issued from 791 to 792. Struck in Copper. Measures 18 mm and weighs 3.1 g.

Obverse

Inscription containing the title and name of the sultan inside a circle divided by two horizontal lines; presence of a gnat. (Al-Mansur
Al-Sultan al-Malik
Haji:
"The victorious Sultan, the Haji ruler".)

Reverse

Inscriptions on four lines presenting the name of the workshop, in a hexagram formed by two intertwined triangles, heads spades, and inscribed in the same circle; presence of a globule inside each end of the star. Registration starting at 1h and including the date in letters divided between the fields between the hexagram and the circle. (Duriba
bi Dimashq:
"Struck in Damascus".
Fi sanat ihda (a) / ithnatain (b) wa ti'sin wa sebmi'at:
a) "In the year seven hundred and ninety-one [of the Hegira]".
(b) "In the year seven hundred and ninety-two [of the Hegira]".)