Ilkhans (Mongols of Persia), Muhammad Khan, 6 Dirhams, Astarabad Mint, AH 737 = 1338 AD - RRR

Islamic Kingdoms, Ilkhans (Mongols of Persia), Muhammad Khan, AH 737-738 / AD 1337-1338, 6 Dirhams (silver,7.1g,24mm), Astarabad Mint, AH 737 = 1338 AD - slightly off flan otherwise extemely fine

Arabic Title : إسلامي، الإلخانات (المغول في بلاد فارس)، محمد خان، ٦ دراهم، ضرب في أستراباد، ٧٣٧ هـ

Era/Ruler: Ilkhans (Mongols of Persia), Muhammad Khan

Mint/Date: Astarabad Mint, AH 737 = 1338 AD

Denom : AR 6 Dirhams

Wt/Dia : 7.1g / 24mm

Obv: Kalima. Outside names of the four righteous caliph

Rev: Titulature, mint and date formula around

Ref: Album 2228

Rarity: Rare (short reign), EF

Note: This 6 Dirhams coin serves as an important artifact reflecting the numismatic history of the Ilkhanate era. Astarabad, located in present-day Iran, was a significant minting center during this period, contributing to the region's economic and cultural landscape. This coin provides valuable insights into the monetary system and trade networks of the Ilkhanate, highlighting the interactions between Persia and the broader Islamic world. Despite Muhammad Khan's short reign it has witnessed various political and cultural developments, shaping the trajectory of Persia during the Ilkhanate period.