Silver-Alloy Dramma of Habbarids of Sind (10th Cen. AD) al-Mansur Type

Description

Habbarids of Sind, (10th Cen. AD), Silver-Alloy Dramma, al-Mansur Inscribed on reverse bottom, 0.36 Gms, 5.00 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional Silver-Alloy Dramma represents a remarkable piece of medieval Islamic numismatic history from the 10th century AD. Minted during the rule of the Habbarids of Sind—a significant dynasty that controlled the Sindh region—this coin bears the inscription of al-Mansur on its reverse, reflecting the political authority of that era. The Dramma was a common silver denomination used across Islamic territories, serving as an important medium of exchange during this transformative period. Weighing a mere 0.36 grams and measuring 5mm, this miniature coin showcases the intricate artistry of medieval mintmasters despite its diminutive size. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen displays excellent preservation with clear inscriptions and minimal wear, making it a standout example for serious collectors. The rarity of Habbarid coinage, combined with its historical significance as a window into 10th-century Sindhi trade and governance, elevates its appeal considerably. This coin is an ideal addition to Islamic numismatic collections, offering both historical substance and tangible investment potential. Its scarcity in the numismatic market makes it a coveted piece for those passionate about medieval Indian and Islamic monetary systems.