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דירהם 1 טריפולי לבנון / חלב סוריה מטבע כסף 2.8 גרם , קוטר : 20 מ''מ. Silver 1 Dirham – Al-Zahir Ghazi, Six-Pointed Star Type מהשנים : Years 614-638 (1218-1241) - Crusader Imitation Dirham – Al-Zahir Ghazi, Six-Pointed Star Type Description: This rare Crusader imitation dirham was minted in the name of al-Zahir Ghazi (ruler of Aleppo, 1186–1216 AD). These imitation coins were produced by Crusader states to facilitate trade with Muslim regions, closely resembling Islamic silver coinage of the time. This coin belongs to the six-pointed star type, a geometric motif that demonstrates a fusion of Islamic and Crusader artistic elements, making it a significant artifact in the history of medieval diplomacy and commerce. Details: Region: Crusader States / Syria (Aleppo) Ruler Named: Al-Zahir Ghazi (Ayyubid ruler, son of Salah ad-Din) Period: Circa late 12th to early 13th century Material: Silver Design: Obverse: Arabic inscriptions within a six-pointed star (hexagram) surrounded by decorative beading. Reverse: Additional Arabic script with a continuation of the six-pointed star motif, reflecting both Ayyubid style and Crusader influence. These coins were imitative, blending elements of Islamic dirhams with the Crusaders’ efforts to integrate with regional trade networks. Condition: Grading: Fine to Very Fine Wear: Some light wear typical of circulation, but inscriptions remain visible. The hexagram design is well-defined, with minor surface marks from handling. Edge: Smooth, with minimal nicks or imperfections.