Picture of Pre-Colonialist Moroccan Coins carrying Solomon's Seals is courtesy of historian and artist Dr. Yigal Bin Nun
Moroccan 3 Falus, 1868
CC picture by Steve Thoroughgood from Flickr
Friday, September 28, 2007
Pre-Colonialist Moroccan Coins
Picture of Pre-Colonialist Moroccan Coins carrying Solomon's Seals is courtesy of historian and artist Dr. Yigal Bin Nun
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How old are these coins?
+/- 130 years.
Anyone can enlighten from which ruler or region are they from? Cos I got one from Agadir.
how this coin looks on other side?
I have one of these coins, 1st row second in, and wonder what the value is?
Is there a website where I can find more info on these coins?
hi iam currently living in morocco these coins we find here in the countryside they bear the sign of Solomon, the star of david, the symbol was carev into a ring,given to king soloman and gave him the pover of devisl and jinns and also the capacity to speak with animals.
I think the Gregorian dates the rule of Solomon from some time in the mid 1850 til 1822, that is in the Arabic calenden around the year 1200 so the coins is about 200 years old... they sell on ebay ranging from 5 dollas til 300 depending on which coin and its condition. the coins are made out of cobber or silver....... and the sizes range from 16 to 28 mm
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