Description
House of Emirates® is thrilled to offer its elite clientele this majestic and historically significant Gold Fatimid Dinar, struck during the illustrious reign of Al-Hakem Bi Amr Allah, the sixth Fatimid Caliph (996–1021 AD).
Minted in Egypt in 388 AH (998 AD), this extraordinary coin reflects the height of Fatimid power, faith, and refinement. Each Arabic inscription is exquisitely engraved, capturing the elegance and spiritual depth of a civilization that harmonized divine authority with intellectual brilliance.
Weighing 4.10 grams of high-purity gold and measuring 24 mm in diameter, this dinar stands as both a tangible relic of Islamic grandeur and a timeless symbol of prestige, devotion, and prosperity. Its perfect circular calligraphy and balanced design showcase the unmatched artistry of Fatimid craftsmanship.
Fatimid gold dinars represent a rare intersection of history, precious metals, and tangible wealth. Struck during the Fatimid Caliphate, these coins carry intrinsic value from their gold content while also commanding significant numismatic premiums based on rarity, condition, historical importance, and provenance. Unlike modern financial assets, authentic Fatimid dinars are scarce physical artifacts that preserve nearly a millennium of Islamic history.
For collectors and investors, they offer portfolio diversification and long-term wealth preservation potential. Particularly rare issues, exceptional specimens, and historically significant dinars can appreciate substantially as demand for Islamic numismatics continues to grow among international collectors, museums, and specialized investors.





