Mamluk Fals Ali Fleur de Lis Type Authentic Islamic Bronze Coin

Authentic Medieval Islamic Coin – Certificate of Authenticity Included

Details:
Dynasty: Mamluk Sultanate
Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze)
Mint: Uncertain Syrian or Egyptian mint
Date: 13th–15th century AD
Diameter: 18 mm
Weight: 2.66 g

Overview:
Medieval Mamluk bronze fals featuring a stylized fleur-de-lis motif flanked by four pellets on the obverse. This decorative device is characteristic of Mamluk copper coinage and reflects the distinctive heraldic and geometric style used in Syrian and Egyptian mint production during the Mamluk period.

The obverse includes the name “Ali” in Arabic script. The reverse bears an Arabic legend typical of Mamluk bronze issues. Fleur-de-lis types are among the more visually recognizable Mamluk copper coins and circulated widely across the eastern Mediterranean.

Authenticity Check:
Natural dark patina with consistent medieval bronze fabric. Strike and surface characteristics typical of hand-struck Mamluk fals. No modern alterations observed.

Comparable Examples:
Similar fleur-de-lis fals types are documented in major Mamluk numismatic references and institutional collections.

Condition:
Nearly Very Fine. Clear central device with readable inscription and natural circulation wear. Solid flan with good overall eye appeal.