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200 Reis - 24 mm (approx)
became a British protectorate
minted during the reign of Sawant Singh (dated 1199 AH -1785 AD) and Duleep Singh (dated 1236 AH - 1821 AD)
within a wreath
Miniature sheet of 2 stamps - India-Philippines joint issue
Silver Dirham, Habbari Dynasty, Sindh (854-1011 AD) South America 200 Reis - 24 mmSilver Dirham or Damma coins issued during the reign of the Habbari dynasty, an Arab dynasty which ruled parts of Sindh (present day Pakistan) from 854 1011 AD. The Habbari's were an Arabic tribe and notionally owed allegiance to the Abbasid Caliphate in Baghdad, but were practically independent. The Habbari kingdom was destroyed by Mahmud Ghaznavi, the Afghan invader. These coins belong to multiple rulers of the dynasty. All of these coins are VERY
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