Umayyad Dirham (Minted in Sijistan, 101 AH) – Reign of Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz
<p>Sijistan crowns its unbroken presence in this record with an issue that closes a monetary run spanning three successive reigns, forming a material archive covering fourteen continuous years.</p><p>This long sequence offers an exceptional picture of stable economic activity at the caliphate's farthest eastern edge, decisive proof of the strength of its mint infrastructure there.</p><p>The dirham stands as evidence of the regional mint's independence from political shifts in the capital, guaranteeing the continued flow of struck silver currency through that era.</p>
101 AH