Umayyad Dirham (Minted in al-Andalus, 104 AH) – Reign of Yazid ibn Abd al-Malik
<p>This issue bears the name of the farthest geographic point the Umayyad mint reached westward, the venerable city of Al-Andalus, recording the state's field expansion in carefully struck Kufic lines on silver.</p><p>The dirham stands as a document of administrative and military triumph, converting the province's spoils and resources into a coin that supported its stability and reflected the Umayyad state's remarkable reach, from Damascus all the way to Al-Andalus.</p>
104 AH