1 Dirham - 'Ubayd Allah

Arminiya was an Abbasid administrative province carved from the former Sasanian and Byzantine borderlands of the southern Caucasus, governed by appointed emirs who held fragile authority over a region that never fully pacified. By 791, the province had seen repeated revolts, most notably the great Armenian uprising of the 770s that required a brutal Abbasid suppression under al-Mahdi. 'Ubayd Allah's tenure as governor sits in that uneasy aftermath.

Album 219G places this among the scarcer provincial Abbasid dirhams — regional issues from Arminiya lack the consistent mint output of Iraq or Khurasan, and documented die combinations remain incompletely catalogued.