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Drachm - Qudama Eastern Sistan - Arab-Sasanian

Issuer Abbasid Caliphate
Year 873-948
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Reverse description Central Zoroastrian fire altar depicted in stylized form, flanked by two attendants standing in profile facing the altar, a design directly inherited from Sasanian drachm coinage. The altar and attendants are rendered in low relief within a double circular border. Crescent and star symbols appear in the left and right fields respectively. A Pahlavi marginal legend encircles the design, recording mint and regnal information consistent with Arab-Sasanian issues from Zaranj in Sistan.
Reverse script Pahlavi
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Edge Plain
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