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Over 1000 years old, from the Samanid Empire struck under the ruler Nuh II bin Nasr (who reigned from AH 331–343 / AD 943–954) consist primarily of gold dinars and silver dirhams. These Islamic coins are historically significant and highly sought after by collectors for their role in Silk Road trade.The Samanids utilized various regional mints to strike their currency, with dinars and dirhams from Nuh II's reign frequently bearing mint names like Nishapur and Balkh.