HASANWAYHID

369 – 405 AH

The usual mints for the Hasanwayhids were Burujird, Mah al-Kufa, al-Rur, and Saburkhwast, though in all about 15-20 mints are known, including several that operated as mints only for this dynasty. Gold dinars were usually exquisitely struck on neat flans, with clear mint & date. Most silver dirhams were poorly struck on scruffy blanks. Dirhams with fully legible mint & date are exceptional. All coins of Badr are dated between 391 and 405. Earlier coins from mints under his authority cite only the Buwayhid overlord and are thus classified as Buwayhid.