Muhammad al-Sa'id, 1638-1653, AV kupang (0.61g), (Millies 281; ZENO 329969) “al-Sultan / Muhammad / al-Sa’id” / rev.: “Khalada Allah / Mulkahu wa-sultanahu / bi-fadlihi”. Very Rare - gVF

Muhammad al-Sa'id, 1638-1653, AV mas (2.38 g), (Millies 280; ZENO 329969) “al-Sultan / Muhammad / al-Sa’id” / rev.: “Khalada Allah / Mulkahu wa-sultanahu / bi-fadlihi”. Extremely rare RRRR and XF for issue

Sultan Hasan al-Din, 1653-1669, AR dirham (1.79 g.). (ZENO 329982) Obv.: al-Sultan Hasan al-Din / rev.: ? Legend identical to the gold mas as illustrated by Millies 283. gVF for issue

Sultan Hasan al-Din, 1653-1669, AV kupang or ¼ mas (0.61 g.). (Millies 284; ZENO 329973) Obv.: al-Sultan Hasan al-Din / rev.: ? Very rare XF

Muhammad Baqir, the princely name Sultan Hasan al-Din, AD1653-1669. AV kupang (0.57 g.). (ZENO 329981) Obv.: al-Sultan / Muhammad / Baqir / rev.: Khallada Allah / Mulkahu / wa-Sultanahu. Muhammad Baqir, born in Macasser, became sultan on the dead of his father, Sultan Muhammad al-Sa’id, who died on 15 November 1653 and this coin may therefore be regarded as a pre-coronation issue struck in 1653._x000D_ The Dutch called Sultan Hasan al-Din "the Rooster of the East" as he was described as aggressive in battle and was proclaimed as Indonesian National Hero on 6 November 1973._x000D_ Ref.: Unpublished and unrecorded, possibly unique. Of the highest rarity. gVF

Abdul Hadi, 1779-1810, AV kupang or ¼ mas (0.63g), (Millies 278; ZENO 329984) Obv.:al-`adil / al-hadi / rev.: the kalima in three lines. Very Rare VF