Arab Byzantine - AE Fals - Cir 650-670 C.E. - Emesa Mint - Walker Arab Byzantine and post reform Umaiyd coins,pg. 21,63
 

Chosen for its interesting type, this coin is before the time of the Crusades, but is noteworthy.

Obverse- Bust of Emperor Facing holding Holy Hand Grenade left (globe with cross), star right. Reverse - the letter M with star above, legend both sides.   M is the Greek for 40 (Follis was divided into 40 Nummia). Word below is Arabic  for Good.

Ayyubids - AE Fals - cir 1193-1218 - Haraah - al'Adil Sayf al-Din Abu Bakr ibu Ayyb (Sephadin) Marsden 240 /Album 810C

A coin minted in Haraah under Sephadin, Saladin's brother. Both sides inscriptions, noting Calip Al-Nasir.

Ayyubids - AE Fals - dated 1193 - Aleppo - al-Nasir Salah al-Din Yusuf I (Saladin) - Balog 161
A coin minted in Aleppo under Saladin. Note Saladin died in March of 1193.

Obverse - legend el-malik en-nasir (Malik the defending king)

Reverse - Date in 4 corners, Allah legend

Artuquids - AE - Cir 1152-1176 - Mardin - Najm al-Din Alpi - Spengler/Sayles 28
Interesting coin type, the two male busts are Gemini, while the reverse is copied from a byzantine type used by Romanus III and others.

Obverse - Two diademed male busts in profile facine each other, legend  around

Reverse - Virgin nimbate on right and Byzantine Emperor on left, legend around

Artuquids - AE - Cir 1184-1201 - Mardin - Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan - Spengler/Sayles 35
Another interesting iconographic bronze originally interperted as "the morning of the death of Saladin", now known to be Virgo.

Obverse - Four figures, one in center with veiled head and draped in long  robe

Reverse - legend in late Kufic script

Artuquids - AE - Cir 1184-1201 - Mardin - Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan - Spengler/Sayles 36
Often refered to as "Saladin holding the severed head of Reynald of Chatillon", it is actually a depection of Mars.

Obverse - Helmeted Turk holding a severed head and sword

Reverse - legend surrounded by circular legends

Zangids - AE Dirham - Cir 1149-1170 - Mosul - Uutb al-Din Mawdud - Spengler/Sayles 59

Obverse - Male Head, two winged creatures flying above, legend left and right

Reverse -  four lines of legend

Zangids - AE - Cir 1171-1198 - Sinjar - Imd al-Din Zangi ibn Madud - Mitch. 1138 / Poole 613

Obverse - 2 headed eagle, legend (mint and date)

Reverse - 4 lines of legend

Zangids - AE - Cir 1197-1219 - Sinjar - Kutb al-Din Mohammed - Spengler/Sayles 80

Interesting as this coin uses a design type of the Athenian Greek coinage

Obverse - Bust of Athena in Attica Helmet - legend around

Reverse - 5 lines of legend

Zangids - AE - Cir 1197-1218 - Sinjar - Kutb al-Din Mohammed ibn Zangi - Album 1880C/Poole 624

Obverse - Bust right with legends around

Reverse - legend in 5 lines

Seljuks of Rum - AE Fals - Cir 1192-1202 - Suleyman II - Mitchners World of Islam 963-964

Obverse - Horseman holding mace over rt.  shoulder, star in field

Reverse - Legend in three lines - date around  (Mint Resht, Yr. 595)

Seljuks of Rum - AE Fals - Cir 1192-1196 - Kay Kushraw I - Mitchners World of Islam 957

Obverse - Horseman , stars in field

Reverse - Legend