Mamluq, Baybars I, AR Dirham,

[capnbirdseye]

Baybars I (al-Zahir Rukn al-Din), 658-676,  no mint ( Dimashq)

Plain circle & Lion type,  the Lion is barely visible, even less so in my hand so had not spotted it 

[aws22]

Dear Vic, your coin details:
Mamluks, Rukn al-Din al-Zahir Baybars I, Dimashq (Damascus) mint (658-676 H/1260-1277 AD)
Obverse (First photo):
الصالحى  al-Salihi
السلطان الملك al-Sultan al-Malik
الظاهر ركن الدنيا والدين  al-Zahir rukn al-dunya wa'l-din
ببرس قسيم أمير المؤمنين Baybars Qasim Amir al-Mu'minin
Text: al-Salihi , al-Sultan al-Malik , al-Zahir rukn al-dunya wa'l-din , Baybars Qasim Amir al-Mu'minin.
Meaning: "Al-Salihi, the Sultan, the King al-Zahir, Pillar of the World and the Faith, Baybars, Partner of the Commander of the Faithful"
At the bottom: Lion passant to left.
Reverse (Second photo):
أمير المؤمنين ِAmir al-Mu'minin
الإمام المستنصر بالله al-Imam al-Mustansir bi-Allah
ابو القسم احمد ابن Abu al-Qasim Ahmad Ibn
الإمام الظاهر al-Imam al-Zahir Amir
Text: Amir al-Mu'minin, al-Imam al-Mustansir bi-Allah, Abu al-Qasim Ahmad Ibn, al-Imam al-Zahir.
Meaning: "Commander of the Faithful, the Imam al-Mustansir bi-Allah, Abu al-Qasim, Father of Ahmad Ibn, al-Imam al-Zahir the ".
Please note that the meaning of the word " Qasim قسيم " is "Partner".
Both mint and date are not visible.

Maythem

[capnbirdseye]

Thank you Maythem, it's amazing how much detail you put on our posts,  is the mint not completely off the flan on this one?

[aws22]

Thank you Vic, please see my next post.

Maythem

[aws22]

Dear Vic, I found this reference on your coin which gives correct details on your coin as per attachment:
ANS Digital Library: Coinage of the Maml?k Sultans of Egypt and Syria

Maythem

[capnbirdseye]

Thank you once again Maythem,
I see it mentions the type being mintless and undated, zeno puts it as type  C

[aws22]

Thank you Vic

Maythem