11th–12th Century AD Khwarazm Jital Silver Coin – Ancient Silk Road – XF45 – 3.1 Grams
A remarkable piece of medieval Central Asian history, this 11th–12th Century AD Khwarazm Jital Silver Coin represents the coinage of the historic Khwarazm region, an important crossroads along the legendary Silk Road trade routes.
The Jital was a widely circulated medieval coin denomination used throughout Central Asia and surrounding regions. These coins provide a tangible connection to the merchants, travelers, and civilizations that moved goods and ideas across one of the world’s most important ancient trade networks.
This silver example has been graded XF45 (Extremely Fine), displaying strong remaining details and attractive preservation for a coin more than 800 years old. With a weight of approximately 3.1 grams, this coin offers collectors a genuine piece of medieval Asian monetary history.
Coin Specifications
- Region: Khwarazm (Central Asia)
- Date: c. 11th–12th Century AD
- Denomination: Jital
- Metal: Silver
- Weight: 3.1 grams
- Grade: XF45 (Extremely Fine)
- Historical Period: Medieval Central Asia
- Trade Connection: Silk Road
Historical Background
Khwarazm was a powerful cultural and commercial center located near the lower Amu Darya region of Central Asia. Its strategic location connected Persia, Central Asia, and the Indian subcontinent, making it a vital part of Silk Road commerce. Jital coins circulated in this region and reflect the rich interaction of cultures across medieval Asia.
A fascinating ancient silver coin, ideal for collectors of Silk Road artifacts, Central Asian coinage, medieval Islamic coins, ancient silver coins, and historical world currency.
