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A museum display case showing four ancient coins, dated between 1318 and 1488, from the Kilwa Sultanate in Tanzania. The display case is on a wall, and features text panels describing the history of the coins. The coins are all made of copper or bronze and are roughly the size of a dime. The first coin is from the reign of Dauud ibn Sulaiman, circa 1318 to 1341. The second coin is from the reign of Dauud ibn al-Hasan, circa 1400. The third coin is from the reign of al-Hasan ibn Sulaiman, circa 1482 to 1488. The fourth coin is from the reign of al-Hasan ibn Sulaiman, circa 1482 to 1488. The text panels describe the coins' history, the rulers who issued them, and the inscriptions found on them. The coins were used in Kilwa and the surrounding areas for trade. The coins were particularly common in the 14th century, when Kilwa was at its peak. The display case is located in the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The location is near the intersection of Independence Ave and Azania Rd. The museum is a popular tourist destination and features a wide variety of exhibits. The coins are an important part of Tanzania's history and cultural heritage.
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