Some Crusader coins from various Crusader states

Gold, 20 mm, 3.90 gm

These coins were copied from Islamic Fatimid Dynasty gold dinars minted in Egypt in the 12th century. These were minted by the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem presumably at the fortress town of Acre during the period AD 1148 to 1187. For this coin the Crusaders used as the base a Fatimid Egypt dinar and copied the legends including the mint location, Islamic date, and a quotation from the Koran. The original coin was issued by the Fatimid Caliph al-Amir (al-Amir bi-Ahkam Allah), who ruled Egypt from AD 1101 to 1130. The date on this coin is unreadable. The Islamic legends on the coin if real would read:

Obverse:
Outer Margin: Quran Surah 9:33
Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, who sent him with guidance and the religion of truth
that he might make it supreme over all religions although the polytheists disliked it.
Inner Margin:
There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is His prophet
Field: al-ghaya (high standard)

Reverse:
Outer Margin:
In the name of God the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, this dinar was struck in Egypt
Inner Margin: al-Amir bi-Ahkam Allah, the Commander of the Faithful
Field: al-Imam al Mansur

Billon silver, 17 mm, 1.19 gm
Struck at Valence in south-east France approximately AD 1096 to 1099 Obverse:
Angel (The design appears to be a skull and crossbones)
VRBS VALENTIAI (City of Valence)
Reverse:
Cross pommee, circle lower right
S APOLLINARS (Saint Apollinaire of Valence, AD 453-520)
These little coins were minted in great quantities by the Bishops of Valence
for use by members of the First Crusade (AD 1096-1099) passing through their territory.
Large quantities of them have been found in the Crusader territories of Syria and Palestine.

Billon silver, 21 mm, 0.97 gm
King Baldwin III of Jerusalem 1143-1163 Obverse:
Cross within circular border
REX BALDVINVS
Reverse:
Tower of David in Jerusalem within circular border
✠DE IERVSALEM

Billon silver, 17 mm, 0.76 gm
King Bohemond III of Antioch Minority 1149-1163 Obverse:
Round head facing right
+BOAMVNDVS
Reverse:
Cross pattée
+ANTIOCHIA

Billon silver, 17 mm, 0.55 gm
King Bohemond III of Antioch 1163-1201 Obverse:
Helmeted head facing left, crescent in front star behind
+BOAMVNDVS
Reverse:
Cross and downward crescent in 2nd quarter
+ANTIOCHIA

Bronze, 14 mm x 23 mm, 2.88 gm, CCS (Coins of the Crusader States) 4
King Tancred (regent) of Antioch AD 1101-1103 and AD 1104-1112 Obverse:
King Trancred facing and wearing turban, right hand holding sword
KE BOIΘH TANKRI (O Lord Help Tancred)
Reverse:
Cross with IC-XC and NI-KA in quadrants (May Jesus Christ Conquer)

Billon silver, 15 mm, 0.76 gm, Brindisi mint
Kingdom of Naples and Sicily, Conrad II (Conradin), King of Jerusalem and Sicily, 1254-1258 Obverse:
Crowned eagle facing left
C SECVNDUS (Conrad the Second)
Reverse:
Cross pattee
IER ET SICIL R (Jerusalem and Sicily King)
Struck 1254-1258

Silver, 25 mm, 4.63 gm
Hugh IV de Lusignan (AD 1324-1359), King of Cyprus and Jerusalem Mint: Famagusta Obverse:
King on throne facing front and holding orb and scepter
B with annulet above in left field
HVGVE - REI DE (Hugh king of)
Reverse:
Jerusalem Cross with +IERVSALM ED CHIPR (Jerusalem and Cyprus)
The Crusades were over when this coin was minted but Hugh claimed to be the King of Jerusalem anyway.