Item updated: Companion Script : Ali

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Old: The Companion Script : Ali is an early handwritten copy of part of the Qur'an text, claimed to have belonged to Ali ibn Abi Talib, Muhammad's cousin, son-in-law, and one of his earliest followers. Whereas your mother might describe some guy she's dating secretly in her golden years as her "companion", a Companion in this context is someone from Muhammad's early inner circle. Ali's Companion Script is their personal compilation of the Qur'an text, complete with its own ordering and notes. Think of it as a rough first draft, except rare, collectible, and worth far more as part of the full set of three.
New: The Companion Script: Ali is an early handwritten copy of part of the Qur'an text, claimed to have belonged to Ali ibn Abi Talib, Muhammad's cousin, son-in-law, and one of his earliest followers. Whereas your mother might describe some guy she's secretly rawdogging as her "companion", a Companion in this context is someone who met Muhammad, believed in him, and died a Muslim. Ali's Companion Script is said to be his personal compilation of the Qur'an text, complete with its own ordering and notes. Think of it as a rare, collectible personal copy, worth far more as part of the full set of three.

Item updated: Companion Script : Ubay

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Old: The Companion Script : Ubay is an early handwritten slice of Qur'an text, supposedly linked to Ubay ibn Ka'b, a prominent early follower known for his recitation and status in the first Muslim community. Muhammad's "Companions" were those with him from the beginning, his ride or die bitches, who were there when the Qur'an was first being recited, memorized, and written down. A Companion Script is that person's own working copy of these early writings, kept for reference and often adorned with personal notes. These Companion Scripts are hugely important historically, and collectors will pay a fine price for them, moreso if you've got all three.
New: The Companion Script: Ubay is an early handwritten slice of Qur'an text, supposedly linked to Ubay ibn Ka'b, a prominent early follower known for his recitation and status in the first Muslim community. Muhammad's “Companions” were people who met him, believed in him, and died as Muslims. They were basically his ride or die bitches who were there when the Qur'an was first being written down. A Companion Script is said to be that person's own working copy of these early writings, kept for reference and often adorned with personal notes. These Companion Scripts are hugely important historically, and collectors will pay a fine price for them, moreso if you've got all three.

Item updated: Gold Noble Coin

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Old: The first successful mass-produced English gold coin, preceded by the Florin, the gold Noble was valued at six shillings and eight pence. The coin was introduced in 1344, and weighed 138.5 grains, later reduced to 128.5 grains. Mentioned in Shakespeare's plays, this coin is sought after by museums and private collectors.
New: The first successful mass-produced English gold coin, the gold Noble succeeded the short-lived Florin. Valued at six shillings and eight pence, it was introduced in 1344 and weighed 138.5 grains, later reduced to 128.5 grains. Mentioned in Shakespeare’s plays, the coin is sought after by museums and private collectors.

Item updated: Companion Script : Abdullah

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Old: The Companion Script : Abdullah is an early handwritten portion of Qur'an text, claimed to be tied to Abdullah ibn Masud, an early follower with a reputation for knowing the recitations inside out. He can be considered the biggest poindexter out of all of Muhammad's Companions. "Companion" in this context means early follower, someone who would have totally contributed to the Islam Kickstarter. This script is said to be ibn Masud's personal copy of the early Qur'an, compiled for use, not for show, and often riddled with private notes from its owner. A historically insightful document, this script is worth far more when it's sitting alongside the other two scripts.
New: The Companion Script: Abdullah is an early handwritten portion of Qur'an text, claimed to be tied to Abdullah ibn Masud, a Companion of Muhammad with a reputation for knowing the recitations inside out. He can be considered the biggest poindexter out of all Muhammad's Companions. “Companion” in this context means someone who met Muhammad, believed in him, and died a Muslim. Someone who would have totally contributed to the Islam Kickstarter. This script is said to be ibn Masud's personal copy of the early Qur'an, compiled for use, not for show, and often riddled with private notes from its owner. A historically insightful document, this script is worth far more when it's sitting alongside the other two scripts.

Item updated: Chalcedony Point

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Old: Chalcedony is a microcrystalline form of quartz formed when silica-rich fluids seep into rock cavities and solidify. The Patagonian region of Argentina is rich in chalcedony, with native prehistoric cultures using it to make knives, scrapers, and arrowheads. This material, which ranges in colour from white and blue to pinky reds, is easy to knap and its edges stay sharp longer than rival materials like obsidian. On the 22nd of June 1986, Diego Maradona scored a goal with his hand in the World Cup quarter-final against England. The cheating little shit would never have managed that if someone had fired a chalcedony point through his head in the 50th minute.
New: Chalcedony is a microcrystalline form of quartz formed when silica-rich fluids seep into rock cavities and solidify. The Patagonian region of Argentina is rich in chalcedony, with native prehistoric cultures using it to make knives, scrapers, and arrowheads. This material, which ranges in colour from white and blue to pinky reds, is easy to knap and its edges stay sharp longer than rival materials like obsidian. On the 22nd of June 1986, Diego Maradona scored a goal with his hand in the World Cup quarter-final against England. The cheating little shit would never have managed that if someone had fired a chalcedony point through his head in the 51st minute.