In this article, 17 coins found in the archaeological excavations of parcel 4642 in 2011/2012 by the Hatay Archaeology Museum in Antakya, the central district of Hatay, were examined. For the first time in this research, the coins were analysed in detail to understand their contents. Among the 17 coins examined; 5 of them belong to the Abbasid period, 7 to the Buwayhid period and 5 to the Samanid period. In this article, due to the lack of scientific studies on the Islamic period coins of Antakya, it is aimed to reveal the little-known medieval Islamic period of the region by analysing these coins. Additionally, related to coins minted; the ruler, period, historical events, connections with the city were examined and their place and importance among Islamic coins were mentioned. The Abbasid coins date to the late 9th century and the mid-10th century, the Samanid coins to the early to mid-10th century, and Buwayhid coins to the midto-late 10th century. The coins belong to three different states and they were minted in 12 different Islamic city mints. These coins, which are all silver, are in minted technique. Based on the mint names of the coins, it is understood that it reached to Antioch; which was under Abbasid rule, through Silk Road trade, settlement and military expeditions.