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1/2 Rial - Qaboos Heritage Year

Uitgever Central Bank of Oman
Jaar 1994
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Gewicht 28.28 g
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Beschrijving voorzijde The Omani national emblem occupies the central field, depicting a khanjar (curved dagger) in its sheath superimposed upon two crossed swords, the traditional symbol of the Sultanate of Oman. The emblem is rendered in fine relief against a plain field. Arabic legend surrounds the device, identifying the issuing state.
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Schrift keerzijde Arabic, Latin
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Struck to mark the 1994 National Heritage Year, this issue belongs to a series Oman used throughout the 1990s to project cultural continuity under Sultan Qaboos, who had seized power from his father in a 1970 palace coup and spent the following decades methodically constructing a national identity where little unified one had previously existed. Heritage-themed commemoratives were a deliberate instrument of that policy.

The specification matches the standard 28.28g sterling blank adopted wholesale from Commonwealth commemorative practice — the same planchet used by dozens of issuing authorities through the Pobjoy and Royal Mint contract pipelines of that era.

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