1/4 Larin - Ibrahim Nooraddeen

正面描述	Small hammered copper flan bearing a two-line Arabic inscription within a rectangular cartouche at the top of the field, above a multi-line legend occupying the lower portion of the coin. The inscription reads 'Sultan Ibrahim Noor ad-Din', the ruling title and name of the issuing sultan. The script is boldly rendered in raised relief, characteristic of the hand-struck coinage of the Maldivian sultanate. The field shows typical irregularities of the hammered technique, with slightly uneven flan edges.
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边缘	Plain
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附加信息	The larin coinage of the Maldives derives its name from Lar, a city in southern Persia, reflecting the Indian Ocean trade networks that shaped Maldivian currency for centuries before local copper issues replaced the old wire-bent silver larins. Ibrahim Nooraddeen's reign saw the introduction of fractional copper denominations as the archipelago modernized its monetary system under growing British influence — the Maldives had been a British protectorate since 1887, and this 1883 issue precedes that formalization by just four years. KM#37 is among the scarcer fractional types from this reign.

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