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1 Abbasi - Abbas II Safavi Type B1, Tabrīz mint
| Issuer | Safavid Dynasty |
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| Year | 1643-1658 |
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| Value | 4 Shahi |
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| Obverse script | Arabic |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Abbas II came to the Safavid throne at age nine in 1642, and the early coinage of his reign reflects the administrative continuity of a state run largely by court officials during his minority. The Tabriz mint was one of the empire's most commercially active, sitting on the trade corridor between Ottoman Anatolia and the Iranian plateau — a route that made its output circulate widely and wear quickly. Surviving examples in better condition are rarer than the mint's output volume might suggest.