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| Issuer | Lahijan, City of |
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| Reference(s) | A#3246 |
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| Edge | Plain. |
| Mint | Lahijan |
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| Additional information |
Lahijan, a city on the Caspian littoral of Gilan province, operated intermittently as a minor mint during periods when central Persian authority fragmented — most notably under the local Kia dynasty before Safavid consolidation. Anonymous copper fals from provincial mints like this one are poorly represented in the literature; A#3246 covers a broad grouping rather than a precisely dated issue, reflecting how little die study has been done on Gilani copper.