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1 Falus - Ayub Shah Kabul Mint

Issuer Afghanistan
Year 1821
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Central device depicting a six-pointed star flanked by two crossed swords, rendered in a bold, primitive style typical of early Afghan hammered copper coinage. The design elements are set within an irregular flan with a characteristic rough, uneven surface. Arabic script legend surrounds or accompanies the central motif in the field. The strike is characteristically off-center, a common feature of hand-struck Afghan fulus of this period.
Obverse script Arabic
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Reverse description Arabic inscription occupying the central field, containing the mint name and regnal or dating information referencing the reign of Ayub Shah, arranged in multiple lines within a simple border. The reverse field is heavily worn and the flan shows typical irregular edges consistent with hammered manufacture. Pellet ornaments visible in the field alongside the principal legend.
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