1 Kori

正面描述	The obverse displays a bilingual hammered inscription divided by a horizontal rule into two registers. The upper register bears the Nagari legend 'Shri Rana' in bold raised characters, while the lower register carries the Arabic numeral date '978' (AH) in Persian script. The legends are set within a plain rectangular border that partially follows the irregular flan outline, characteristic of the hammered coinage tradition of the Kathiawar princely states. The striking is typical of the frozen-date kori series, with slightly uneven relief across the field.
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背面描述	The reverse presents a densely inscribed field divided by a central horizontal rule into two registers, both bearing Arabic script legends in the Naskh style typical of Mughal-influenced Kathiawar coinage. The upper register contains a multi-word Arabic inscription, and the lower register displays further calligraphic text, all rendered in bold, raised relief. The layout follows the conventional square-panel format derived from Mughal prototype coinage, with the inscription filling the field to the irregular flan edges. The surface shows the characteristic flow lines and uneven strike of hand-hammered silver production.
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边缘	Plain
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