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1 Mazuna - Yusuf

Issuer Morocco
Year 1912
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Reference(s) Y#26, Lec#27
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Reverse description A large five-pointed star (the Seal of Solomon, emblem of Morocco) rendered in double-line incuse style dominates the field, its points nearly reaching the plain circular border. Within the central pentagon of the star, the denomination is inscribed in cursive Arabic script. The surrounding field is plain and unadorned, giving the design a bold, geometric character.
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Reverse lettering ١
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The 1912 date places this piece in the final months before the Treaty of Fez, signed March 30th of that year, which established the French Protectorate and effectively ended Moroccan monetary independence. Issues under Yusuf's name continued after the protectorate was formalized, but the administrative machinery behind them shifted rapidly to French oversight. The mazuna denomination itself was already a fractional unit of limited practical value by this point.

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