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| 正面文字 | Arabic |
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| 背面描述 | Irregular hammered square flan displaying a multi-line Arabic inscription in the field, recording the mint city of Tunis and the AH date 977. The legend reads in flowing Naskh script across three lines, with the pious invocation of victory preceding the mint and date formula. The flan is rough and slightly misshapen at the corners, consistent with hand-cut planchets used for Ottoman provincial hammered coinage. No border ornament or additional decorative elements are present beyond the inscription itself. |
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Selim II inherited the Ottoman empire at its territorial peak but is remembered less for expansion than for the catastrophic loss at Lepanto in 1571, one year after this coin was struck. Tunisia at this point had only recently been consolidated under Ottoman suzerainty following the expulsion of the Hafsid dynasty, and coinage from the Tunis mint in these earliest years of direct Ottoman administration is scarce precisely because the monetary infrastructure was still being rebuilt under the new provincial order.