1 Qiran - Nasir al-Din Shah Hamadan mint

正面描述	Central field dominated by a dotted inner border enclosing a stylized lion passant bearing a sword, rendered in the traditional Qajar manner — the emblematic Shir-o-Khorshid (Lion and Sun) device. The lion is depicted in profile facing right with a raised sword, set against a plain field. Surrounding Arabic legends in flowing Nasta'liq script fill the outer area of the flan. The overall design is characteristic of hammered Qajar silver coinage of the mid-to-late nineteenth century.
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背面文字	Arabic
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附加信息	Nasir al-Din Shah's reign of nearly fifty years was the longest of any Qajar monarch, and the Hamadan mint was among the provincial facilities that struck his coinage intermittently throughout that span. Output from Hamadan was never consistent — the mint operated under local supervision with variable silver supplies, which produced measurable differences in alloy fineness across the reign. The 1848–1896 date range on this type reflects the full theoretical window, but attributing a specific piece to a narrower period generally requires die study or regnal year reading from the coin itself.

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