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1 Qirsh - Ali Dinar

Issuer Sultanate of Darfur
Year 1909
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Reference(s) KM#2, Schön#2, CBOS#MR-6
Obverse description Central field occupied by the tughra (royal cipher) of Sultan Ali Dinar, rendered in bold Arabic calligraphy in the traditional Ottoman-influenced style. The tughra is flanked on either side by foliate or vine-like ornamental devices bearing pellet clusters, characteristic of Darfur coinage. The flan is irregular and slightly rough, consistent with primitive hammered production at the Al-Fashir mint. The overall composition is centered but exhibits the typical off-strike and planchet irregularities endemic to this issue.
Obverse script Arabic
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Reverse script Arabic
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