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1 Shahi Sefid - Moḥammad Alī Qājār

Issuer Iran
Year 1907-1909
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Value 1 White Shahi (0.15)
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Reverse description The Qajar imperial coat of arms depicted centrally: a rampant lion passant holding an upright sword in its right forepaw, set against a background of radiating sun rays. The Qajar crown appears above the lion. The entire device is framed by a wreath of stylized foliage. The denomination legend appears in the exergue below the wreath, with the AH regnal year inscribed within the design.
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Mintage 1325 (1907) - -
1326 (1908) - -
1327 (1909) - -
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Moḥammad Alī Shah's reign coincided with the Constitutional Revolution, and his relationship with the parliament he inherited was openly hostile — culminating in his ordering the Cossack Brigade to shell the Majles building in June 1908. Coins struck under his authority circulated during one of the most violent internal crises in Qajar history. He was deposed in July 1909 and forced into exile in Russia, making the effective window for this type exceptionally narrow.

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