1 Sultani - Murad IV Jaza'ir

Murad IV's reign (1623–1640) coincided with the Regency of Algiers operating at near-peak autonomy — the Janissary-controlled Divan effectively governed the city while nominally acknowledging Ottoman suzerainty. Gold sultani coinage struck at Jaza'ir during this period circulated primarily within the commercial networks of the western Mediterranean, where Algerian corsair wealth flowed back into local exchange. The relationship between Istanbul and Algiers was transactional enough that local mint output carried the sultan's name without meaningful imperial oversight of production.

KM#7 survivors are scarce. The Algiers mint was never a high-volume gold producer.