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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse displays a three-line mint and date legend in Nastaliq script, occupying the full field of the coin. The inscription reads 'Zarb-i Dar al-Marz Rasht' (Struck at the Frontier Seat of Rasht), with the AH date 1243 prominently placed in the lower portion of the field. Decorative pellet groupings are interspersed throughout the field, framing the calligraphic text. The layout follows the standard Qajar format for provincial gold coinage, identifying both the issuing mint and the regnal authority. The flan edges are slightly irregular, consistent with the hand-hammered production technique of the Rasht mint. |
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Fath Ali Shah's gold tumans were struck at numerous provincial mints across Qajar Iran, each identified by its own mint name in the coin's marginal inscription. Rasht, the commercial capital of Gilan province on the Caspian littoral, was among the more active of these mints — the city's importance derived largely from the silk trade and its position as the principal port connecting Iran to Russian markets via the Caspian Sea.
Album 2870 covers a broad typological range across Fath Ali's reign, with provincial attribution depending entirely on mint name identification. Rasht pieces from this window occasionally show softer strikes on the marginal legends, a known consequence of worn dies being retained longer at secondary mints than at Tehran or Tabriz.