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| 正面描述 | Bare-headed effigy of King Mohammed VI facing left, rendered in high relief within the copper-nickel centre. The Arabic legend المملكة المغربية (Kingdom of Morocco) appears on the left side of the nordic gold outer ring, with محمد السادس (Mohammed VI) on the right, both in flowing Arabic script. |
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| 正面文字 | Arabic |
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Mohammed VI's bimetallic dirham coinage was introduced as Morocco modernized its circulating currency in the early 2000s, with Bank Al-Maghrib progressively updating designs through successive emission years. The 2011 date coincides with significant domestic political pressure during the Arab Spring, which prompted Mohammed VI to announce a new constitution in June of that year — a reform passed by referendum with an officially reported 98% approval.
The Nordic gold alloy used in the outer ring is the same copper-aluminum-zinc-tin composition adopted across dozens of European and North African issues specifically for its resistance to corrosion and its distinctive color retention in heavy circulation.