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10 Mazunas - Yusuf
| Uitgever | Sultanate of Morocco |
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| Jaar | 1912-1922 |
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| Vorm | Round |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Central field features an interlaced geometric rosette or quatrefoil design composed of overlapping circular arcs forming pointed lobes, a characteristic decorative motif of Moroccan Alaouite coinage. Within the central lozenge formed by the interlace, Arabic script in two lines reads the mint name followed by the Hijri date 1340, indicating striking at the Paris Mint. Small ornamental devices punctuate the interlace at the cardinal and intercardinal points along the inner border. |
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| Schrift voorzijde | Arabic |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Yusuf became Sultan in 1912 under circumstances that left little ambiguity about who held real authority — the Treaty of Fez, signed that same year, established the French Protectorate and reduced the Makhzen to a largely ceremonial role. Coins continued to be struck in the Sultan's name throughout his reign, maintaining the fiction of independent Moroccan sovereignty even as French administrators controlled fiscal policy.
The issue spans a decade-long window during which the Paris and Berlin mints both supplied coinage to Morocco, a logistical arrangement that occasionally produced subtle die differences between striking facilities.