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100 Kurus - Mehmed V 'Reshat' right of Toughra
| Emittent | Ottoman Empire |
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| Jahr | 1909 |
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| Gewicht | 7.216 g |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central field features the elaborate calligraphic tughra (imperial monogram) of Sultan Mehmed V Reshat, with the epithet 'Reshat' inscribed to the right of the tughra. The entire device is enclosed within an open olive and laurel wreath tied at the base, with the branches extending upward on both sides. The date and regnal year appear in Arabic numerals at the lower center of the field. The border is decorated with seven six-pointed stars evenly distributed around the upper arc of the coin. |
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| Auflage | 1327 (1909) ١ - ١٣٢٧ - 1,715,274 1327 (1909) ٢ - ١٣٢٧ - 3,376,679 1327 (1909) ٣ - ١٣٢٧ - 4,627,115 1327 (1909) ٤ - ١٣٢٧ - 3,591,676 1327 (1909) ٥ - ١٣٢٧ - 881,895 1327 (1909) ٦ - ١٣٢٧ - 3,769,100 1327 (1909) ٧ - ١٣٢٧ - 2,989,609 |
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Mehmed V was a largely ceremonial figure from the moment he took the throne — the Committee of Union and Progress had already seized effective control of the empire following the Young Turk Revolution of 1908, and his accession in April 1909 came just days after the counter-coup attempt known as the 31 March Incident was suppressed. The coins struck in his name circulated through a collapsing fiscal system propped up by foreign debt, with the empire fighting the Italo-Turkish War and then two Balkan Wars within his first four years of reign.
The "Reshat" nickname derives from his given name Mehmed Reşad, distinguishing these issues from later Mehmed VI coinage in dealer shorthand.