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| 表面の文字体系 | Arabic |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central field displays a four-line Arabic inscription identifying the Bey Muhammad al-Sadiq, the mint city of Tunis, the denomination of 100 Rials, and the AH date, all contained within an olive branch wreath tied at the base with a ribbon bow. A small tughra or decorative cartouche device appears at the top of the wreath above the legend. The AH date is placed in a separate register below the denomination line, with the wreath framing the full composition. A dentilated border encircles the design, consistent with the obverse treatment. |
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Tunisia issued this gold rial series under a dual-authority arrangement that reflected the awkward political reality of the Regency: Muhammad III al-Sadiq held the title of Bey while the Ottoman sultan Abdul Aziz remained suzerain, requiring both names on the coinage. The arrangement became explosively relevant in 1869, when Tunisia formally declared state bankruptcy — the first such declaration in the Arab world — after debt servicing consumed nearly a third of state revenue and a Franco-British-Italian financial commission took effective control of the treasury.
Coins struck in the final years of this type were produced under those commission constraints.