2 Falus - Moulay 'Abd al-Rahman 3rd Standard, Tetuan

Moulay 'Abd al-Rahman ruled Morocco from 1822 until his death in 1859, presiding over a sultanate increasingly pressed by European commercial interests and, after 1844, the humiliation of Isly — a defeat by French forces that exposed the limits of Moroccan military capacity. The Tetuan mint was one of several provincial facilities producing falus coinage during this period, and output consistency between mints was never a priority. Weights and module vary enough across surviving examples that the C#126b subdivision itself reflects documented die and fabric differences rather than a clean typological split.