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| 正面描述 | Central tughra of Sultan Abdülmecid I displayed prominently within the field, flanked by floral ornaments and surmounted by a row of six-pointed stars. The regnal year appears in Arabic numerals below the tughra, enclosed within an ornate floral and foliate wreath border. The denomination is indicated alongside the regnal year, with decorative floral sprays to the right. The entire design is framed by an elaborate outer border of interlocking crescent motifs, six-pointed stars, and rosettes. The inscription is rendered in elegant Ottoman Arabic calligraphy. |
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| 铸币厂 | Constantinople Mint (Darbhane-i Amire), Istanbul |
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Abdülmecid I introduced a sweeping monetary reform in 1844 — the Tanzimat-era reorganization that created the new kurus on a decimalized basis and attempted to stabilize Ottoman coinage against decades of debasement and public mistrust. This 20 kurus piece belongs to that reformed series, struck at the Constantinople mint through the final fifteen years of his reign as the empire increasingly mortgaged itself to European creditors to fund the Crimean War and modernization projects.
The "large inscription" designation distinguishes this from a parallel variety produced concurrently — a die difference meaningful to type collectors working through KM#676 and its close relatives.