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| 表面の説明 | Host coin is an Ottoman Turkish 20 Para (KM-668.2), struck under Sultan Abdülmecid I, AH1255 regnal year 2x, featuring the imperial tughra of the sultan in the central field with Arabic legends below. A Greek countermark in Arabic script, denoting the revalued denomination of 20 Para, has been applied prominently in the upper central field, partially overlapping the tughra. The countermark appears as a rectangular or oval punch with clearly incuse Arabic characters. The host coin exhibits typical Ottoman copper fabric with patinated surfaces and moderate wear consistent with circulation use. |
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During the Greek administration of formerly Ottoman territories following the Balkan Wars and World War I, locally circulating Turkish copper coinage was countermarked to legitimize its continued use under Greek authority. The KM-668.2 host — an Abdul Hamid II-era 20 Para — was among the most common large coppers still in circulation across Thrace and the Aegean littoral, making it the practical target for such overstrikes.
The Arabic-script countermark, rather than Greek, reflects the multilingual realities of these transitional zones and the speed at which monetary administration had to operate.