4 Rial - Abdulaziz and Muhammad III

正面描述	Central field bears a three-line Arabic legend naming the Ottoman Sultan Abd al-Aziz Khan, arranged within an ornate wreath of two symmetrically flanking palm branches tied at the base. The legend reads in flowing calligraphic script across three registers. A fine dentilated border encircles the entire design, framing the inscription and foliate wreath in a style characteristic of Tunisian Husainid coinage of the later nineteenth century.
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背面铭文	محمد الصادق بتونس ٤ ١٢٩٠ (Translation: Regency of Mohammed as-Sadiq in Tunisia, 4, 1290)
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附加信息	Tunisia's bimetallic monetary system in the 1870s reflected an awkward political reality: the Husainid beys maintained nominal Ottoman suzerainty while operating under increasingly suffocating French financial pressure. This coin bears the names of both the reigning bey, Muhammad III ibn Husayn, and the Ottoman sultan Abdulaziz — a pairing that became complicated when Abdulaziz was deposed and died in 1876, the same year this type ceased production. The French Protectorate was still a decade away, but Tunisian finances were already in crisis by 1869, when the government declared bankruptcy and an international financial commission effectively seized control of the treasury.

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