50 Dinar - Naser al-Din Qajar

正面描述	Central field features the imperial Iranian lion passant, holding a sword and depicted before a rising sun, the traditional emblem of the Qajar dynasty. A crown appears above the lion, flanked by floral sprays. The date in Persian numerals is inscribed in the lower portion of the field. The design is enclosed within a beaded border.
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正面铭文	پنجاه دینار
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附加信息	Naser al-Din Shah's reign of nearly half a century was the longest of any Qajar ruler, and the copper coinage issued under his name reflects the monetary disorder that plagued it. Iran operated without a unified mint system for much of this period, with coins struck at provincial centers including Tehran, Tabriz, Isfahan, and Rasht — each producing work of inconsistent quality and occasionally divergent weight standards. Attribution to a specific mint often requires die study rather than legible mint marks. The Shah was assassinated in 1896 by Mirza Reza Kermani, just days before the celebration of his fiftieth year on the throne.

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