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| 正面描述 | Central field bears a stylized Ottoman-style tughra-like calligraphic inscription in Arabic script reading 'Ankara 23 April 1336' (Rumi calendar), rendered in bold relief within a raised circular border. Above the inscription, a crescent and star emblem — the national symbol of Turkey — surmounts the composition, with the crescent opening downward and a five-pointed star at its apex. The entire design is enclosed within a fine milled border of beaded dentils running along the coin's rim. |
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| 背面文字 | Arabic |
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Issued in the first years of the Turkish Republic, this coin belongs to the initial gold coinage program launched under Atatürk's government as it methodically dismantled Ottoman monetary institutions. The 1926 introduction date places these pieces within the same reform window as the adoption of the Latin alphabet and the metric system — a deliberate modernization campaign compressed into a single decade.
The series ran only four years before being suspended. Gold coinage of this period was never intended for everyday commerce; the pieces functioned primarily as a store of value and a statement of sovereign monetary competence to foreign creditors still skeptical of the new republic's fiscal stability.