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| 表面の説明 | Central field features the arms of Sudan, depicting a secretary bird with wings displayed standing upon a shield, flanked by two palm fronds at the base, with a scrolled banner below bearing an Arabic legend. Surrounding the central device, the field carries bilingual legends in Arabic and Latin scripts. The upper arc bears the Arabic inscription 'القرن الخامس عشر الهجري' (The Fifteenth Hijri Century), while the lower arc reads 'ISLAMIC WORLD 15TH CENTURY' and 'SUDAN' in Latin characters. The denomination appears both as 'Ls. 50' in Latin numerals and '٥٠ جنيهاً' in Arabic to either side of the central device, with the Gregorian year '1979' and the Hijri year '١٤٠٠' also inscribed in the field. The coin is struck with a toothed border and exhibits a prooflike finish. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain field bearing the single incuse word 'PRUEBA' (Spanish for 'trial' or 'proof') struck in raised block capital letters across the centre of an otherwise entirely unadorned surface. This designation identifies the piece as an obverse trial striking submitted for approval, with the reverse left intentionally blank save for this single inscription. The surface displays a mirror-like quality consistent with a proof or pattern striking. |
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Issued to mark the start of the fifteenth century of the Islamic calendar — 1 Muharram 1400 AH fell on November 20, 1979 — this prueba (proof or pattern strike) was produced for presentation and approval purposes rather than general release. Sudan was in the midst of Nimeiry's Islamization program at the time, which would culminate in the formal imposition of sharia law in 1983, making commemoratives tied to Islamic milestones a politically charged priority. The uncertainty over composition recorded in standard references suggests approval-stage pieces were struck in multiple materials before a final specification was confirmed.