50 Pul - Muhammed Zahir Shah small type

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背面描述	The Afghan national arms occupy the central field, depicting a stylised mosque with a prominent domed minaret flanked by two minarets and two Afghan flags, set upon a stepped base. The arms are encircled by a wreath of wheat ears, whose lower stems are bound together, with the Hijri solar year '١٣٣٠' (1330) inscribed below the mosque and above the legend 'افغانستان' (Afghanistan) on a scroll at the base. A fine beaded border runs along the inner rim, framing the entire composition.
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附加信息	Zahir Shah's long reign (1933–1973) was marked by cautious modernization, and the Afghan coinage of the early 1950s reflects that incrementalism. The "small type" designation for this issue distinguishes it from the physically larger predecessor struck under the same ruler — a reduction driven by metal economy rather than any redenomination. KM#942.1 specifically identifies the variety with the smaller module, a distinction that matters for attribution since the two types circulated concurrently and are frequently conflated in general collections.

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