Akçe - Beylerbeyi Çelebi

Karasi was among the earliest of the Anatolian beyliks absorbed by the Ottomans — gone by around 1360, making this issue one of the final coins struck under independent Karasi authority. The beylik's coastal position along the Sea of Marmara made it strategically indispensable to Orhan Gazi, who absorbed it piecemeal through a combination of dynastic pressure and opportunistic annexation rather than outright conquest.

Beylerbeyi Çelebi's coinage survives in small numbers, a reflection of both the brevity of his tenure and the beylik's limited mint output relative to larger contemporaries like Germiyan or Saruhan.