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Akce - Murad III

Issuer Ottoman Empire
Year 982 AH (1575 AD)
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Weight 0.78 g
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Obverse description Crude hammered silver flan bearing the tughra or royal cipher of Sultan Murad III rendered in bold Arabic calligraphy, occupying the central field. The inscription is executed in a dense, interlocking Thuluth script typical of late sixteenth-century Ottoman akçe coinage. The irregular planchet exhibits the characteristic uneven edges and slightly convex surfaces associated with hand-struck Ottoman small silver. Portions of a marginal legend are visible around the periphery, though partially off-flan due to the small coin diameter.
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Reverse lettering ضرب في بغداد
٩٨٢
Edge Plain
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