Falus Peshawar

正面描述	Centrally struck in the field is a bold floral or foliate device rendered in a stylised Sikh artistic tradition, consisting of a large multi-petalled rosette or leaf spray radiating from a central point. The design is executed in high relief against a flat, unadorned field, characteristic of the hammered copper coinage of the Peshawar mint. The irregular flan displays the typical characteristics of hand-struck production, with slightly uneven edges and surface texture consistent with contemporaneous Sikh copper issues. No legend or inscription is present on this face.
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背面描述	The reverse displays a bold Persian nastaliq inscription arranged in two registers divided by a horizontal ruled line across the field. The upper register bears the mint name Peshawar (پشاور) accompanied by the term 'zarb' (ضرب, meaning 'struck at'), while the lower register records the regnal year 1265 AH and the denomination 'falus' (فلس). Decorative rosette or pellet ornaments are interspersed between the legend elements, a stylistic feature common to Sikh copper coinage of the Peshawar mint. The script is characteristically bold and deeply struck, consistent with the hammered technique employed at this mint.
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