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| 正面描述 | Effigy of Empress Victoria facing right, crowned and draped, surrounded by a beaded border with the Latin legend around the periphery. Superimposed on the field is an applied counterstamp bearing the Arabic inscription of Abd al-Latif, a silversmith operating in Djibouti, identifying him as the maker or guarantor of the piece. The counterstamp, rendered in Arabic script, reads 'Abd Latif Sani' al-Fiddah bi-Jibuti' (Abd al-Latif, Silver Maker in Djibouti). This combination of the British Indian imperial effigy and the local merchant's guarantee mark is characteristic of coins circulating in the Obock Territory during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
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| 背面描述 | Central field displays the denomination 'ONE RUPEE' in two lines, with 'INDIA' below and the date '1885' in the exergue area, all surrounded by an elaborate wreath of scrolling floral and foliate ornaments rendered in high relief. The decorative border features intertwining acanthus-like leaves, blossoms, and vegetal scrollwork filling the entire reverse field, with small floral rosettes at the base. A beaded inner border frames the design against the coin's rim. The overall composition reflects the ornate engraving style characteristic of British Indian rupees struck under the Victoria Empress series. |
| 背面文字 | Latin |
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