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Mahallak - Ahmad II

Issuer Harar, Emirate of
Year 1807-1812
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Arabic
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Reverse description Crude hammered field bearing a highly stylised geometric or architectural motif at centre, possibly representing a lattice or grid pattern, characteristic of the schematic die-cutting tradition of the Harar mint. The design fills most of the irregular flan, with the Arabic mint legend 'Darab Harar' (ضراب حرر), meaning 'struck at Harar', appearing in the surrounding field. The overall execution is typical of the roughly struck small copper coinage issued under Emir Ahmad II, with an uneven flan edge and variable strike depth.
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Mintage 1222 (1807) - -
ND (1807-1812) - -
1226 (1811) - -
1227 (1812) - -
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