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| 表面の説明 | Densely packed multi-line Arabic calligraphic legend in thuluth script fills the entire field of this hammered gold sultani. The inscription, arranged in horizontal registers across the flan, gives the royal titulature of Sultan Murad III. The strike is slightly irregular, characteristic of Ottoman hammered coinage, with the legends bold and deeply incused against the plain gold field. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | ضرب في بغداد سنة ٩٨٢ |
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| 追加情報 |
Murad III ascended the throne in 1574 and almost immediately centralized mint authority, a move that made the Istanbul sultani the dominant gold coin across Ottoman trade networks stretching from Cairo to the Black Sea ports. His reign also saw the first serious debasements of the silver coinage, which pushed merchants and tax collectors toward gold for any transaction worth recording — increasing demand for precisely this type.
Pere #261 places this among the earlier strikes of his reign, before the gradual weight drift documented in later issues.