Yüzlük - Selīm III Islambol mint

表面の説明	Central field dominated by the elaborate calligraphic tughra of Sultan Selim III, rendered in high relief with characteristic sweeping loops and vertical strokes rising above the horizontal baseline. Flanking the tughra are Arabic numerals indicating the regnal year. Below the tughra, the mint name 'Islambol' is inscribed in large, bold Arabic script occupying the lower half of the coin. The Hijri accession year 1203 appears in Arabic numerals along the bottom. The entire design is enclosed within a beaded border.
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裏面の文字体系	Arabic
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追加情報	Selim III inherited a treasury hollowed out by decades of war with Russia and Austria, and the yüzlük was among the debased coinages issued to bridge chronic fiscal shortfalls during his reign. The billon content reflects not an isolated policy choice but a monetary system in managed collapse — silver fractions had been quietly reduced across multiple denominations throughout the late eighteenth century. Selim was deposed in 1807 by Janissaries opposed to his Nizam-ı Cedid military reforms. Coins of his reign at Islambol are therefore confined to an eighteen-year window that ended violently.

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