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Safavid empire 4 shahi silver coin 1719 140 AED
درهم 140
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تم النشر بتاريخ: 19 فبراير 2026
الوصف
📌 Basic Information
• Empire: Safavid Empire (Persia)
• Denomination: 4 Shahi
• Year: 1719 (late Safavid period)
• Ruler: Shah Sultan Husayn I (reigned 1694–1722)
• Metal: Silver
• Grade (Your Coin): VG Details
“VG Details” means heavy circulation wear and possibly surface issues, but major design elements remain identifiable.
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🔎 Design Details
Safavid coins typically feature:
Obverse:
• Islamic religious inscription (Shia declaration)
• Shah’s name and titles in Persian/Arabic script
Reverse:
• Mint name
• Date in Hijri calendar
• Decorative calligraphy
Unlike European coins, Safavid coins rarely show portraits; they focus on elegant calligraphy.
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⚙️ Specifications (Typical for 4 Shahi)
• Metal: Silver
• Weight: ~4–5 grams (varies by mint and wear)
• Diameter: ~20–23 mm
• Shape: Hand-struck, often irregular flan
Because these were hand-hammered coins, uneven shape and strike are normal.
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📖 Historical Context
Shah Sultan Husayn ruled during the final years of the Safavid Empire.
By 1719, the empire was politically weak and soon fell to Afghan invasion (1722).
Coins from this period are historically important because they represent the final phase of Safavid rule before collapse.
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💰 Market Value (2026 Estimate)
For VG Details condition:
• Approximate value: $60 – $150 USD
• Higher if:
• Mint is rare
• Clear inscriptions
• No severe damage
Safavid silver coins are popular among:
• Islamic coin collectors
• Persian history collectors
• Early modern silver collectors
• Empire: Safavid Empire (Persia)
• Denomination: 4 Shahi
• Year: 1719 (late Safavid period)
• Ruler: Shah Sultan Husayn I (reigned 1694–1722)
• Metal: Silver
• Grade (Your Coin): VG Details
“VG Details” means heavy circulation wear and possibly surface issues, but major design elements remain identifiable.
⸻
🔎 Design Details
Safavid coins typically feature:
Obverse:
• Islamic religious inscription (Shia declaration)
• Shah’s name and titles in Persian/Arabic script
Reverse:
• Mint name
• Date in Hijri calendar
• Decorative calligraphy
Unlike European coins, Safavid coins rarely show portraits; they focus on elegant calligraphy.
⸻
⚙️ Specifications (Typical for 4 Shahi)
• Metal: Silver
• Weight: ~4–5 grams (varies by mint and wear)
• Diameter: ~20–23 mm
• Shape: Hand-struck, often irregular flan
Because these were hand-hammered coins, uneven shape and strike are normal.
⸻
📖 Historical Context
Shah Sultan Husayn ruled during the final years of the Safavid Empire.
By 1719, the empire was politically weak and soon fell to Afghan invasion (1722).
Coins from this period are historically important because they represent the final phase of Safavid rule before collapse.
⸻
💰 Market Value (2026 Estimate)
For VG Details condition:
• Approximate value: $60 – $150 USD
• Higher if:
• Mint is rare
• Clear inscriptions
• No severe damage
Safavid silver coins are popular among:
• Islamic coin collectors
• Persian history collectors
• Early modern silver collectors
منطقة
المنطقة 7, قرية هيدرا, أبو ظبي, الإمارات
- المحاسبة / المالية
- السيارات
- الصحة والجمال
- التنظيف /التدبير المنزلي
- الإنشاءات
- شيف / طباخ
- خدمة العملاء / مركز الإتصال
- إدارة وتحليل البيانات
- التصميم
- سائق / توصيل
- تعليم
- هندسة
- إدارة الفعاليات والمناسبات
- عامل / فنّي
- الموارد البشرية - الإدارة
- تكنولوجيا المعلومات
- خدمات قانونية
- خدمات لوجستية و توزيع
- التصنيع / التخزين
- كابتن بحري / بحار
- التسويق/الإعلان
- الاعلام,الفنون والترفيه
- الطب / الرعاية الصحية
- عقارات
- تشغيل المطاعم
- المبيعات / تطوير الأعمال
- السكرتارية / المكتب الأمامي
- الأمن /الحماية
- رياضة و لياقة
- السفروالضيافة
- أخرى
- يبحث عن عمل
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