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Safavid Empire 4 Shahi Silver Coin 1718 140 AED
درهم 140
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تم النشر بتاريخ: 4 مارس 2026
الوصف
Basic Information
• Empire: Safavid Empire
• Denomination: 4 Shahi
• Date: AD 1718–1722
• Ruler: Shah Sultan Husayn
• Metal: Silver
• Region: Persia (modern Iran)
• Shape: Round hammered coin
Historical Background
This coin comes from the final years of the Safavid Empire, one of the most influential Persian dynasties (1501–1736).
During the reign of Shah Sultan Husayn, the empire weakened politically and militarily. Shortly after these coins were minted, the Safavid capital Isfahan fell during the 1722 Afghan invasion, marking the collapse of Safavid rule.
Design Features
Safavid coins usually contain calligraphic inscriptions instead of images.
Typical elements include:
Obverse
• Name of the ruler
• Religious titles or Islamic phrases
Reverse
• Mint name or city
• Date in the Islamic Hijri calendar
• Decorative dotted border around the edge
Your Coin’s Grade
According to the slab:
• Grade: VF Details (Very Fine Details)
• Metal: Silver
Meaning:
• Moderate wear but inscriptions still visible
• “Details” suggests surface issues such as cleaning, scratches, or environmental effects.
Typical Specifications
• Weight: ~4–5 grams (varies by mint)
• Diameter: ~20–24 mm
• Production: Hammered minting method
Collector Value
Approximate value:
• VF Details: about $50 – $150 USD
• Higher quality or rare mint versions can reach $200–$400+
Coins from the late Safavid period are popular with collectors of Islamic and Persian numismatics.
Interesting Fact
Safavid coinage helped spread Persian artistic calligraphy across Islamic coins, making them admired not only for history but also for beautiful script design.
• Empire: Safavid Empire
• Denomination: 4 Shahi
• Date: AD 1718–1722
• Ruler: Shah Sultan Husayn
• Metal: Silver
• Region: Persia (modern Iran)
• Shape: Round hammered coin
Historical Background
This coin comes from the final years of the Safavid Empire, one of the most influential Persian dynasties (1501–1736).
During the reign of Shah Sultan Husayn, the empire weakened politically and militarily. Shortly after these coins were minted, the Safavid capital Isfahan fell during the 1722 Afghan invasion, marking the collapse of Safavid rule.
Design Features
Safavid coins usually contain calligraphic inscriptions instead of images.
Typical elements include:
Obverse
• Name of the ruler
• Religious titles or Islamic phrases
Reverse
• Mint name or city
• Date in the Islamic Hijri calendar
• Decorative dotted border around the edge
Your Coin’s Grade
According to the slab:
• Grade: VF Details (Very Fine Details)
• Metal: Silver
Meaning:
• Moderate wear but inscriptions still visible
• “Details” suggests surface issues such as cleaning, scratches, or environmental effects.
Typical Specifications
• Weight: ~4–5 grams (varies by mint)
• Diameter: ~20–24 mm
• Production: Hammered minting method
Collector Value
Approximate value:
• VF Details: about $50 – $150 USD
• Higher quality or rare mint versions can reach $200–$400+
Coins from the late Safavid period are popular with collectors of Islamic and Persian numismatics.
Interesting Fact
Safavid coinage helped spread Persian artistic calligraphy across Islamic coins, making them admired not only for history but also for beautiful script design.
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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