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Safavid Empire 4 shahi coin 1723 140 AED
درهم 140
تفاصيل السلعة
العمر
جديد
الحالة
بدون مشاكل أو عيوب ملحوظة
مدى الإستخدام
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تم النشر بتاريخ: 6 مارس 2026
الوصف
Basic Information
• Empire: Safavid Empire
• Denomination: 4 Shahi
• Date Range: 1723–1732
• Ruler: Tahmasp II
• Metal: Silver
• Shape: Hand-struck hammered coin
• Diameter: usually ~20–23 mm (varies due to hand striking)
Design
Obverse
• Arabic/Persian Islamic calligraphy stating the Shah’s name and titles.
• Often includes religious phrases or mint/date.
Reverse
• Additional Persian inscriptions including the denomination and sometimes the mint city.
• Safavid coins usually feature text-only designs rather than portraits.
Historical Context
• Issued during a turbulent period after the fall of Sultan Husayn.
• Shah Tahmasp II tried to restore the Safavid state after the Afghan invasion of Persia (1722).
• Soon afterward, power shifted to Nader Shah, who ended the Safavid dynasty in 1736.
Grade on Your Holder
• VF Details – moderate wear but still identifiable design.
• “Details” usually means a grading issue such as cleaning, scratches, or surface problems.
• Certified by MEGA – Middle East Grading Alliance.
Approximate Market Value
• Typical collector price for this type:
• $30 – $80 USD depending on:
• mint city
• readability of inscriptions
• silver quality
• demand for Safavid coins.
💡 Collector Note:
Safavid coins are popular among Islamic coin collectors because they represent an important period of Persian history and were hand-struck, meaning each coin can look slightly different.
• Empire: Safavid Empire
• Denomination: 4 Shahi
• Date Range: 1723–1732
• Ruler: Tahmasp II
• Metal: Silver
• Shape: Hand-struck hammered coin
• Diameter: usually ~20–23 mm (varies due to hand striking)
Design
Obverse
• Arabic/Persian Islamic calligraphy stating the Shah’s name and titles.
• Often includes religious phrases or mint/date.
Reverse
• Additional Persian inscriptions including the denomination and sometimes the mint city.
• Safavid coins usually feature text-only designs rather than portraits.
Historical Context
• Issued during a turbulent period after the fall of Sultan Husayn.
• Shah Tahmasp II tried to restore the Safavid state after the Afghan invasion of Persia (1722).
• Soon afterward, power shifted to Nader Shah, who ended the Safavid dynasty in 1736.
Grade on Your Holder
• VF Details – moderate wear but still identifiable design.
• “Details” usually means a grading issue such as cleaning, scratches, or surface problems.
• Certified by MEGA – Middle East Grading Alliance.
Approximate Market Value
• Typical collector price for this type:
• $30 – $80 USD depending on:
• mint city
• readability of inscriptions
• silver quality
• demand for Safavid coins.
💡 Collector Note:
Safavid coins are popular among Islamic coin collectors because they represent an important period of Persian history and were hand-struck, meaning each coin can look slightly different.
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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