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6 shahi from Persia of Shah Nadir, 1148-1160 AH [=1735-1747], 1150
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6 shahi from Persia of Shah Nadir, 1148-1160 AH [=1735-1747], 1150

1739 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Silver coin. Obverse: inscription in three lines within a circle: indication of the shah as sultan. Around the circle, broad smooth edge. Reverse: rhyming poem in Arabic characters in two lines. In the left part of the second line, mint indication: Tiflis, below which is the date. Smooth edge.

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Credit line6 shahi uit Perzië van sjah Nadir, 1148-1160 AH [=1735-1747], 1150. 1739. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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