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Ryal from Persia of Fateh Ali Shah, 1212-1250 AH [=1798-1835], 1238
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Ryal from Persia of Fateh Ali Shah, 1212-1250 AH [=1798-1835], 1238

1823 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Silver coin. Obverse: inscription in four lines in Arabic characters within a circle: name of the shah. Around the circle, broad smooth edge. Reverse: inscription in four lines in Arabic characters within a circle, including mint indication: Tabriz. Between them, date: 1238. Around the circle, broad smooth edge. Rope border.

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Credit lineRyal uit Perzië van Fateh Ali Shah, 1212-1250 AH [=1798-1835], 1238. 1823. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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