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1/4 budju from Algeria of the Ottoman sultan Mustafa III, 1186 [=1773]
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1/4 budju from Algeria of the Ottoman sultan Mustafa III, 1186 [=1773]

1773 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Silver coin. Obverse: four-line inscription in Arabic letters, with on first line: sultan and on second line the name: Mustafa. Reverse: three-line inscription in Arabic letters with on third line mint indication: Jaza ir [=Algiers]. At the bottom year: 1186 [=1773].

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Credit line1/4 budju uit Algerije van de Ottomaanse sultan Mustafa III, 1186[=1773]. 1773. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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