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- Ships around October 1. Display Boxes are backordered. Orders over $75 ship free!
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Item Description:
PLEASE READ: Our shipment of small display boxes has been delayed. Small display boxes are currently out of stock and are expected to arrive around October 1st.
You can still pre-order items that include a small display box. These items will not ship until the display boxes arrive.
Pre-orders receive $5 off each delayed item.
In-stock items in the same order will ship immediately as usual.
These coins of the Ottoman Empire were struck in modern day Istanbul, Turkey during the early 19th century under the sultan Mahmud II. Though most of them have a copper like color, the coins were actually made from silver with a low purity level.
The 1800's were a time of decline for the Ottomans and other "gunpowder empires" of the Middle East and India. Western Europe modernized more quickly during the Industrial Revolution, which gave them the upper hand technologically. The Ottoman Empire faced economic challenges as well, due to trade competition from India and the Americas. As a result, the empire was picked apart piece by piece until eventually falling in 1922 after an impressive 623 year run.
The obverse of these coins show Mahmud II's tughra, which is similar to an official seal or signature. The reverse shows the value (20 para) as well as the date of production on the Islamic calendar.
Each of these coins has been thoroughly inspected for authenticity by an ANA Certified numismatist.
Your order will include:
- The historical item(s) shown above
- Glass top leatherette display box
- Information card and Certificate of Authenticity
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History Hoard relics are guaranteed genuine and are backed by a 100% money back policy.
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