Egypt AH1327/6 H (1914) 20 Qirsh- grade posted
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Oh i like this. I have one in circ . i constantly look at islamic crown size coins on ebay.
Even in badly worn condition there are very few bargains to be found
I know very little about these... I have concerns that the surviving MS population is simply not well defined... and it may never be well defined. So I saw this one... bought it... no regrets
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1327/6 with a small H, a Heaton Mint example. It looks somewhat weakly struck on the reverse with the slightest wear on some obverse high points, otherwise a nice unc early 20th Ottoman Egypt crown.
PS: sorry I missed the title and I was all happy to read the date and nominal value
And it is struck in Misr, not Birmingham. But the dies are from Heaton. A tough date of the series.
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Great to see other collectors' admiration of some of the world's finest in artistic coin designs
Here's the finest graded to date, in my registry set:
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/africa/egypt/egypt-muhammad-v-denomination-type-set-circulation-strikes-1909-1914/publishedset/162426
This type is typically weakly struck in contrast to earlier rulers, e.g. struck for Abdul Hamid II
see my registry set:
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/africa/egypt/egypt-abdul-hamid-ii-denomination-type-set-circulation-strikes-1876-1909/6528
I'd take a Comoros crown.
For those who are curious- the one I submitted graded MS62
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Very nice!
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