Egypt. Abdul Hamid II. 1 Qirsh 1908 - NGC

EGYPT. 1 Qirsh. AH1293/33. Abdul Hamid II (1876-1909)

- Value: 1 Qirsh.
- Reign: Abdul Hamid II (1876-1909).
- Year: AH1293/33.
- Inscriptions: Front: imperial tughra of Sultan Abdul Hamid II with the Arabic inscription of the Ottoman sultan and the formula “El-Ghazi.” Reverse: face value within a vegetal crown with Arabic inscription and the Islamic date accompanied by the year of reign 33 under the crescent and star.
- Grading: UNC Details (NGC).

Ottoman Egyptian silver coin featuring on the obverse the characteristic calligraphic tughra of Sultan Abdul Hamid II, of elegant Islamic style and fluid stroke, occupying the center of the field with well-defined ornamental elements. The reverse shows the face value within a symmetrical vegetal crown, with the Arabic inscriptions and the Islamic date accompanied by the year of reign, topped by crescent and star. The reliefs are sharp, and the design maintains a good overall presence, with residual luster visible in the fields. The piece has been cleaned in the past, a circumstance noted by the certifier, although it retains an attractive appearance and full details typical of an uncirculated specimen. Historically it belongs to the late period of Ottoman rule over Egypt, when monetary emissions retained the imperial sultan’s iconography.

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