Ottoman Empire – Mahmud II (1808–1839) – Silver Coin – AH 1223 – Constantinople Mint An authentic Ottoman Empire silver coin struck during the reign of Sultan Mahmud II (1808–1839). The coin features the Sultan’s elegant tughra (imperial calligraphic monogram) surrounded by a decorative floral wreath. The reverse displays the Arabic inscription with the accession date AH 1223 and the mint inscription for Constantinople (Kostantiniyye) within a matching ornamental border. Specifications * Empire: Ottoman Empire * Sultan: Mahmud II (1808–1839) * Date: AH 1223 (accession date) * Mint: Constantinople (Kostantiniyye) * Metal: Silver * Weight: 5.64 g * Shape: Round The coin retains attractive original details and a pleasing natural silver patina. It has a historical suspension hole at the edge, reflecting its period use as a personal ornament, a feature commonly encountered on Ottoman silver coinage. The inscriptions and decorative floral borders remain clearly visible. A genuine and historic Ottoman silver issue, ideal for collectors of Islamic, Ottoman, and Middle Eastern numismatics. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description. The buyer will receive the exact coin shown.