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| 正面描述 | Obverse field occupied entirely by the Arabic-script legend in multiple lines across the flan, reading the ruler's name and patronymic. The inscription, struck on an irregular copper flan by hand-hammering, displays characteristic Ottoman thuluth-style calligraphy. The legend reads 'Mehmed bin Murad Han' (Mehmed son of Murad Khan), identifying the sultan. Strike is slightly off-center, with the legend partially visible at the edges due to the irregular planchet shape. |
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| 正面铭文 | MEHMED BİN MURAD HAN (Translation: Mehmed son of Murad Khan) |
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Mehmed II standardized copper coinage across his expanding empire following the conquest of Constantinople in 1453, using the manghir to supply small-denomination currency to newly absorbed Balkan and Anatolian markets where fractional silver was impractical. Multiple mint cities struck this type simultaneously, which creates attribution headaches that persist in scholarship today.