Mamluken-Sultanat Fals - al-Nāṣir Muhammad I, 741

Æ Fals aus Mamluken-Sultanat. Ausgegeben 741. Geprägt in Copper. Durchmesser 19 mm, Gewicht 2.25 g.

Avers

Inscriptions presenting the name of the sultan on two (a) or three lines (b) in a hexagram formed by two interlaced triangles, spade heads, and inscribed in the same circle; a globule between each ray of this star, presence of a grenetis. (Al-Malik
al-Nasir:
"Sovereign Al-Nasir [Muhammad]".)

Revers

Inscriptions on three lines comprising the name of the workshop followed by the date in all letters in a hexagram formed by two intertwined triangles, spade heads, and inscribed in the same circle; a globule between each ray of this star, presence of a grenetis. (Tarabulus
Ihda wa arba'in:
"[Struck at] Tripoli, [in the year seven hundred] forty-one [of the Hijrah]".)