Mamluken-Sultanat Fals - al-Nāṣir Muhammad I, 1310 – 1341

Æ Fals aus Mamluken-Sultanat. Ausgegeben von 1310 bis 1341. Geprägt in Copper. Durchmesser 19 mm, Gewicht 2.2 g.

Avers

A circle divided by two horizontal lines; at the top the name of the sultan, in the center a line of points, at the bottom the name of the workshop. Presence of a grenetis. (Al-Malik al-Nasir,
Duriba Tarabulus:
"The ruler Al-Nasir [Muhammad],
Struck in Tripoli ".)

Revers

Inside a hexagram formed by two intertwined triangles heads spades, a flower composed of six petals and having for center a globule; bordering the whole, a circle followed by a grenetis. Presence of a point inside each angle of the triangles and of an ornament in the fields located between the star and the circle.