Brass 1 Qirsh of Sudan Country (AD 1983) with Coat of arms dividing AD and AH years

Description

Sudan Country, (AD 1983), Brass 1 Qirsh, Obv: Coat of arms dividing AD and AH years, Rev: Arabic Inscription and Florl Decoration & Denomination, 2.56 Gms, 16.90 mm, Extremely Fine.

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This exceptional 1 Qirsh coin from Sudan, minted in 1983, represents an important piece of Middle Eastern numismatic history. Struck in nickel brass, this currency denomination reflects Sudan's monetary system during a significant period in the nation's post-independence era. The obverse features Sudan's national coat of arms elegantly dividing the dual calendar years—AD (Gregorian) and AH (Islamic Hijri)—a distinctive design element that underscores the country's cultural and religious heritage. The reverse showcases intricate Arabic inscriptions paired with delicate floral ornamentation, culminating in the denomination marking. Weighing precisely 2.56 grams with a diameter of 16.90mm, this specimen grades as Extremely Fine, indicating exceptional preservation with minimal wear. The coin's excellent condition makes it highly desirable for collectors focused on Middle Eastern coinage, Islamic numismatics, or African currency history. Sudan coins from this era are increasingly sought after as the nation's political and economic landscape has evolved, making earlier circulating issues increasingly scarce. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or emerging collector, this authentic piece offers both historical significance and investment potential. #