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 represents an important piece of Middle Eastern numismatic history from 1983. Minted in nickel brass, this currency denomination showcases the nation's official heraldry with the Sudan coat of arms prominently dividing the Anno Domini (AD) and Anno Hegirae (AH) calendar years—a distinctive feature reflecting Sudan's Islamic heritage and modern governance. Weighing 2.56 grams with a diameter of 16.90mm, this coin is graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating excellent preservation with minimal wear. The reverse displays elegant Arabic inscriptions complemented by traditional floral decorative elements alongside the denomination marking. The 1983 period captures Sudan during a significant era of the nation's monetary reforms. For collectors, this piece holds substantial appeal as a representative example of late 20th-century Sudanese coinage, offering insights into the country's cultural and political identity. The dual calendar system makes it historically significant and visually distinctive. Its excellent condition combined with relative rarity in the collector's market makes it an attractive addition to Middle Eastern or world coin collections. Whether you're building a themed collection or seeking notable African currency specimens, this Qirsh represents authentic history in tangible form. #