Rare Silver-Alloy(.220 Silver) 5 Kurus of Mahmud II (AD 1808-1839) of Ottoman Empire KM591 Very Rare

Description

Ottoman Empire, Mahmud II, (AD 1876-1909), Silver-Alloy(.220 Silver) 5 Kurus, Obv: Toughra within 3/4 chain wreath, Rev: Regnal year, mint name and accession year of the Sultan within 3/4 chain wreath, 14.76 Gms, 39.00 mm, Very Fine, Very Rare large Size Coin.

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This is an exceptional piece of Ottoman numismatic history—a rare silver-alloy 5 Kurus coin issued during the reign of Sultan Mahmud II. Minted between 1808-1839, this coin represents a significant era of Ottoman reform and modernization. The obverse features an ornate Toughra (the Sultan's royal monogram) encircled by an intricate 3/4 chain wreath, while the reverse displays the regnal year, mint name, and accession details within matching decorative borders. Weighing 14.76 grams and measuring 39mm in diameter, this large-format coin showcases exceptional craftsmanship characteristic of 19th-century Ottoman minting. With only 22% silver content, it reflects the period's economic conditions while maintaining collectible appeal. Graded in Very Fine condition, the coin shows well-preserved details and light circulation wear, indicating authentic age and use. For serious numismatists and Ottoman history enthusiasts, this piece offers both historical significance and investment potential. The combination of rarity, historical provenance, and exceptional size makes it a standout addition to any world coin collection. Its scarcity in high grades ensures enduring value for discerning collectors. --- #