Ottoman gold coin of Sultan Mahmud Khan, year 1223H

An ancient Ottoman gold coin currency of Sultan Mahmud Khan, son of Abdulhamid, minted in Constantinople in the year 1223 Hijri. A distinctive and very beautiful piece, highly clean, almost new, never circulated, certified authentic by the Islamic Dinar Museum in Makkah Al-Mukarramah. It is expected to receive a very high appraisal rating from American grading companies due to its near-new condition, absence of scratches or flaws, clear features, and fine details. Weight: 2.4 grams, 22 karat. Inscriptions on both sides as follows: First side: (Sultan of the two lands and Khagan of the two seas, the Sultan son of the Sultan), with the famous Ottoman tughra in the center. Second side: (Sultan Mahmud Khan, son of Sultan Abdulhamid Khan, may his reign endure), with the inscription in the center: Minted in Constantinople, year 1223H. A very beautiful piece reflecting a special historical period during the Ottoman era. Auction sale starting at 2000 Riyals. Location: Eastern Province, Khobar, Al-Aziziya, Al-Sawari neighborhood. Delivery available to all cities and regions of the Kingdom through shipping companies. May God grant everyone success.