Ottoman Gold Surre Altın Hajj Coin — Mahmud II, AH 1223 / 1808 AD, Dar al-Khalifat al-Aliya Mint
£1,350.00
A historically significant Ottoman gold Surre Altın, minted in AH 1223 (frozen year, year 16) at the Dar al-Khalifat al-Aliya mint during the reign of Sultan Mahmud II (AH 1223‑1255 / AD 1808‑1839). These coins were specially struck for use by pilgrims traveling to Mecca, combining practical religious significance with refined Ottoman mint artistry.
Obverse
Features inscriptions typical of Ottoman Surre Altın, including the Sultan’s tughra and year mark, framed by intricate decorative borders.
Reverse
Displays inscriptions noting the mint and religious invocations, characteristic of coins used in the Hajj Surre tradition.
Specifications
- Region: Ottoman Empire
- Ruler: Mahmud II
- Denomination: Gold Surre Altın
- Date: AH 1223 / 1808 AD
- Mint: Dar al-Khalifat al-Aliya
- Metal: Gold
- Weight: 1.60 g
- Reference: Pere 763; KM 625
A coin in Extremely Fine condition, historically significant as it was used by pilgrims on their journey to Mecca. Highly desirable for collectors of Ottoman coins and religious numismatics.
Grade: Extremely Fine
Authenticity guaranteed. Photos show the exact coin offered.
Product Ref: TTA28L370
