Iran 50 Dinar Aluminum Bronze Coin, 1315-1332, Lion and Sun, KM#1142

 [Product Description]

 This is a 50 dinar coin issued in Iran during the Pahlavi dynasty.

 The coin features the historical Iranian "Lion and Sun" emblem, which combines a lion holding a sword with the rising sun behind it. The reverse side is engraved with the denomination "50," a wreath, and the year of issue according to the Persian calendar.

 This foreign coin, representative of modern Iranian history and a collector's item, showcases the unique, subdued golden to brown hues characteristic of aluminum bronze.

 [Product Specifications]

 Country: Iran
 Face value: 50 dinars (0.50 rials)
 Publication years: 1315–1332 (Gregorian calendar) (1936–1953)
 Dynasty: Pahlavi dynasty
 Publisher: Reza Shah / Mohammad Reza Shah era
 Material: Aluminum bronze
 Weight: approx. 3.47g
 Diameter: approx. 20mm
 Thickness: Approximately 1.5 mm
 Shape: Circular
 Manufacturing method: Machine stamping
 Edge: Serrated
 Coin alignment:
 Catalog number: KM#1142 / Numista N#10634

 [Regarding the era name]

 The publication year will be randomly selected from the period between 1315 and 1332 in the solar calendar (1936 to 1953 AD).

 You cannot specify or select the year. Even if you purchase multiple items, some may have the same year.

 【situation】

 As these are old coins that have been in circulation, they may show signs of wear, scratches, dents, discoloration, tarnishing, dirt, and spots. Condition varies from coin to coin.

 The images shown are for reference only. The actual coin you receive may differ from the image in terms of year, color, degree of wear, scratches, and other details.

 Please enjoy this as a collection or for display purposes.