In 1769 (AH 1183), the Zand dynasty flourished in Persia. The reign of Karim Khan Zand in particular is known as a period of stability and prosperity. This rare quarter-mohr gold coin from that period was struck at the Tabriz mint. It weighs 2.72g and is in extremely good condition, having been graded MS62 by NGC.
 This coin is not just a currency, but a historical relic that speaks to the 18th century Persian economy, culture, and symbol of royal power. This coin, which Goldsilverjapan is proud to offer, will be a one-of-a-kind treasure for collectors and investors around the world.
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 Coin Details
 • Country: Iran (Zand Dynasty)
 • Date: AH1183 (AD 1769)
 • Ruler: Karim Khan Zand
 • Face value: 1/4 Moful
 • Material: Pure gold
 • Weight: 2.72 grams
 • Mint: Tabriz
 • Certification agency: NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company)
 • Grade: MS62
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 Historical background
 The era of Karim Khan Zand
 Karim Khan Zand is known as the reconstructor of Persia in the 18th century. He put an end to the war-torn era, made Shiraz the capital, and promoted the revival of the economy and culture. His rule was not autocratic, and he is known for calling himself "Vakir" (regent) rather than "King (Shah)". His political ideals and moderate rule are noteworthy in Persian history.
 This quarter-mohr gold coin is a valuable currency that was circulated and minted during his reign, and symbolizes the stability and prosperity of Persia.
 The Importance of the Tabriz Mint
 Tabriz is a city that has flourished as a key trading and cultural hub since ancient times. Coins minted here were widely used in domestic and international commercial activities and circulated throughout the Silk Road. The Tabriz stamp on this coin attests to its prestigious history.
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 The appeal of design
 Surface (Avath)
 The coin's obverse is engraved with the ruler's title and religious texts in beautiful Arabic calligraphy. The delicate calligraphy and elaborate engraving demonstrate the advanced craftsmanship and artistry of the time.
 Reverse
 The reverse side is similarly decorated with intricate calligraphy, and combined with the brilliance of the gold, it truly deserves to be called a work of art.
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 Grading and preservation
 This coin has been certified by NGC, one of the world's leading grading institutions, and has been given the high rating of MS62 (Mint State 62). This indicates that it is in near-mint condition, with almost all of the original mint details still intact. The coin's brilliance and beautiful details remain intact even after more than 250 years.
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 Investment value and rarity
 The 1/4 Mohr gold coins are issued in smaller quantities than regular Mohrs, and the number of existing coins is extremely limited. In particular, MS grade coins minted by the Tabriz Mint are rarely available on the market, and are therefore highly valued in the collector's market.
 Furthermore, the coins have both historical and investment value, making them attractive as a means of preserving wealth in times of inflation and economic uncertainty.
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 Guarantee from Goldsilverjapan
 Our store, Goldsilverjapan, is a trusted shop that carefully selects and delivers rare coins and banknotes from around the world.
 This item has been officially certified by NGC, ensuring not only its authenticity but also its safety as an asset.
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 summary
 • 1769, 1/4 Mohr gold coin symbolizing the golden age of the Zand dynasty
 • Historical heritage under the rule of Karim Khan Zand
 • A prestigious coin minted at the Tabriz Mint
 • Certified NGC MS62, in exceptional condition
 • Perfect for collections, historical research, and investments
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 Add "gold that records history" to your collection
 This coin is not just a collectible, but a living witness to the history of 18th century Persia. Be sure to get your hands on this coin, which combines artistic value, historical significance, and investment value, at Goldsilverjapan.