Iran Ahmad Shah 5000 Dinar Silver Coin AH1332 (1914) Qajar Dynasty Lion & Sun | GoldSilverJapan

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 This is a 5,000 dinar silver coin from the Qajar dynasty of Iran (Persia), during the reign of Ahmad Shah.

 Issued in 1332 AH (1914 AD), this large silver coin, with a silver content of 90%, features a prominent depiction of the historical "Lion and Sun," a symbol of Persia.

 The surface features a portrait of Ahmad Shah Qajar in military uniform, surrounded by Persian inscriptions and plant decorations.

 The reverse side depicts a lion holding a sword with the sun rising behind it. A crown is inscribed at the top, a wreath around the edge, and the face value, "پنج هزار دینار (5000 dinars)," is engraved at the bottom.

 Product information:
 Country of issue: Iran (Persia)
 Ruler: Ahmad Shah (1909–1925)
 Year of publication: AH1332 (1914)
 Face value: 5000 dinars
 Material: Silver (.900)
 Weight: approx. 23.0251g
 Diameter: approx. 36mm
 Edge: Reeded (with jagged edges)
 Alignment: Coin alignment
 Number issued: 3,000,000

 With a silver purity of .900 and a standard weight of 23.0251g, the pure silver content is approximately 20.72g (approximately 0.666 troy ounces).

 Regarding the condition

 The coins in the photographs show signs of wear and tear from circulation and age, including minor scratches, discoloration, and changes in tone on the surface. However, the main design elements, such as the portrait of Ahmad Shah, the lion and sun, the crown, and the wreath, remain clearly visible.

 This coin does not have a numerical grade assigned by a third-party appraisal organization, so please carefully examine the actual photos provided to determine its condition.

 This is a large Persian silver coin from the late Qajar period, issued in 1914, the year World War I began. It is recommended for collectors of Persian silver coins, the Qajar dynasty, the Lion & Sun motif, and historical coinage from the Islamic world.