Overview

This ornate replica models an Ottoman Empire silver coin of Sultan Mehmed V, carrying the accession date AH 1327 together with regnal year 9 — the combination used on pieces struck around 1917 AD. Made for the Constantinople mint, it shows calligraphic Islamic artwork within star-and-crescent borders and is marked “COPY”. It is a modern reproduction and not an original coin.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Ottoman Empire
• Denomination: Ottoman coin / Piastre
• Dates: AH 1327 accession date with regnal year 9 (struck circa 1917 AD)
• Material: White metal / silver-plated alloy
• Condition: Circulated / Pre-owned – A pre-owned replica piece. The Arabic calligraphy, the intricate star-and-crescent wreath, the regnal year and the “COPY” stamp beside it are all clearly visible, with antique toning and light handling marks.
• Obverse (Front): Imperial calligraphic Tughra of Sultan Mehmed V with the regnal year “9”, and the “COPY” stamp, enclosed within an elaborate border of crescents and stars.
• Reverse (Back): Arabic inscription reading “Struck in Constantinople 1327” within a matching crescent-and-star border.

Collector Value:

An attractive educational piece for collectors of Islamic, Middle Eastern and Ottoman Empire numismatics.