The 100 Kuruş Meskûk minted in 1293/1 belongs to the reign of Sultan Abdulhamid II (1876–1908) and is part of the Ottoman Empire's coin catalog. It was produced at the Kostantiniye Mint and is classified as RR (Very Rare) according to the sikke.NET rarity index.
The accession number is marked with the symbol ١, and the minting year is represented as ١٢٩٣.
The obverse side features the tughra of Sultan Abdulhamid II with the accession number (1) and the term 'sene' (year) beneath it. The reverse side bears the inscription 'Minted at the Kostantiniye Mint', with the Sultan’s accession year (1293) displayed below.
This coin is crafted from gold, with an average weight of 7.24 grams and a diameter of 22.13 millimeters.
2. Abdülhamid · 100 Kuruş Meskûk · (1293/1) · Constantinople
1.000,00₺Fiyat
Category Details Country Ottoman Empire Reign Sultan Abdulhamid II (1876–1908) Coin Name 100 Kuruş Meskûk Metal Gold (Au) Minting Year 1293/1 (Hijri) Obverse Sultan Abdulhamid II’s tughra above the accession number (1) and 'sene' term Reverse Inscription: 'Minted at the Kostantiniye Mint' and Sultan’s accession year (1293) beneath it Weight (g) 7.24 Diameter (mm) 22.13 Very Rare