Egypt. Abdul Hamid II. 20 Qirsh 1323 H (1905 AD) (No reserve price)
Abdul Hamid II, Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1876 to 1909, presided over a pivotal era marked by modernization efforts and political challenges. The 20 Qirsh coin dated 1323 Hijri (1905 AD) was part of the Ottoman currency system circulating throughout the empire's domains, including Egypt. These coins typically feature intricate Arabic calligraphy and Ottoman motifs, symbolizing imperial authority and economic stability during a time of significant internal reform and external pressure. Collectors prize such coins for their artistry and connection to a transformative period in Ottoman history.
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