Persian Majesty: The 1/4 Pahlavi Persian Coin
Unveiling a masterpiece that resonates with the tales of Persian might and magnificence: The 1/4 Pahlavi Gold Coin. As one of the most sought-after Persian coins, this precious keepsake, dedicated to the epoch of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, is a testament to a time that transformed Persia’s destiny.
Royal Visage: Immortalizing Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi
Embossed with the distinguished image of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, this Persian coin captures the essence of his rulership and the pages of history that unfolded under his guidance. Each coin is a bridge to the past, revealing stories of growth, challenges, and triumphs.
Pahlavi Gold Coin- 1/4 Details
- Fineness: 900.0 (22-carat Gold)
- Pure gold content: 1.83 g
- Year of Minting: 1332 to 1352 Shamsi (1945 – 1979)
- Characteristics on the Coin: the Picture of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi and Date
- Features on the back of the Coin: olive leaf and oak leaf, lion and sun, crown
- Diameter Coin: 1.4 cm
- Weight Coin: 2.03 g
- Style: Original 1/4 Pahlavi Gold Coin
The Other Side’s Narrative: Symbols Rooted in Tradition
The coin’s reverse unfolds another chapter of Persian artistry and symbolism. Intertwined olive and oak leaves, emblematic of unity and resilience, surround the iconic lion and sun motif. Capping off this tale of Persian coins pride is the meticulously detailed royal crown.
Exquisite in Every Detail: Gold Purity Choices
Ensuring a piece that lasts for lifetimes, each of these Persian coins is sculpted from the finest gold. Whether your heart desires 900, 18k, 22k, or 24k, we cater to every penchant. With a weight of 2.02 grams and a diameter of 14 mm, it’s a compact yet profoundly meaningful emblem.
Reasons to Cherish the Pahlavi Gold Coin:
- A palpable connection to Persia’s significant two decades.
- An ode to Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi’s enduring impact.
- A fusion of craftsmanship and rich Persian coin cultural elements.
- Tailored gold purity to match your preference.
- A blend of history, art, and intrinsic value—a collector’s treasure.
