Coins of
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Persian/Farsi: جمهوری اسلامی ایران (Jomhuri-ye Eslāmi-ye Irān)
Languages on coins: English, Persian/Farsi
Alphabets on coins: Latin, Persian
Numbers on coins: Eastern Arabic, Western Arabic
Calendars: Gregorian Calendar, Solar Hijri Calendar (SH)
1 Iranian rial (plural: rials) [IRR]
Symbols: ﷼
Languages on coins: English, Persian/Farsi
Alphabets on coins: Latin, Persian
Numbers on coins: Eastern Arabic, Western Arabic
Calendars: Gregorian Calendar, Solar Hijri Calendar (SH)
1 Iranian rial (plural: rials) [IRR]
Symbols: ﷼
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Mint Marks
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Heaton's Mint, Birmingham (GBR): "H" |
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Leningrad Mint, Leningrad (SUN): "L" |
Privy Marks
Designer Marks
National identification and other marks
Legend
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The Islamic Republic of Iran in Persian: "جمهوری اسلامی ایران" |
National emblem of Iran
The national emblem of Iran (1907-1925) consists of a rampant lion with sword in front of a rising sun. The whole is surrounded by a wreath consisting of two branches tied together by a ribbon at the bottom. On top a crown fills the gap between the branches.
Photograph of the national emblem of Iran (1907-1925) as it appears on coins
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Drawing of the national emblem of Iran (1907-1925) as it appears on coins
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Currencies
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Rials in Persian: "ریال"The name rial is derived from the Spanish word 'real', which means royal.
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Written Numerals
Written numeral two (2) in Persian: "دو"
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Written numeral five (5) in Persian: "پنج"
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Written numeral ten (10) in Persian: "ده"
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Written numeral twenty (20) in Persian: "بيست"
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