Morocco AH 1283 (1866–1867 AD) – 4 Falus – Sultan Muhammad IV

Authentic-looking 19th-century Moroccan cast copper/bronze coin issued during the reign of Sultan Muhammad IV of the Alaouite Dynasty.

Coin Details

* Country: Morocco
* Denomination: 4 Falus
* Date: AH 1283 (1866–1867 AD)
* Ruler: Sultan Muhammad IV (1859–1873)
* Composition: Cast copper/bronze
* Obverse/Reverse: Traditional Arabic inscriptions and six-pointed Seal of Solomon
* Mint: Fez or Marrakech; attribution not confirmed
* Catalog: Craig C#166.1 / C#166.2 series, depending on mint

Condition

Circulated example with a clearly visible six-pointed star, raised central dot, and readable date. Displays age-related patina, oxidation, surface wear, and irregular cast edges consistent with historical manufacturing methods.

Historical Significance

Moroccan falus coins of this period were cast rather than struck. Their irregular shapes and casting remnants are characteristic of the manufacturing process.

Rarity and Mintage

Original mintage has not been reliably established. This is a collectible 19th-century Moroccan issue, but rarity is not claimed.

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