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1967 (SH 1346) Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Coronation Gold Medal AU/BU AGW 1.01 oz
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1967 (SH 1346) Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Coronation Gold Medal AU/BU AGW 1.01 oz
Bullion Exchanges is pleased to offer the 1967 (SH 1346) Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Coronation Gold Medal, struck to commemorate the lavish coronation of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran. Issued in .900 fine gold with an actual gold weight of 1.01 troy ounces, this medal comes in About Uncirculated to Brilliant Uncirculated (AU/BU) condition, making it a beautifully preserved piece of modern Middle Eastern history.
The coronation of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi on October 26, 1967, marked a monumental occasion in Iranian history. After 26 years of rule without a formal crowning ceremony, the Shah declared himself Emperor of Iran in a grand event meant to showcase the modernization and strength of the monarchy. These gold medals were struck as part of the official coronation memorabilia, featuring intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship that reflect the prestige of the event and the grandeur of the Pahlavi dynasty.
Medal Features:
- Made from .900 fine gold with a weight of 1.01 troy oz
- Almost / Brilliant Uncirculated Condition
- Obverse: Features the portrait of Mohammad Reza Pahlevi alongside his wife
- Reverse: Showcases the Iran Crown emblem along with a laurel wreath.
The 1967 (SH 1346) Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Coronation Gold Medal AU/BU AGW 1.01 oz is a rare and compelling acquisition for collectors of royal memorabilia, Middle Eastern history, or high-purity gold medals. With its limited mintage and strong historical resonance, this coin-like medal stands as a testament to a vanished monarchy and a pivotal era in Iran’s modern past.
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