Description
House of Emirates is thrilled to offer its elite clientele this beautiful majestic silver treasure from the Shah of Iran era, 1967. It will be an ideal gift for someone special.
This silver medal was struck to celebrate the crowning of her imperial majesty, Queen Farah Pahlavi as the empress of Iran.
Imperial Iran
Silver Medal
Weight: 11 g
Diameter: 30 mm
In protective ‘ Classical Coin Grading ‘ # AB739281
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The Iran Silver Medal “Coronation Ceremony” 1967 , SH 1346 is a fascinating treasure that carries historical significance. This medal was minted in 1967 during the reign of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, and his wife Farah Pahlavi.
It commemorates the coronation ceremony of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. On the obverse side of the medal, you can find the left-facing busts of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Farah Pahlavi. Their portraits symbolize the royal couple during their reign. The reverse side of the medal features the Pahlavi Crown, which was a prominent symbol of the Iranian monarchy. This silver medal weighs 11 grams and has a diameter of 30 mm.
The medal’s beautiful toning adds to its aesthetic appeal. The year 1967 marked an important period in Iran’s history as it was during Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s reign of 1941 to 1979. This period saw significant political and social changes in Iran, including the White Revolution, aimed at modernizing the country. The coronation ceremony, which this medal commemorates, represents the official recognition and acknowledgment of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s rule. This Iran Silver Medal “Coronation Ceremony” 1967 SH 1346 serves as a tangible treasure that reflects an era of Iran’s history and the significance of the Pahlavi monarchy.
It is a valuable collectible for those interested in Iranian history or numismatics.
