Ottoman Empire Gold Sultani: Sultan Sulayman I السلطان سليمان القانوني

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House of Emirates® is thrilled to offer its elite clientele this extraordinary Ottoman Sultani — a radiant masterpiece struck under the reign of Sultan Sulayman I (Süleyman the Magnificent) – 1520–1566 AD

Forged in the historic mint of Misr (Cairo), this breathtaking gold coin is a testament to one of the most powerful eras in Ottoman history. Weighing 3.46 grams and measuring 20 mm in diameter, it embodies the perfect balance of elegance, authority, and legacy.

The intricate Arabic calligraphy—deeply engraved and beautifully preserved—proclaims the imperial grandeur of Sulayman I, the empire’s longest-reigning and most celebrated Sultan. Known for expanding Ottoman influence across three continents, overseeing a golden age of architecture, law, and the arts, and shaping the identity of an empire that endured for centuries, Sulayman’s name still echoes with majesty and power.

This Sultani dazzles with its warm, lustrous gold surface, untouched by time yet carrying the unmistakable aura of antiquity. Each curve of its script, each subtle hammer mark, speaks to the supreme craftsmanship of 16th-century Egyptian die-cutters—artisans serving an empire at the height of its glory.

For the discerning rare coins investor, this coin is far more than a numismatic treasure.
It is a sovereign relic of empire, a tangible fragment of Ottoman supremacy, and an investment-grade artifact whose rarity and historical weight continue to appreciate in the modern age.

A masterpiece of power.
A symbol of empire.
A legacy in pure gold.

This is the Sultani of Sulayman the Magnificent — and it is nothing short of breathtaking.