1617-1766 Falus Mint Safavid Copper Coin Lion Walking
This copper Falus dates back to the Safavid period, approximately between 1617 and 1766. Struck at a mint under the Safavid dynasty, the coin features the image of a walking lion—an enduring symbol in Persian iconography. Crafted in copper, it reflects the everyday monetary use of the time, circulating widely in regional trade. The coin showcases the artistic and cultural motifs prevalent in Safavid coinage. Its worn edges and patina speak to its age and historical journey.
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1617-1766 Falus Mint Safavid Copper Coin Lion Walking
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