Ottoman Turkish 40 para coin issued for Egypt
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"Young Indiana Jones" was a one-hour television program which ran on the ABC television network from
1992 to 1996. Some were not released at the time but were released on DVDs later in 2007.
This episode is titled "Daredevils of the Desert" and was first broadcast on October 3, 1999.
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1. The city
A Frenchman gives him a coin as a recognition sign.
The coin is an Ottoman Turkish coin issued for Egypt, 40 para, dated around AD 1871.
2. Coin obverse
3. Coin reverse
A worn example of the actual coin:
4. Actual Egyptian coin
The coin obverse has a Toughra or Sultan's ornate signature, and the denomination under it,
"40" in Arabic numbers.
The coin reverse has Arabic writing "Misr" for Egypt with the date below.
The coin year is AH (Moslem) 1277 or around AD 1861 which is the year the
Ottoman Turkish Sultan Abdul Aziz took office.
The coin's regnal year (year on the throne) is at the top of the reverse,
in this case "10" which dates the coin to AH 1286 (around AD 1869).
The coin is a large copper coin, around 38 mm, about the size of a United States silver dollar. 5. Abdullah's Cafe sign
6. Abdullah
7. He shows Abdullah the coin as a sign
8. Cafe interior meeting place
9. Young Indy revealed
Our hero and a British Army officer escort a dancer into the city:
10. Maya, the dancer, rides with a British Army officer
11. Maya
She is wearing thin imitation Arabic coins, usually made of brass.
Cast, Directors, Writers:
Sean Patrick Flanery as Indiana Jones
Catherine Zeta-Jones as Maya Douglas Henshall as T.E. Lawrence Haluk Bilginer as Col. Ismet Bey Daniel Craig as Schiller Writers: Frank Darabont |
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