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Description:
Obverse
Legend: "By the grace of God, coinage in gold in Khorasan became the succor and support for the King of the Religion, 'Ali Musa Reza."
Reverse
In exchange for assisting the Safavid king Tahmasp II in reconquering Isfahan in AH1142, Nadir was pronounced viceroy in Khorasan and allowed to strike anonymous coinage.
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