Persia, Pahlavi Dynasty. A Token For The Occasion Of The New Year (Nowruz) 1353 (1974) For The Polo Association GTRexclude Taber was commissioned in the

Taber was commissioned in the regular army

unused condition

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900 silver = 90% or 900/1000) on the right wing of the eagle coat-of-arms and on the reverse cartouche

gilt bronze pip on the upper

Persia, Pahlavi Dynasty. A Token For The Occasion Of The New Year (Nowruz) 1353 (1974) For The Polo Association GTRexclude Taber was commissioned in the( ). In . 900 silver, reeded edge, obverse illustrating the left facing conjoined busts of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (AKA Mohammad Reza Shah) and Queen Farah, dated in Persian "1353" (1974) below, reverse with an inscription in Persian stating that it was ordered by the Pahlavi Foundation for the Polo Association, illustrating the emblem of the association consisting of a polo player on horseback within an open ended wreath composed of branches of laurel