“عز نصره فی بورسه”  and number “886’’ are written on the coin left over from Sultan Bayezid II period. The phrase “بایزید بن محمدخان’’ is also located behind the coin. Some parts of date and tails were not fully minted in the publish of this coin.

The phrase “عز نصره’’ began to be used on coins during the Mamluk Empire. It means, “Allah has blessed his help.’’ In addition, the main difference between Ottoman coins and Mamluk coins and previous periods in Egypt is that the inscriptions on Mamluk coins are often Quranic verses and religious expressions, while Ottoman coins do not have Quranic verses. This is because religious scholars of the Ottoman Empire banned the use of such coins on the grounds that not only Muslims but also non-Muslims could touch the verses of the Qur’an written on coins. Thus, earlier coins could not be used.