Ahmadabad Mint – Gold, Fractional
Mohur
|
Ma. Refers to Masters (1914), Numismatic
Supplement No. XXII, pp. 153-173. These gold coins came onto the market in the
early 2000s and appear to have been cut from a necklace.
|
|
|
|
|
|
sikka
mubārak bādshāh ghazi muḥammad akbar shāh [AH] (= The auspicious coin of the
victorious Emperor Muhammad Akbar Shah [AH]). |
ẓarb
ahmādābād sanah (RY) julūs maimanat mānūs (= Struck at Ahmādābād
in his [RY] year of tranquil prosperity). |
||
|
Actual Weight (g) |
3.1,
3.07 (2 specimens) |
|
Actual Diameter (mm) |
|
|
Composition |
Gold |
Edge |
Plain |
Catalogue
|
Cat No. |
Photo Link |
Ma. No. |
AH |
RY |
Provenance |
√
Comments
|
Rarity |
|
6.1 |
√ 1103. |
- |
[12]49 |
? |
Ste |
Ref: HK/Singapore (2002), sale 35,
lot 732. Also Baldwin (2003), sale 33, lot 1025. |
RRR |