Rohilkhand
– Āgra Mint, INO Shāh ‘Ālam II – Silver
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Actual Diameter (mm) |
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Composition |
Silver |
Catalogue
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Cat No. |
Photo Link |
KM |
Denomination |
AH |
RY |
Provenance |
Comments |
Rarity |
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RH |
√ 9999. |
500? |
Rupee |
1185 |
14 |
Ste |
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RH |
√ 9999c. |
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1186 |
14 |
Ste |
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RH |
√ 9999e. |
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1187 |
14 |
Ste |
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From Bhupesh Gupta. Shailen wrote: These coins are not of Rohilkhand, but struck at Agra
under the hegemony of the Mughalia faction at the court, which was mostly
Iranians. Their leader was Mirza Najaf Khan, who was not a Rohilla. In fact,
there was no one called "Najaf Khan Rohilla" in existence at this
time. The Rohilla with a similar name was "Najeeb Khan", but he had
been dead for almost five years when these coins were struck! This is a mistake
made in KM ages ago, and has been followed ever since!
Rohilkhand – Agra Mint, INO Shah Alam II – Copper
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Actual Weight (g) |
4.99 |
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Actual Diameter (mm) |
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Composition |
Copper |
Catalogue
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Cat No. |
Photo Link |
KM |
Denomination |
AH |
RY |
Provenance |
Comments |
Rarity |
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RH |
√ 9999m. |
- |
Pice |
xxxx |
xx |
Ste |
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