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Cambay – Husain Yafar Khanj (1841-80), INO Shāh ′ Ālam II – Silver

Actual Weight (g)

Actual Diameter (mm)

Composition

Silver

Catalogue

Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	AH	RY	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
CM 10	12801.	1	Rupee	1282
CM 12	√ 12801b.		”	1289		Amit	AH date on both sides
CM 14	√ 12801c.		”	1292		Ste
CM 16	√ 12801e.		”	1293		Zeno
CM 18	√ 12802.		”	1294		Zeno

For earlier coins see ʹĀlamgīr II

Cambay – Ja’far Ali Khanji (1880-1915), Silver

	Rupee	Half Rupee	Quarter Rupee	Eighth Rupee
Actual Weight (g)	10.7-11.6	5.3-5.8	2.7-2.9	1.3-1.5
Actual Diameter (mm)
Composition	Silver

Catalogue

Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	AH	RY	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
CM 20	√ 12804.	10	Rupee	1311		Zeno		S
CM 21	√ 12804c.		”	1313		Ste
CM 22	√ 12804e.		”	1315		Zeno
CM 23	12805.		”	1317
CM 24	12806.		”	1319	23
CM 25	√ 12807.	9	Half Rupee	1313		Zeno		RR
CM 26	12807c.		”	1317
CM 27	12808.	8	Quarter Rupee	1313				RR
CM 28	√ 12809.	7	Eighth Rupee	1313		Zeno		RR

Cambay – Ja’far Ali Khanji (1880-1915), Anonymous – Copper – Type 1, Denomination in Numerals

	Pice	Half Pice
Actual Weight (g)	~5-6
Actual Diameter (mm)
Composition	Copper

Catalogue

Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	VS	Provenance	Comments		Rarity
CM 40	12817.	Y6	Pice	1962
CM 41	√ 12817c.		”	1963	Zeno
CM 42	12818.		”	1964
CM 43	√ 12819.		”	1965	Zeno
CM 44	√ 12820.		”	1966	Zeno
CM 45	12820c.		”	1967
CM 46	√ 12821.		”	1968	Zeno
CM 47	√ 12822.		”	1970	Zeno
CM 48	12823.	Y5a	Half Pice	1964			Do any of these exist or have they been wrongly recorded because of their weight?
CM 49	12824.		”	1965
CM 50	12825.		”	1966

Cambay – Ja’far Ali Khanji (1880-1915), Anonymous – Copper – Type 2, Denomination in Words

Actual Weight (g)

Actual Diameter (mm)

Composition

Copper

Catalogue

Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	VS	=AD	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
CM 55	12826.	Y5	Half Pice	1963	1906
CM 56	12827.		”	1964	1907

Cambay – Ja’far Ali Khanji (1880-1915), – Copper, Countermarked - Shāh

Coins countermarked shāh come in different shapes and sizes and KM assigns several different numbers accordingly. Many seem to be privately produced and fall into the class of kachcha pice. Whether or not they represent different denominations is not certain, so I have recorded them all under one number

Counter stamped with the word shāh	Blank or traces of coin used for counterstamping

Actual Weight (g)

Actual Diameter (mm)

Composition

Silver

Catalogue

Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	VS	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
CM 60	√ 12827m.	Many	Pice?		Zeno		C

Cambay – Ja’far Ali Khanji (1880-1915), Countermarked – GB

Countermarked GB	Blank or signs of undertype. This one also has a countermark numeral 8

Actual Weight (g)

~4.5-10

Actual Diameter (mm)

Composition

Silver

Catalogue

Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	VS	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
CM 65	12827p.	-	Pice		Zeno	See photos for two examples, one about half the weight of the other. Could this indicate two denominations?	RR