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Photo from
Steve Album, October 2006
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Silver |
Catalogue
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Cat No. |
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Denomination |
Ilahi |
Month |
Provenance |
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Rarity |
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AK |
√ 301. |
93.3 |
Rupee |
44 |
Tīr |
Ste but no year |
RR |
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AK |
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46 |
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AK |
√ 302. |
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50 |
Shahrewar |
SA, CNG |
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44 ardibihisht rupee from ClassNG
KM 93,4. From ClassNG Ilahi 50 Tir
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Four Tanki |
Half Dam |
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Copper |
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Catalogue
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Cat No. |
Photo Link |
KM |
Denomination |
AH |
Provenance |
Comments |
Rarity |
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AK |
√ 303m. |
- |
Four
Tānkī |
1001 |
Ste |
Not certain these are this mint |
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AK |
√ 303p. |
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Half Dam |
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Ste |
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From Abhishek Chatterjee who wrote:
Akbar dam, Ahmednagar mint, 19.8gms..Ilahi 40, Isfandarmuz month.
In 1595AH (Ilahi 40), Prince Murad along with Khan-i-Khanan
Rahim Khan invested the southern Nizamshahi kingdom
of Ahmednagar and laid a seige to the fortress of
Ahmednagar.. Finally after a long seige, a truce was
reached between Murad and Chand Bibi, the valiant nizamshahi
queen on 19th March 1596 which corresponds to 28th Isfandarmuz
Ilahi 40. By the truce, Berar was ceded to the Mughal and Bahadur Nizam Shah was rcognized as a mughal vassal..
The present coin bears a testimony to the first contact between Akbar and Nizamshahi kingdom which was later ultimately merged to the
Mughal empire in Ilahi 45.. This is perhaps the reason why these coins are so
rare.
From Abhishek Chatterjee who wrote:
A stunning specimen added!!
Akbar, falus, 6.6gms, Ahmednagar mint with Falus Ahmednagar legend and Hastam
hissa tanka Akbarshahi on reverse..
Complete mint and legend and superb strike, unlike anything I have seen till
now!
From ClassNG.
Akbar (1556-1605 AD), copper 1/8th Tanka (Quarter Dam), Ahmadnagar mint, no
date, 3.56g. Obv: legend Hashtum Hissa
Tanka-i Akbar Shahi. Rev: legend Fulus Ahmadnagar.