Mog-4384c. Wt = 10.66g. Diam = ~23.7mm
Photo from Marudhar Arts who wrote: Aurangzeb's Shahjahanabad coin is usually found in Badre Munir couplet, while this one is issued in his full name and title which is very rare to find and very few specimen are known. But this particular specimen has Regnal year '2' engraved over 'Ahd' which to the auctioneer's knowledge is the first piece known. It can possibly have 2 explanations. First Aurangzeb had 3 coronations, and the second the year changes and die is not worn out so instead of making a new reverse die, the engraver engraves 2 over Ahd in the same die.