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Moghul Empire – Shāh Jahān – Aurangnagar Mint, Gold

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Gold

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Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	AH	RY	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
JS	√ 2212m.		Mohur	xxxx	xx	Zeno		RRR

Moghul Empire – Shāh Jahān – Aurangnagar Mint, Silver, Type 1, Rupee

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Silver

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Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	AH	RY	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
JS	√ 2212p.		Rupee	1048	11	Zeno		RR
JS	√ 2212p3.		”	xxxx	15	ClassNG
JS	√ 2212p6.		”	xxxx	18	ClassNG

Moghul Empire – Shāh Jahān – Aurangnagar Mint, Silver, Type 2, Tenth Rupee Nisar

The town of Mulher with its adjoining hill fort, presently located in Nashik district of Maharashtra, was the capital of the small Rajput kingdom of Baglana, strategically located on the trade route between Surat and the Deccan. In late 1637, the Mughal armies under Aurangzeb attacked Baglana with a view to separating the state from attempts of Shahaji Bhonsle to form an anti-Mughal alliance. Bahirji, the king of Baglana was defeated and accepted Mughal sovereignty in March 1638. Aurangzeb renamed the town 'Aurangnagar' after this victory. The Nisars of this mint are the first ever pieces known for the Nisar-type coinage of Shah Jahan. (From Shatrughan Saravagi)

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Silver

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Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	AH	RY	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
JS	√ 2212r.		Tenth Rupee Nisar	xxx3	xx	ClassNG		RRR

Moghul Empire – Shāh Jahān – Aurangnagar Mint, Type 3, Silver, Sixteenth Rupee Nisar

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Silver

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Cat No.	Photo Link	KM	Denomination	AH	RY	Provenance	Comments	Rarity
JS	2212m.	210.2	Sixteenth Rupee Nisar	xxxx	xx			RRR