1 Mohur - Akbar Shah II and Jai Singh III

正面描述	Hammered gold flan bearing the name and titles of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Akbar Shah II inscribed in Persian Nasta'liq script across the field, arranged within a decorative rectangular cartouche framed by a dotted border. The legend occupies multiple registers, with the imperial name prominently rendered in bold relief characteristic of Jaipur mohur coinage of this period. The surrounding field retains the irregular planchet edge typical of hand-struck issues.
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背面铭文	RY 19
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附加信息	Jaipur's gold mohurs of this period were struck under a cession arrangement that bound the state to British paramountcy following the 1803 Treaty of Surji-Anjangaon and subsequent subsidiary alliance. The coin bears both the Mughal emperor's name and the local ruler's — Jai Singh III was a minor for much of this period, with the state managed under regency — a dual-authority formula that had long been a political courtesy to Delhi but carried increasingly hollow weight as Mughal power collapsed entirely by the 1830s. KM#77 is associated with the Sawai Jaipur mint, which continued issuing in this joint-name convention well past any practical Mughal fiscal authority.

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