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1 Paisa - Sher Shah Suri Alwar

Issuer Sur Empire (Indian Sultanates)
Year 1538-1545
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Currency Rupee (1539-1545)
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Obverse script Arabic
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Reverse description Central field displays a multi-line Arabic religious inscription arranged horizontally across the flan, referencing the amir as protector of the faith and divine judge. The legend is rendered in Naskh script, deeply struck but partially worn, occupying the full face of the coin with minimal border ornament. The irregular, thick flan and coarse die work are characteristic of provincial Sur Empire hammered copper issues. The reverse field shows slight die shift and metal flow typical of hand-struck copper paisa of this era.
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Mint Alwar
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