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1 Rupee - Alamgir II Jagannathpur

Issuer Dutch East India Company (VOC)
Year 1770
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Currency Rupee (1615-1785)
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Reverse description Reverse displays three lines of Nastaliq Arabic calligraphy in deep relief, separated by a horizontal ruled line. The upper register bears the auspicious epithet 'Maimanat Manus' (auspicious companion), the middle line records 'Sana Julus' (regnal year), and the lower register carries the mint name 'Zarb Jagannathpuram' (struck at Jagannathpur). The style follows standard Mughal rupee conventions, with the mint signature prominently placed in the lower field. The irregular flan edges and tool marks are consistent with hand-hammered production at a provincial VOC-controlled mint.
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Reverse lettering میمنت مانوس
سنه جلوس
ضرب جگناتھ پورم
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Mintage 1184 (1770) - ry16
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