1 Rupee Gulshanabad [Nasik] mint

Gulshanabad was the Maratha name for Nasik, a mint city on the Godavari River that the Confederacy controlled through much of its final decades. The rupees struck there circulated across the Deccan during a period when the Confederacy was fragmenting under British pressure — Baji Rao II's capitulation at the Treaty of Bassein in 1802 effectively ended Maratha independence as a coherent political force, yet the mint continued operating for another three decades under progressively nominal Maratha authority before British administrative consolidation shut it down.