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1 Rupee - Muhammad Shah Firoznagar mint

Issuer Mughal Empire
Year 1719-1747
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Central field bears a multi-line Persian calligraphic inscription in bold Naskh script reading 'Sikka Mubarak Badshah Ghazi', the auspicious legend of Emperor Muhammad Shah. The AH regnal date appears within the field, framed by floral or dotted border ornaments characteristic of Mughal hammered silver coinage. The inscription is arranged in two or three registers, with flowing cursive strokes typical of the period's die-cutting artistry.
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Obverse lettering سکه مبارک بادشاه غازی
Reverse description The reverse displays a multi-line Persian calligraphic inscription in Naskh script, naming the Firoznagar mint along with the regnal year (julus) of Emperor Muhammad Shah. The mint name and regnal year are arranged in registers across the coin's field, with small floral or star ornaments serving as decorative dividers. The overall style is consistent with Mughal provincial hammered rupee coinage of the early eighteenth century, with characteristic irregular flan edges.
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