1 Rupee - Shah Alam Bahadur Elichpur

Shah Alam Bahadur's reign lasted barely four years, ending with his death in 1712 after a period spent largely suppressing the revolts that had plagued his father Aurangzeb's final decades. Elichpur, a mint town in the Berar region of the Deccan, had operated intermittently under Mughal authority as imperial control over the south grew increasingly contested. Coins from this mint during Bahadur Shah I's reign reflect that administrative strain — output was limited, and surviving examples attributable specifically to Elichpur rather than other contemporary Deccan mints remain comparatively scarce.