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Mohur - Karm Singh

Issuer Princely state of Patiala (Indian princely states)
Year 1813-1845
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Obverse description The obverse bears multiple lines of Persian-Urdu script in the Nastaliq style, arranged diagonally across the field, referencing the name and titles of the ruler Karm Singh along with the regnal date. The legends are incuse against a plain gold field with no border ornamentation. The calligraphic inscription is characteristic of Sikh-era princely state coinage of the Punjab region.
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Reverse description The reverse displays a bold, large Urdu-script character in Nastaliq style dominating the central field, flanked by additional smaller inscriptions referencing the state of Patiala and the reign of Karm Singh. The design is stark and calligraphic in character, with the main device occupying the majority of the flan. Pellet or dot devices appear in the peripheral field consistent with Patiala mohur coinage of this period.
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