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Rupee - Amar Singh

Issuer Patiala, Princely state of
Year 1765-1781
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Weight 11.14 g
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Obverse description Persian couplet in praise of Ahmad Shah Durrani rendered in bold Nasta'liq script, occupying the full field of the flan. The calligraphic inscription is arranged in two registers separated by a horizontal line, with flowing characters typical of Mughal-derived hammered coinage. The irregular flan and slightly off-center strike are characteristic of hand-struck rupees of this period and region.
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Reverse description Persian inscription in Nasta'liq script bearing the regnal formula and julus (accession year) of Ahmad Shah Durrani, distributed across the field in two registers. A distinctive Patiala mint mark is present: three pellets arranged at the lower right of the julus notation, with four pellets joined by a line extending toward the left edge of the coin — serving as the identifying privy mark of the Patiala princely state issue. The flan is irregular and the strike characteristic of hand-hammered production.
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