Copper Damri of Akbar (AD 1556-1605) of Shahre Dehli Mint KM11.1 Very Rare

Akbar, (AD 1556-1605), Copper Damri, Obv: Tanka Akbar Shahi/Zarb Shahre Dehli, Rev: ilahi 45 year at top & Month of Issue bottom, 2.58 Gms, (KM 11.1), Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional Copper Damri represents a significant piece of Mughal numismatic history from the reign of Emperor Akbar (1556-1605), one of India’s greatest rulers. Minted in Shahre Dehli (Delhi), this coin showcases the imperial inscriptions “Tanka Akbar Shahi” on the obverse and “Ilahi” dating on the reverse, reflecting Akbar’s famous religious philosophy that blended different faiths.

Weighing 2.58 grams and catalogued as KM 11.1, this Damri is graded in Extremely Fine condition, displaying remarkable preservation for a 400+ year-old artifact. The coin’s historical significance lies in its connection to Akbar’s reign—an era of architectural marvels, administrative reforms, and cultural renaissance that shaped Mughal India.

For collectors and history enthusiasts, this piece offers both numismatic and historical value. Copper coins from this period are increasingly scarce, particularly in such fine condition. The “Ilahi 45” marking adds chronological authentication, making it a prized acquisition for those studying Mughal coinage evolution and Indian monetary systems. This is a tangible connection to one of history’s most influential empires.

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