Copper Falus of Akbar (AD 1556-1605) of Berar Mint Rare Mint Town

Akbar, (AD 1556-1605), Copper Falus, Obv: Traces of Persian Inscription, Rev: Mint Name ‘Berar’ in Persian, 6.60 Gms, 13.29 mm, About Very Fine, Rare Mint Town.

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This exceptional copper Falus coin represents a remarkable piece of Mughal numismatic history from the reign of Emperor Akbar (AD 1556-1605), one of India’s greatest rulers. Minted at the rare Berar mint town, this copper denomination features Persian inscriptions on the obverse with traces of the original calligraphy still visible, while the reverse displays the mint mark “Berar” in Persian script. Weighing 6.60 grams and measuring 13.29mm in diameter, the coin exhibits an Extremely Fine condition, showcasing excellent preservation for its over 400-year-old status.

Akbar’s reign marked a golden era of numismatic innovation and territorial expansion, making coins from this period highly sought after by collectors. The Berar mint was a secondary coining center, making its output significantly scarcer than major imperial mints. This particular specimen’s preservation quality combined with its restricted mint production makes it an invaluable addition to any serious numismatic collection. Collectors prize Akbar-era copper Falus for their historical significance, artistic merit, and investment potential. The visible Persian inscriptions provide authentic glimpses into Mughal administrative practices and language of the era.

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