Counter-Struck Error Copper Dam of Muhammad Shah(AD1719-1748) of Elichpur Mint KMA430.1

Muhammad Shah(AH1131-1161/1719-1748AD), Copper Dam, Obv: Muhammad shah sikka mubarak, Date, Rev: Zarb elichpur, 17.86 Gms, 19.60 mm(KM A430.1), Counter-Struck Error, Very fine, Rare.

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This exceptional copper dam from the reign of Muhammad Shah (1719-1748 AD) represents a fascinating piece of Mughal numismatic history. Minted at the prestigious Elichpur mint during the 18th century, this coin bears the inscription “Muhammad shah sikka mubarak” on the obverse and “Zarb elichpur” on the reverse, authenticating its origin and authority. What makes this specimen particularly remarkable is the counter-struck error—a production anomaly where the coin was struck multiple times, creating a unique and distinctive pattern that distinguishes it from standard issues. Graded in Very Fine condition, this 17.86-gram copper piece showcases excellent detail preservation despite centuries of circulation. The rarity of counter-struck errors makes this an invaluable addition to any serious Mughal coin collection. Collectors prize such numismatic anomalies for their historical significance and scarcity, as they offer tangible evidence of the minting processes of ancient times. This is a genuine artifact of Indian monetary heritage that combines historical importance with numismatic rarity.