Moghul Era Rupee Emperor Mohd Shah Dynasty 11.2 Gm Silver Rupee Unique Nice Collectible Coin

On 29 September 1719, Muhammad Shah was given the title Abu Al-Fatah Nasir-ud-Din Roshan Akhtar Muhammad Shah and enthroned in the Red Fort. His mother was given an allowance of 15 thousand rupees monthly for her needs, but the Sayyid Brothers kept the new emperor under strict supervision.

The Mughal Grand Vizier Syed Hassan Ali Khan Barha and his brother the Mughal commander and chief Syed …

Transport yourself back to the Moghul Era with this exquisite collectible coin featuring Emperor Mohd Shah of the Dynasty. Struck in 11.2 grams of pure silver, this Rupee bears historical significance from 1719 when Muhammad Shah ascended the throne. The coin showcases the elaborate title bestowed upon the emperor and the grandeur of his enthronement at the iconic Red Fort. With intricate details and a link to the Mughal Empire’s intriguing political landscape, this coin is a unique piece of numismatic history. Collectors and enthusiasts will be captivated by its rarity, exceptional condition, and the fascinating narrative it carries from a bygone era. This coin is a prized addition to any collection, offering a glimpse into a pivotal moment in Indian history.