Coins Of Shah Jahan Creations Of An Architect

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An Officer of the Indian Police Service. Andrew Verity Liddle retired as the Director General of The Central Reserve Police Force in September 1996. He has been collecting and studying Mughal coins for several decades, with special focus on the coins of the Grand Mughals. Both his earlier books (Coins of Jahangir & Coinage of Akbar) have been received well by the Mughal numismatic fraternity all over the world and continue to be quoted extensively in auction catalogues ** Discover the exquisite "Coins of Shah Jahan: Creations of an Architect," a remarkable collectible that pays tribute to the architectural genius and legacy of one of the most illustrious Mughal emperors. This coin set, meticulously curated by Andrew Verity Liddle—a retired Director General of The Central Reserve Police Force and a renowned Mughal numismatics expert—features authentic coins from the reign of Shah Jahan, who ruled from 1628 to 1658. Each coin showcases intricate designs and inscriptions that reflect the grandeur of Mughal architecture, including the iconic Taj Mahal. Crafted from high-quality metals, these coins are not only visually stunning but also represent a unique blend of art and history, making them a coveted addition to any collection. With limited mintage and exceptional detail, these coins are rated in high grade, ensuring their place as a future rare item. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a history enthusiast, this collection offers a glimpse into the opulent world of the Mughal Empire. Presented in elegant packaging and comes with a certificate of authenticity, this item is 100% genuine and represents a wise investment for those looking to enrich their collection. **