Copper 1/2 Falus of Akbar(AD1556-1605) of Sukkur Mint Unlisted not in KM Star Mint Mark Rare

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Step back into the golden age of the Mughal Empire with this exceptionally rare copper half-falus coin issued during the illustrious reign of Emperor Akbar the Great (AD 1556–1605). Struck at the elusive Sukkur mint, this numismatic treasure weighs precisely 3.22 grams and is preserved in a pleasing Very Fine condition. The obverse displays the distinctive "Falus Sukkur" legend oriented uniquely from bottom to top, while the reverse features the word "Sanah" accompanied by a striking multiple star mint mark—a notable variety completely unlisted in standard Krause-Mishler (KM) references. Akbar's administrative and monetary reforms unified a vast subcontinent, making his coinage a cornerstone of Indian numismatics. For serious historians and advanced collectors, unlisted mint varieties and scarce mint marks represent the ultimate prize, offering an opportunity to uncover unpublished chapters of Mughal history. Whether you are building a specialized cabinet of Mughal coppers or seeking a museum-grade conversation piece, this rare gem adds unmatched prestige and historical depth to any collection.