Copper Dam of Akbar (AD 1556-1605) of Sherkot Mint KM 28.47 Very Rare

Description

Akbar, (AD 1556-1605), Copper Dam, Sherkot Mint, Obv: Falus Sherkot, Rev: Date Inscribed in Persian words & Numerals, 20.18 Gms, 20.07 mm, (KM 28.47), Very Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional copper dam represents a significant piece of Mughal numismatic history, minted during the illustrious reign of Emperor Akbar (AD 1556-1605). The Sherkot mint produced this rare denomination, which served as small change in the empire's monetary system. The obverse features "Falus Sherkot," while the reverse displays the date inscribed in elegant Persian script and numerals—a distinctive characteristic of Mughal coinage from this period. Weighing 20.18 grams with a diameter of 20.07mm, this specimen is catalogued as KM 28.47 and has been graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating minimal wear despite its 400+ year age. The copper material has developed an attractive patina that attests to its authenticity and historical passage through time. This piece is exceptionally scarce in today's collector market, making it a prized acquisition for numismatists specializing in Mughal currency or Indian historical coins. Akbar's reign marked a golden era of Indian administration and cultural flourishing, making coins from this period highly sought-after by serious collectors and historians alike. Its rarity, historical significance, and remarkable preservation make it an outstanding investment piece.