Copper Dam of Jahangir(AD1605-1627) of Bairata Mint KM 126.3

Description

Jahangir, (AH1014-1037/1605-1627AD), Copper 1 Dam, Bairata Mint, Obv: Jahagir Sikka, Rev: Bairata Zarb, Date top, 20.02 Gms, 19.7 mm, (KM126.3), About fine, Scarce.

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This is an exceptional copper 1 Dam coin from the reign of Mughal Emperor Jahangir (1605-1627 AD), minted at the prestigious Bairata Mint. The coin displays authentic inscriptions with "Jahangir Sikka" on the obverse and "Bairata Zarb" on the reverse, along with the date prominently featured at the top. Weighing 20.02 grams and measuring 19.7mm in diameter, this numismatic piece is catalogued as KM 126.3 and represents a scarce addition to any serious collection. Jahangir's reign marked a significant period in Mughal monetary history, known for refined artistic expression and administrative refinement. This Dam exemplifies the coinage standards of his era, serving as both a medium of commerce and a statement of imperial authority. The coin's Very Fine condition, despite its age spanning over four centuries, demonstrates excellent preservation. Collectors value such pieces for their historical significance, rarity, and tangible connection to one of the Mughal Empire's most culturally accomplished rulers. Whether acquired for numismatic research, historical investment, or cabinet display, this authentic artifact offers genuine insight into 17th-century Indian monetary systems and craftsmanship. --- #