Copper Falus of Akbar (AD 1556-1605) of Salimabad Mint Very Rare
E444Akbar, (AD 1556-1605), Copper Falus, Salimabad(Ajmer) Mint, Obv: Allahu Akbar, Rev: Mint Name 'Salimabad' Bottom, ilahi Year Top, 6.50 Gms, 12.92 x 13.11 mm, (IIRNS Newsline No.40, J.R. Hunnargikar), In the earlier years of akbar’s reign was shaikh salim, after whome, salim(afterwards emperor jahagir) was named. the mint name on these coins initially appeared as salimabad ajmer, while on the later issues ajmer was dropped and only honorific salimabas was used. Extremely Fine, Very Rare.
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🏛️ Authentic Mughal-era copper coin from Emperor Akbar's reign (1556-1605) ⭐Highly Collectible piece from scarce Salimabad mint 🪙 Exceptional Extremely Fine condition with documented provenance 📜 Historically significant—named after Shaikh Salim Chishti, founder of Akbar's heir 💎 Very Rare denomination with museum-quality appeal 💰Best Investment Item for serious numismatists and history enthusiastsDescription
Akbar, (AD 1556-1605), Copper Falus, Salimabad(Ajmer) Mint, Obv: Allahu Akbar, Rev: Mint Name 'Salimabad' Bottom, ilahi Year Top, 6.50 Gms, 12.92 x 13.11 mm, (IIRNS Newsline No.40, J.R. Hunnargikar), In the earlier years of akbar’s reign was shaikh salim, after whome, salim(afterwards emperor jahagir) was named. the mint name on these coins initially appeared as salimabad ajmer, while on the later issues ajmer was dropped and only honorific salimabas was used. Extremely Fine, Very Rare.
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Own a piece of Mughal imperial history with this exceptionally rare Copper Falus from Emperor Akbar's reign (AD 1556-1605). Minted at the prestigious Salimabad (Ajmer) mint, this coin weighs 6.50 grams and measures 12.92 x 13.11 mm, bearing the Islamic inscription "Allahu Akbar" on the obverse and the mint name "Salimabad" with the Ilahi year on the reverse. This numismatic treasure connects directly to Mughal history—the mint was named after Shaikh Salim Chishti, the revered spiritual guide whose blessings led to the birth of Emperor Jahangir. Early Salimabad coins displayed "Salimabad Ajmer," while later issues retained only the honorific "Salimabad." In Extremely Fine condition, this copper falus represents a critical transitional period in Mughal coinage. Documented in IIRNS Newsline No. 40 and referenced by J.R. Hunnargikar, this coin is highly sought by serious collectors and historians. Its rarity, historical significance, and excellent preservation make it an outstanding investment piece for those passionate about Mughal numismatics and Indian medieval history. --- #7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.
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