Silver 1/32 Rupee of Muhmmad Shah (AD 1719-1748) of Khujisthabunyad Mint Ext. Rare KM A431

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Add a truly exceptional numismatic treasure to your collection with this Silver 1/32 Rupee issued during the reign of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah between AD 1719 and 1748. Struck in fine silver and weighing a delicate 0.24 grams, this fractional denomination is cataloged as KM A431 and originates from the prestigious Khujisthabunyad mint. The obverse proudly displays the ruler's name and title "Badshah," while the reverse bears fascinating traces of the historic mint name. Preserved in About Very Fine condition, this diminutive coin is classified as extremely rare, making it a monumental find for advanced numismatists specializing in Mughal dynasty coinage. Fractional silver issues of this period are notoriously difficult to acquire due to their tiny size and historical scarcity. This piece offers a tangible connection to the tumultuous yet culturally vibrant 18th-century Mughal Empire. Whether you are building a comprehensive cabinet of Indian fractional currencies or seeking a museum-grade conversation starter, this elusive mint-marked artifact will instantly elevate the prestige of your collection.