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Corpus of Mughal coins of India - Volume 5

₹3,900.00

Corpus of Mughal Coins of India – Volume 5 is a scholarly numismatic reference by Nilesh Gada and Dilip Rajgor. It catalogues the silver and gold coinage issued in the names of the Mughal emperors from Rafi-ud-Darjat to Shah Jahan III (1719–1760), covering rulers such as Muhammad Shah, Ahmad Shah, Alamgir II, and others. The volume provides detailed classifications of coin types, mint varieties, inscriptions, denominations, and high-quality photographs of both sides of the coins, along with Persian legend transcriptions and historical notes. It serves as an important reference for collectors, researchers, and historians studying the later Mughal period and its regional coinage.

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Corpus of Mughal Coins of India – Volume 5 is a scholarly numismatic reference by Nilesh Gada and Dilip Rajgor. It catalogues the silver and gold coinage issued in the names of the Mughal emperors from Rafi-ud-Darjat to Shah Jahan III (1719–1760), covering rulers such as Muhammad Shah, Ahmad Shah, Alamgir II, and others. The volume provides detailed classifications of coin types, mint varieties, inscriptions, denominations, and high-quality photographs of both sides of the coins, along with Persian legend transcriptions and historical notes. It serves as an important reference for collectors, researchers, and historians studying the later Mughal period and its regional coinage.

Corpus of Mughal Coins of India – Volume 5 is a scholarly numismatic reference by Nilesh Gada and Dilip Rajgor. It catalogues the silver and gold coinage issued in the names of the Mughal emperors from Rafi-ud-Darjat to Shah Jahan III (1719–1760), covering rulers such as Muhammad Shah, Ahmad Shah, Alamgir II, and others. The volume provides detailed classifications of coin types, mint varieties, inscriptions, denominations, and high-quality photographs of both sides of the coins, along with Persian legend transcriptions and historical notes. It serves as an important reference for collectors, researchers, and historians studying the later Mughal period and its regional coinage.