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Mughal Square Rupee Token

Mughal Square Rupee Token

A square silver-colored token copying a Mughal square rupee, with Persian and Islamic inscriptions and an AH 988 date, produced as a later reproduction.

Token
Mughal Rupee (Akbar)

Mughal Rupee (Akbar)

A hand-struck Mughal silver rupee of Emperor Akbar dated AH 1003 (AD 1594), covered on both faces with flowing Persian calligraphy and ornamental borders.

Historic
Hyderabad One Anna

Hyderabad One Anna

A copper-nickel 1-anna coin of Hyderabad State under Nizam Osman Ali Khan, with Urdu inscriptions and floral borders, dated AH 1354 (c. 1935).

Princely & Presidency States
Travancore One Cash

Travancore One Cash

A tiny copper coin of the princely state of Travancore, carrying the state's conch-shell emblem on one side and its cash value in local script on the other.

Princely & Presidency States
Silver Rupee of Bharatpur State

Silver Rupee of Bharatpur State

Silver rupee of the Jat princely state of Bharatpur, struck at the Mahe Indrapur mint in the name of the Mughal emperor Akbar II.

Asian
Mughal Quarter-Rupee

Mughal Quarter-Rupee

A small hammered Mughal silver quarter-rupee inscribed in Persian, struck at the Lahore mint and dated Ilahi 47 (AD 1602-1603).

Historic
Three-Dollar Gold Piece

Three-Dollar Gold Piece

An unusual U.S. gold coin of the $3 denomination struck 1854–1889, showing a Liberty head in a feathered Indian-style headdress. The photo shows the 1854 first year.

Gold Type Coin
Buffalo Nickel

Buffalo Nickel

Iconic U.S. five-cent coin struck 1913–1938, with a Native American profile on the obverse and a standing American buffalo on the reverse.

Nickel Five Cent
Netherlands East Indies 2 Cent

Netherlands East Indies 2 Cent

A wartime 1945 bronze 2-cent coin of the Dutch colony of the Netherlands East Indies, showing the crowned Netherlands shield and an ornate colonial reverse.

Southeast Asia