Specimen record
mugh-004
Mugh-004 Mughal Empire, Muhammad Shah (AH 1131-1161 / AD 1719-1748). Silver rupee (11.37 gm, 20.96 mm), Shahjahanabad, AH 113[6/7], RY 6 = AD 1723-1725. KM 437.4.
mugh-004
House record
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![Mugh-004 Mughal Empire, Muhammad Shah (AH 1131-1161 / AD 1719-1748). Silver rupee (11.37 gm, 20.96 mm), Shahjahanabad, AH 113[6/7], RY 6 = AD 1723-1725. KM 437.4. — Obverse](https://images.silkroadnumis.jp/coins/mugh-004/obverse.png?v=2026-10-04T10%3A33%3A18.991Z)
![Mugh-004 Mughal Empire, Muhammad Shah (AH 1131-1161 / AD 1719-1748). Silver rupee (11.37 gm, 20.96 mm), Shahjahanabad, AH 113[6/7], RY 6 = AD 1723-1725. KM 437.4. — Reverse](https://images.silkroadnumis.jp/coins/mugh-004/reverse.png?v=2026-10-04T10%3A33%3A18.991Z)
Obverse
‘sikka-yi mubārak-i sāhib-qirān-i sānī Muhammad Shāh pādshāh-i ghāzī 113x’ (‘The auspicious coin of the Second Lord of the Auspicious Conjunction, Muhammad Shah, the holy warrior king 113x’ in Persian).
Reverse
‘zarb-i dār al-khilāfa Shāhjahānābād sana-yi 6 julūs-i maymanat maʾnūs’ (‘Struck in the House of Caliphate Shahjahanabad in the year 6 of the prosperous reign’ in Persian).
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