MUGHAL: Selim Shah, in rebellion against Akbar, 1602-1605, LOT of 6 rupees of the Allahabad mint (KM-97.1): IE45 (choice EF), IE46 (EF, dark, ex Wm. F. Spengler Collection), IE47 (EF, dark, ex Wm. F. Spengler Collection), IE48 (choice EF), and undated (2 pcs, EF and VF-EF), wonderful collection of this series, with four of the known Ilahi dates, which are much rarer than the undated type; retail value $650, lot of 6 pieces, ex Ajit Singh Collection. It was from Allahabad that Prince Salim led a revolt against his father Akbar. In 1602, prince Salim held a parallel imperial court in Akbar's fort here, ignoring the royal summons to leave Allahabad and proceed to Agra. However, before his death in 1605, Akbar named Salim his successor. Salim later served as emperor under the name Jahangir (Wikipedia).
Estimate: 350-450 USD