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E.I.C. Madras Presidency
The only Mughal style copper coins of Madras
East India Company, Madras Presidency, Early coinages: Mughal style, copper Falus or Paisa in the name of Aurangzeb Alamgir I (1068-1118h/1658-1707), Chinapatan, date uncertain, alamgir badshah sicca mubarak [King Alamgir's auspicious coin], rev. memanat manus san julus zarab chinapatan [Struck at Chinapatan in his tranquil prosperous reign], 12.75g/7h (Prid. p.10 [not in Sale]; Stevens –; cf. Stevens website image 170]; Biddulph, JNSI XXVIII [1966], pp.224-5; KM. 285.23). Fine to very fine, extremely rare; very few specimens known [certified and graded NGC VF 35 BN] £400-£500
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Provenance: J. Deyell (Kanata, ONT) Collection, ticket
Bt S. Album (Santa Rosa, CA).
Owner's envelope and ticket.
Pridmore (p.10) considered Mughal-style copper coins with the mint name Chinapatan to be dubious; however, the mint name on the present specimen is reasonably clear
The only Mughal style copper coins of Madras
East India Company, Madras Presidency, Early coinages: Mughal style, copper Falus or Paisa in the name of Aurangzeb Alamgir I (1068-1118h/1658-1707), Chinapatan, date uncertain, alamgir badshah sicca mubarak [King Alamgir's auspicious coin], rev. memanat manus san julus zarab chinapatan [Struck at Chinapatan in his tranquil prosperous reign], 12.75g/7h (Prid. p.10 [not in Sale]; Stevens –; cf. Stevens website image 170]; Biddulph, JNSI XXVIII [1966], pp.224-5; KM. 285.23). Fine to very fine, extremely rare; very few specimens known [certified and graded NGC VF 35 BN] £400-£500
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Provenance: J. Deyell (Kanata, ONT) Collection, ticket
Bt S. Album (Santa Rosa, CA).
Owner's envelope and ticket.
Pridmore (p.10) considered Mughal-style copper coins with the mint name Chinapatan to be dubious; however, the mint name on the present specimen is reasonably clear