Moghol. Shah Jahan (1628-1658 AD) & Aurangzeb (1658 – 1707). AR Rupee Various Rulers and mints : Surat, Lahore and Multan. (Lot of 3) (Sans Prix de Réserve)

ISLAMIC, India, Mughal Empire: Lot of 3 Silver Rupees
A collection of three high-quality Mughal silver rupees, featuring coins from the reigns of two of the most notable Mughal emperors, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb. These coins reflect the rich history and craftsmanship of the Mughal Empire, with each rupee showcasing fine calligraphy and distinct mint markings.

1. Shah Jahan, Silver Rupee – Multan Mint
Date: AH 1042 / 6 RY (AD 1633)
Weight: 11.43 grams
Diameter: 23 mm
Description: A silver rupee minted under Emperor Shah Jahan, known for his architectural achievements, including the Taj Mahal. This coin was struck at the Multan mint, featuring elegant inscriptions and a clear date, marking the 6th regnal year of his reign.

2. Aurangzeb, Silver Rupee – Lahore Mint (First Year)
Date: AH 1068 / First Regnal Year (AD 1658)
Weight: 11.46 grams
Diameter: 23 mm
Description: A silver rupee from the early reign of Aurangzeb, struck at the Lahore mint. This coin, from the first year of his rule, is a significant piece representing the beginning of his long and expansionist reign, known for its focus on military conquest and conservative policies.

3. Shah Jahan, Silver Rupee – Surat Mint
Date: AH 1057 / 21 RY (AD 1647)
Weight: 11.47 grams
Diameter: 22 mm
Description: A finely crafted silver rupee from the Surat mint, issued in the 21st regnal year of Shah Jahan’s reign. The coin exhibits the high-quality silver and intricate design typical of the Surat mint, reflecting the economic prosperity of the Mughal Empire during his rule.
Total Weight: 34.36 grams
Diameter Range: 22 - 23 mm