India, 1951, First Asian Games, New Delhi, MNH.

British India, 1912,  King George V on one rupee Service Stamp in official issue use in India with head of the King 

Republic India, 5 Rupees, 1951, B. Rama Rau.

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Delhi sultanat, 

Sher shah suri, (Ah 945-952 / 1538-1545 AD),&nbsp;

Kalpi Mint,&nbsp;

UNLISTED Copper&nbsp;&frac12; paisa, 
 
Obv: as sultan-ul-adil abul muzaffar farid-ud-din sher shah al sultan, 

Rev: AH year &amp; mint name, 

Unlisted,&nbsp;

8.9g - 9.2g, 16.1mm - 17.5mm, 

about very fine.

NOTE : Similar coin will be sending.

Copper half paisa of Delhi sultanat of sher shah suri of Kalpi mint, UNLISTED

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Republic India1973Silver 10 Rupees"Grow More Food"Bombay MintUNC.

Bombay Mint UNC Silver Ten Rupees Coin of Grow More Food 1973.

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Shah Jahan II, 

Extremely Rare MINT&nbsp;Nusratabad Mint,&nbsp;

Silver Rupee,&nbsp;

AH 1131,&nbsp;

Obv: Sikka&nbsp;Mubarak Shahjahan Badshah Ghazi, 

Rev: manus memanat sana julus &amp; zarb at the bottom, 

11.3g, 21.47mm, 

Unpublished Coin&nbsp;

about very fine, 

Extremely&nbsp;Rare.

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<div>The Northern Karnataka comes under the Mughals. Dharwad was called Nusratabad. A few Gold and Silver Coins of Aurangazeb bearing the date 1114-1146 AH is also known &amp; some of his successors were also minted here. Actually prince Muazzam (Shah Alam Bahadur), Aurangazeb&#39;s son took hubli &amp; Dharwad (Nusratabad) in 1685 AD. Till the Ruler Rafi-ud-Daula (Shahjahan II) &amp; Alamgir II. This mint was very active until 1753 AD. The Rafi-ud-Daula (Shahjahan II) coins of Silver Rupee minted few coins of this mint. Thus the coins of Shahjahan II of Nusratabad are very Rare.</div>

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