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100 Rupees, 1938, King George VI,&nbsp;J.B.Taylor, SL.No: A50 139306,&nbsp;about&nbsp;extremely&nbsp;fine,&nbsp;Rare.
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	Note:&nbsp;Even&nbsp;though&nbsp;some holes in note.</div>

Bank Note of 100 Rupees of King George VI of India.

1975 Silver UNC Set of Equality, Development, Peace of Bombay Mint.

1 Rupee of King George VI of India.

Copper Coins of the Bahmanis, By&nbsp;&nbsp;D.Raja Reddy and&nbsp;P. Suryanarayana Reddy.

Soft bound, 78 pages,&nbsp;

This is a pioneering study by Dr.D.Raja Reddy and&nbsp;P. Suryanarayana Reddy who are deeply interested in numismatics, It is a study which seeks to update the knowledge of Bahmanis copper coins including the copper coins of the first Independent Muslim King of Deccan, ismail Shah, who abdicated in favour of Hasan Bahmani.

A Book on Copper Coins of the Bahmanis By D.Raja Reddy and P. Suryanarayana Reddy.

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Golkonda Sultanate,&nbsp;Qutb Shahis,&nbsp;Abd Allah Qutb Shah (AH 1035-1083/1626-1672 AD),&nbsp;Haidarabad Mint, Copper Falus, AH 1068,&nbsp;Obv: khatam bil khair wal sa&#39;ada, Rev:&nbsp;dar ul&nbsp;zarb Haidarabad, 10.65g, 19.56mm, (G&amp;G # Q73), about fine.&nbsp;

Copper Falus Coin of Abd Allah Qutb Shah of Haidarabad Mint of Golkonda Sultanate.

Studies in Indian Numismatic Symbology, By Prof. S.K.Bhatt.

Soft Bound, 128 Pages,&nbsp;

A Study in Numismatic Symbology is a new concise magnum opus on Indian Numismatics primarily analyzing in brief the significance of symbols on coins, their meaning, purpose and role in enabling a peep into the hidden recesses of india&#39;s Past, thereby guiding one to acquaint oneself with the Present as well as embellish the future.&nbsp;

A Book on Studies in Indian Numismatic Symbology by Prof. S.K. Bhatt.

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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Unpublished Coin&nbsp;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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