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Kam Baksh (1707-1708 AD), Ahsanabad, Silver Rupee, &nbsp;1120 AH/&nbsp;2&nbsp;RY, Obv: &quot;deen-e-panah&quot; couplet, Rev: sana julus zarb at bottom, 11.5 g, &nbsp;23.05 mm, (KM # 336.1), &nbsp;about extremely fine, Beautifully struck, well centered with complete details on the coin, exceedingly rare..!!

<div>Ahsanabad later known as &#39;Gulbarga&#39; (presently in Karnataka) was founded by the Bahamani Sultans in the 14th century as their captital. &nbsp;Aurangzeb effectually occupied the city in 1098 AH and it was annexed in the Mughal Empire. &nbsp;Aurangzeb issued coins under the mint name Gulbarga and in his last ruling years the name was changed to Ahsanabad. &nbsp;Aurangzeb during his last years had appointed his son Kam Baksh as the subahdar (subaidar) of Bijapur on 16th February 1707.</div>

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<div>Kam Bakhsh&#39;s coin are known to be issued under both the mint names although he ruled short but Ahsanabad is very rare. &nbsp;Another remarkable feature on this coin is the mint mark which is onlly found on coins of Aurangzeb issud from Bijapur.</div>

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