Note: On 30 January 1757 (9 Jamadi-ul-Awwal AH 1170), coins were struck in the name of Ahmad Shah Durrani at his mint established in the Afghan camp at Delhi, marking a significant moment in the monetary history of North India. These issues retained the same inscriptions used on his earlier coinage from Qandahar and Lahore, with the important additions of the Hijri year 1170 and regnal year 11, symbolizing the consolidation of Durrani authority at the Mughal capital.

An Extremely Rare and historically important issue, reflecting Ahmad Shah Durrani’s assertion of sovereignty at Delhi itself.

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