Note: Ibrahim Shah Suri, a later Suri Ruler, briefly seized control of Delhi during the turbulent decline of the dynasty. In 1555 AD, while serving as governor of Agra, he rebelled against Sultan Muhammad Adil Shah, captured Delhi, and declared himself Sultan. However, his reign was short-lived, as he was defeated the same year by Sikandar Shah Suri at Farah near Agra.

The offered coin, struck at the Agra mint and bearing a clearly legible inscription, is exceedingly rare. With only a few known specimens, it represents a remarkable survival from this brief and contested period, and is seldom encountered in auctions.

Extremely Rare NGC AU 58 BN Graded Copper One Twelfth A ...

Very Rare Top Pop PCGS MS 65 RD Graded Bronze One Twelf ...

Extremely Rare NGC MS 61 Graded Silver One Rupee Coin o ...

Silver Rupee of Victoria Queen of Bombay Mint of 1862.