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Azam Shah, Khujista Buniyad (Aurangabad)&nbsp;Mint, Silver 1/4 Rupee, AH 1119/Ahad RY, &ldquo;Ba Daulat-O-Jah&rdquo; Couplet, Obv: sikka zad dar jahan ba daulat-o-jah, bad shah-e-mumalik Azam Shah,&nbsp;hijri date 1119, Rev: sana ahad julus-e-ashraf and zarb Khujista Buniyad&nbsp;at bottom,&nbsp;2.69g, 15.15mm, (Unlisted in KM &amp; other references), about extremely&nbsp;fine, Exceedingly&nbsp;Rare.

Azam Shah Coins were struck for a small period when he assumed the kingship in Ahmadnagar on 14th March 1707, immediately 10 days after the death of his father Aurangzeb. Since he was active in the Berar, Gujarat and Malwa provinces before this event, most of the mints located in these regions had his coins struck from this region. At his defeat and death by his stepbrother Muazaam at the battle of Jajau on 8th June 1707 his coinage also came to an end.

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