Note: This SPECIMEN features an UNLISTED combination of the Hijri year and the Regnal year that is not Recorded in KM. Instead of the engraving Persian short "Jaha", the mint master engraved the long “Jaha” of "Jahan," extending beyond the quatrefoil design on the reverse. Attempts to correct this have resulted in a notable engraving error. Overall, this specimen is sharp and stunning, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection.

This coin exhibits truly magnificent quality, boasting an extraordinarily deep and razor sharp strike, resembling the precision of fine blade engraving. A glorious luster radiates across both sides, with the design struck beautifully and perfectly centered. Every hallmark of elite numismatic excellence is present. It stands as the only known SPECIMEN graded MS 66 in the census reports, accentuating its exceptional Rarity and condition.

Top-pop, highest graded known coin for the type.

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