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Muhammad Shah,&nbsp;Gulshanabad (Nasik)&nbsp;Mint, Silver Rupee, 9 RY, Obv: Sikka Mubarak Badshah Ghazi Muhammad Shah, Rev: sana 9 julus &amp; zarb Gulshanabad at the bottom, 11.36g, 28.5mm, (Unlisted&nbsp;in KM), sharp strikes, about extremely fine, Exceedingly Rare.

Note: The Holy City of Nasik came fully under Maratha control by 1720. A mint had been operational here during the reign of Farrukhsiyar when a Mughal commander named Yasin Khan controlled most of Western Maharashtra. After the Maratha reconquest, the mint continued to produce coins in the name of Muhammad Shah, with the legend &quot;Ba Lutf Elah Badshah-e-Zaman&quot; on the obverse. These coins are known from regnal years Ahd to 7. This coin, dated RY 9, has an obverse legend with the non-couplet containing the title &#39;Badshah Ghazi&#39;. This is the first coin from the Gulshanabad mint known with this feature and marks the continuation of the mint in the post-1730. 
 
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