Buy historical Independent KIngdom Coins items such as Gold, Silver, Copper, Rare and Error online on MarudharArts.

Maratha Confederacy, Saharanpur&nbsp;Dar-us-surur Mint,&nbsp;Silver Rupee,&nbsp;AH (120)8&nbsp;/35&nbsp;RY,&nbsp;&quot;Saya-e-fazle Elah&quot;&nbsp;Couplet,&nbsp;In the name of&nbsp;Shah Alam II&nbsp;(AH 1174-1221&nbsp;/1759-1806 AD),&nbsp;Obv:&nbsp;Persian legend&nbsp;&quot;Sikka&nbsp;zad&nbsp;bar haft&nbsp;kishwar&nbsp;Saya-e-fazle&nbsp;Elah,&nbsp;Hami&nbsp;din-e&nbsp;Muhammad, Shah&nbsp;Alam&nbsp;Badshah&quot; &amp; Nagari word &quot;Tant or&nbsp;Tat&quot;&nbsp;in between Hami din,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;Persian legend&nbsp;&quot;sana&nbsp;35&nbsp;julus&quot;&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;&quot;zarb&nbsp;Saharanpur&quot;&nbsp;with the epithet&nbsp;&quot;Dar us surur&quot;&nbsp;completely visible at the&nbsp;top,&nbsp;11.22g,22mm,&nbsp;(Unlisted in KM / M &amp; W),&nbsp;no test mark, attractive, AU to UNC, Exceedingly Rare.

Note: The Maratha army advanced to Saharanpur, seizing the jagir of Ghulam Qadir. Meanwhile, they annexed the greater part of the Doab, along with the provinces of Delhi and Agra, establishing Maratha dominance. Ghani Bahadur of Banda became the first Maratha governor of Saharanpur, succeeded by Bhairon Pant Tantia in 1791. Following the death of Mahadji Sindhia in 1794, his viceroy Gopal Bhau appointed Bhairon Pant Tantia to Saharanpur. The Nagari word &quot;Tant or Tat&quot; on this coin might be connected to him.

Maratha Confederacy, Under the Peshwas – Aurangnagar (M ...

Silver Rupee of Shahjahanabad Mint of Shah Alam II of M ...

Copper One Paisa Coin of Bindraban Mint of Maratha Conf ...

Copper Paisa of Maratha Confederacy of Bhonslas of Nagpur.

Silver One Rupee Coin of Saharanpur Dar us Surur Mint o ...

Copper Paisa Coin of Akbarabad Mint of Maratha Confederacy.

Silver Tanka Coin of Amara Manikya of Tripura.

Silver Rupee coin of Rohilkhand Kingdom.

XF-AU Condition Extremely Rare.Assam Kingdom Kamalesvar ...

Silver Rupee of Maratha Confederacy of Jhansi Mint INO ...

Copper Coin of Venkatapati Raya of Thanjavur Nayaks.

Silver One Rupee Coin of Amritsar of Sikh Empire.