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Sikh Empire, Ranjit Singh (VS 1856-1896 /1799-1839AD), Sri Amritsar Mint, &nbsp;Silver Rupee, VS 1859 (1802 AD), &quot;Nanak Shahi&quot; Couplet, Kangha symbol, Obv: Persian legend &quot;Sikka zad bar har do Alam Fazle Sachha sahib ast, Fateh tegh-e-Guru Gobind Singh Shah Nanak Wahab ast&quot; with &quot;Kangha&quot; (Comb) symbol, Rev: Persian legend &quot;zarb Sri Amritsar jiyo&quot; at the top, &quot;Takht Akal Bakht&quot;, leaf and Vikram Samvat year 1859, 10.87g, 22.19mm, (Saran &amp; Dalwinder # 228ac), test mark, about very fine, Exceedingly Rare.

 
Note: On the obverse, a distinct &#39;Kangha&#39; symbol is positioned between the Persian letters &#39;Guru and Bind of Gobind.&#39; The reverse features the Persian word &#39;Akal.&#39; In AD 1805 (VS1862), Ranjit Singh gained control of Amritsar. Historians suggest that he marked this triumph by incorporating the religious symbol of &#39;Kangha&#39; (Comb) onto his coins. This symbol holds significance as one of the five &#39;Ks&#39; or essentials in the Sikh Religion, as prescribed by Guru Gobind Singh, the founder of the Khalsa. It became a customary practice for Lahore Durbar to send the donation of the first minted coins of any new series to Akal Takht Sahib in Amritsar.

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