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Maratha Confederacy, Domains of Peshwas, Issuer Amrut Rao, Mominabad (Chakan) Mint (off flan), Silver Rupee Also known as Nuo Shree Sicca,&nbsp;In the name of Shah Alam II, Obv: Persian legend "Sikka Mubarak Badshah Ghazi Shah Alam", Rev:Persian legend "Sana julus" with Devanagari 'Shri' in sin of julus and Marathi inverted numeral ‘9’, 11.11g, 20.31mm, (Unlisted in major catalogs, Ref: JONS Article no 206 by&nbsp;Shailendra Bhandare) interesting counter marks, about extremely fine,&nbsp;Extremely Rare.<o:p></o:p><o:p></o:p>

Note: Nuo Shree Sicca refers to a rare rupee coin issued by Amrut Rao during his brief tenure as the nominal Peshwa under Holkar's ascendancy, between 1802–03 AD. This coin bears a retrograde, comma-like mark above the Devanagari ‘श्री’ on the reverse, which is identified as the numeral ‘9’ (नऊ)&nbsp;in Marathi. The presence of this figure distinguishes it from the standard Shree Sicca coins, justifying the nomenclature Nuo Shree Sicca, with "Nuo" being a variant of "Nau" (नऊ), meaning 'nine' in Marathi.&nbsp;They are one of the rarest Maratha issues and only few known to survive.

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