Steel die made by an unknown Persian jeweler, imitating a rupee struck in the name of Shah ‘Alam II. Bengal Presidency period, circa 19th century (Steel, 29 × 30 mm, upper diameter 29 mm, 139.87 g.). Beautiful patina, with a cross engraved on the sloping edge. We thank Stephen Album for his assistance with the cataloguing.

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Steel die made by an unknown Persian jeweler, imitating a rupee struck in the name of Shah ‘Alam II. Bengal Presidency period, circa 19th century (Steel, 29 × 30 mm, upper diameter 29 mm, 139.87 g.). Beautiful patina, with a cross engraved on the sloping edge. We thank Stephen Album for his assistance with the cataloguing.

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