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India, Mughal Empire, Prince Selim (1600-1605), silver Rupee, in rebellion against Akbar, Allahabad mint, 11.36g (KM 97.1). Extremely Fine, rare. It was from Allahabad that Prince Selim led a revolt against his father Akbar. In 1602, he held a parallel imperial court in Akbar’s fort, ignoring the royal summons to leave Allahabad and proceed to Agra. However, before his death in 1605, Akbar named him his successor; became known as Emperor Jahangir.
| Coin Group | World |
|---|---|
| Denomination | Rupee |
| Metal | Silver |
| Country | India |
| Weight | 11.44 g |
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