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BOMBAY PRESIDENCY Surath 46 san, Shah Alam (1800-1832)     Mohur Mughal style                     Description             * Metal: Gold * Weight: 11.59 grms,  * Diameter : 18 mm * Mint : Surat * Obv : Julus formula See below * * Rev : Regal title See below ** * Shape : Round * Edge : Plain P NO KM # MINT AH  RY AD DESCRIPTION  IMG 250 - Surat - - - Privy mark No See Below A   Panchia Mughal style                  Description                                 (1800-1815) * Weight: 3.86 grms,     * Diameter : 14.5 mm 251 - Surat - - - Privy mark No See below A   Rupee Mughal style                     Description                            (1800-1815) * Weight: 0.77 grms,         * Diameter : 7.5 mm 252 - Surat - - - Privy mark No See below A -

NOTE:               
                             
* Julus Formula * : Zerb(mint) sanat RY julus maimanat manus
                                   Struck at (mint) in the (....) year of his reigen
                                   of tranquil prosperity.
* Regal title ** :      Sikka mubarak. Badshah ghazi
                                   Shah Alam
                                   = The auspicious coin of the victorious Emperor
                                   Shah Alam
* Privy Mark no A:  Occurs on both gold and silver. It is a continuation
                                   of the making used on coins issued by the Nawab
                                   of Surat previous to the Company acquiring full
                                   control of the mint in 1800