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Gold coin of Muhammad Shah III Bahmani struck at Muhammadabad (Bidar), AH 878 (1473-74), obverse and reverse (Wright, Coins in the Indian Museum, Vol. II (1907), Plate VIII, No. 34)

Obverse and reverse of a round gold coin, photographed dark: on the left a field of Arabic legend in several lines; on the right the legend set within a square with marginal inscriptions; the number 34 and the gold mark AV between them.
Obverse and reverse of a round gold coin, photographed dark: on the left a field of Arabic legend in several lines; on the right the legend set within a square with marginal inscriptions; the number 34 and the gold mark AV between them.
Type
Coin
Creator
H. Nelson Wright, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, Vol. II
Date
1907
Licence
Public domain
From
H. Nelson Wright, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, Vol. II: Part I, The Sultans of Delhi; Part II, Contemporary Dynasties in India (opens in a new tab), 1907, Plate VIII, No. 34 (PDF p. 245); catalogue p. 204, No. 34
Original
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Appears in
Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Bahmanis, Muhammad Shah III, Trade & economy