Bombay mint, copper ¼ anna, scales with Persian Adil and AH date 1246 on reverse, reverse

Bombay mint, copper ¼ anna, scales with Persian Adil and AH date 1246 on reverse, reverse part brockage (Lakhi) on obverse, 5.96g. Very fine, Extremely rare.

Sold for ₹57,000

Auction: Auction 49 · Classical Numismatic Gallery · 2025-08-02 · Estimate: Rs. 40,000-50,000

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