Babur (AH 932-937, 1526-1530 AD), Silver Shahrukhi, 3.21 gms, Agra Mint(by type), Rahman # 100/14, areas of usual weakness overall fine+, rare.( from the collection of Mr. I. K. Kejriwal ).

Humayun, First Reign (AH 937-947, 1530-1540 AD), Silver Shahrukhi, 4.73 gms, Lahore Mint (by type), Obv: Kalima Shahada in the circular linear border the four Caliphs' names in the margin, Rev: Arabic legend "Muhammad Humayun Ghazi" within a mehrabi cartouche frame, Similar to Zeno # 49115, fine+, rare.( from the collection of Mr. I. K. Kejriwal ).

Kamran Mirza (AH 937-962 /1530-1555 AD), Silver Shahrukhi, 5.11 gms, "Adl-e-Kamran Badshah Ghazi", counterstruck on Humayun’s shahrukhi of Agra Mint, mounted overall about very fine, very rare. Note: This specimen was initially minted by Humayun at the Agra mint. Later, it was overstruck by Kamran Mirza with his titles. A sharp counter-strike enhances the coin's appeal, providing clarity and historical significance.( from the collection of Mr. I. K. Kejriwal ).

Akbar (AH 963-1014, 1556-1605 AD), Gold Mohur, Dar-ul-Khilafat Agra Mint, AH 982, Obv. kalima shahada in centre & calips name in margin, Rev. Jalal al din Muhammad Akbar Badshah ghazi, Khald alla mulkahu on op & zarb Dar-ul-Khilafat Agra Mint KM # 108.1, 
Supremely Attractive and Rare Mohur of Akbar – Full Mihrab Frame with Complete Legends | Agra Mint An outstanding gold Mohur from the reign of Emperor Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Akbar, struck at the prestigious Dar-ul Khilafa Agra mint. This coin stands out for its remarkable artistic and epigraphic features, making it a true gem for advanced collectors of Mughal numismatics.The obverse showcases a fully defined Mihrab-shaped frame, within which the emperor’s complete titulature is elegantly inscribed: "Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Akbar Badshah Ghazi." Such a complete rendering of the royal name within a well-executed Mihrab is seldom encountered.Equally noteworthy is the complete mint inscription: "Zarb Dar-ul Khilafa Agra," including the rarely seen religious epithet—an unusual and desirable feature on Mohurs of this type, elevating the coin’s historical and collectible value.On the reverse, the Kalima is enclosed within a perfectly centered dotted border, sitting squarely within the flan—testifying to superior striking quality and die alignment, often lacking in surviving examples.These combined elements—full inscriptions, exceptional calligraphy, rare epithet, and centered strike—render this Mohur supremely attractive and of great rarity. Such specimens are highly sought-after and rarely offered in the marketplace. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a premium example of Akbar’s refined gold coinage.

Akbar (1556-1605 AD), silver rupee, Agra mint, Shahrewar 50, Eight pointed Star Type, KM 95.1 Obv: Legend Jalla Jalalahu Allahu Akbar within eight-petal lotus border. Rev: Ilahi month, year and mintname within eight-petal lotus border imitating Mughal Architectural design on both sides. Very fine, Extremely rare.

Akbar (AH 963-1014, 1556-1605 AD), Silver Rupee, 11.41 gms, Ahmadnagar Mint, Ilahi Month Shahrewar, RY 4x, Obv. Allah-hu-akbar, Jalle-Jalalhu, Rev. Ilahi Shahrewar zarb Ahmadnagar, KM #93.3, extremely fine, very rare.