Mughal Emperor Akbar Chittor mint Copper 1 Dam Semi-Tugra Style

Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Akbar, Mughal Empire, (AH 963-1014 / 1556-1605 CE), Denomination: 1 Dam (1 Falus), Composition: Copper, Weight: 19.85 grams, Diameter: 19.64 mm, Chittor mint, Obv: Zarb Chittor falus, from bottom to top, Rev: Hijri date in persian words and numerals, Floral Mint Mark, Reference: KM #28.14, about very fine, scarce,

Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Akbar (r. 1556–1605 CE), one of the greatest rulers of the Mughal Empire, transformed the subcontinent through military expansion, administrative reforms, and cultural development. His reign established a strong centralized system and introduced innovative revenue policies that strengthened the empire’s economy. During Akbar’s era, several denominations of copper coins were issued, including the 1 Dam (1 Falus). This piece, weighing 19.85 grams with a 19.64 mm diameter, reflects the refined minting standards of his period. Classified as about very fine, it is considered scarce among collectors. The coin is recorded in the KM #28.14 catalog and is also listed on Indian Coin Mart, adding to its authenticity and collectible value.