An exceptionally rare and historically important collectible set from the Mughal Empire, issued during the reign of Emperor Akbar (1556–1605 AD). This remarkable collection represents the famed Ilahi calendar series, one of the most innovative aspects of Akbar’s administrative and cultural reforms. Struck at the Ahmedabad mint, this set includes 10 different Ilahi month issues, each corresponding to Akbar’s unique solar calendar system. These issues are celebrated for their refined inscriptions, elegant calligraphy, and their connection to one of the most intellectually vibrant periods of Mughal history. Each piece reflects the sophistication of imperial minting and the cultural synthesis promoted during Akbar’s reign. Complete multi-month sets such as this are extremely difficult to assemble, making this a standout offering for advanced collectors. Set Details: • Ruler: Emperor Akbar • Period: c. 1556–1605 AD • Mint: Ahmedabad • Series: Ilahi Calendar (10 different months) • Individual Weight Range: approx. 11.3–11.4 g • Size Range: approx. 19.7–22.5 mm • Reference: KM # 93.2 A museum-level collectible set representing one of the most distinctive and scholarly series in Mughal numismatics. This set is offered as historical numismatic collectibles intended solely for hobby and collection purposes, not for monetary or investment use.
