Mughal Empire Jahangir – Qandahar Mint Issue (AH 1027 / RY 12) Numismatic Collectible

A refined and historically important collectible from the Mughal Empire, issued during the reign of Emperor Jahangir (1605–1627 AD) and attributed to the Qandahar mint, a strategically significant center of Mughal administration. This example is notable for its elegant “dil-khwah” couplets, engraved across both sides—reflecting the poetic and artistic sophistication associated with Jahangir’s reign. Such inscriptions embody the cultural richness and refined aesthetic standards of Mughal-era minting. The piece showcases intricate calligraphy and balanced design, with inscriptions referencing imperial authority and mint attribution. Issues from Qandahar are especially appreciated for their historical context and regional importance within the Mughal Empire. Preserved in about very fine condition, this example retains clear details and strong visual character, making it a desirable addition for collectors of Mughal and Indo-Islamic numismatic history. Specifications: • Ruler: Emperor Jahangir • Period: c. 1605–1627 AD • Mint: Qandahar • Date: AH 1027 / Regnal Year 12 • Weight: approx. 11.30 g • Diameter: approx. 19.82 mm • Condition: About Very Fine A distinguished collectible representing the artistic and literary elegance of Jahangir’s era. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes, not for monetary or investment use.