AFGHANISTAN, DURRANI EMPIRE. ZAMAN SHAH. AH 1207-1215

ISLAMIC AFGHANISTAN, DURRANI EMPIRE. Zaman Shah. AH 1207-1215 / AD 1793-1801. AR Silver Rupee. Dar al-Saltanat(Kabul) mint. Dually-dated (uncertain AH date) and RY 5 (AD 1797). Album 3108; KM A444.

ISLAMIC AFGHANISTAN, DURRANI EMPIRE. Zaman Shah. AH 1207-1215 / AD 1793-1801. AR Silver Rupee. Dar al-Saltanat (Kabul) mint. Dually-dated (uncertain AH date) and RY 5 (AD 1797). Album 3108; KM A444.

ISLAMIC AFGHANISTAN, DURRANI EMPIRE : Mahmud Shah, at Herat, 1801-1829, AR rupee , A-3138.2, KM-398.3, lovely, Rupee Mint : Herat of Afghanistan.

Gold (22 mm, 10 g). UNC, PROOF!

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