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Bijapur Sultanate, Sikandar Adil Shah (AH 1083-1097/1672-1688 AD), Gold Fanam, AH (108)7, Obv: Arabic legend &quot;Sikandar&quot;, Rev: Arabic legend &quot;sultan (108)7&quot;, 0.5g, 5.77mm, (G&amp;G # BJ41, Ref; JONS no. 74), about very fine, Extremely Rare.

Note: The &#39;Adil Shahi dynasty of Bijapur, one of the five successor dynasties to the Bahmanid kingdom, lasted approximately 200 years; from&nbsp;1489 until 1686 AD (AH 895 - 1097). The last king, Sikandar, was deposed by Aurangzeb in 1686 (AH 1097) when Bijapur became part of the Mughal Empire.&nbsp;

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