1 Dam copper coin from the reign of Jahangir, likely minted in Agra.
Period: Mughal Empire, Jahangir's reign (1605-1627 AD).
Material: Copper, which was commonly used for coins during this era.
Denomination: 1 Dam, a unit of currency during the Mughal period.
Mint: Possibly Agra, indicated by similar coins identified as such.
Obverse: Features inscriptions in Persian script.
Reverse: Likely contains additional inscriptions or symbols.
Significance: Provides insight into the monetary system and craftsmanship of the Mughal Empire.
Condition: Shows signs of wear and age, typical for ancient coins.