2 Pies, Hyderabad State, Mir Mahbub Ali Khan wk_end_auction Mahbub Ali Khan was the

Mahbub Ali Khan was the youngest (and the sole surviving) son of Afzal ud Daulah at the time of latter's death in 1869

This was the third note of the denomination

Gwalior State had multiple mints and marks such as these make it possible to distinguish between them

Weight: 6

Silver 1 thaler coin in the name of Maria Theresa

2 Pies, Hyderabad State, Mir Mahbub Ali Khan wk_end_auction Mahbub Ali Khan was theCopper 2 pie (1 96 of a rupee) coins of the Princely State of Hyderabad. These were minted from 1904 11 during the reign of Mir Mahbub Ali Khan. The obverse carries the Tughra, or the stylized inscription of the Nizam, while the reverse has the value (2 pies). 1 pie was the smallest unit of currency in pre independence India, and 3 pies were equal to 1 paisa. These coins, like other coins of Hyderabad, carry the date as per the Islamic calendar.