One of collection of 335 coins, tokens and paper notes formed by the late Prof. F. Martin Post (d.2005) as a teaching collection when he was Professor of Business at Orange Coast College in Orange County, CA. His son, Mr Ritchie Post, has also donated to the Fitzwilliam $150,000 to establish a Visiting Fellowship in memory of his father and a Book-Purchasing Fund in memory of his mother, Margaret R. Post.
Ruler: Nazak (Nadir) Shah (1527-1541)
Kashmir, Nazuk (Nadir) Shah, 2nd reign (1540-6), Æ pice, GG K.101, 5.32g. Bt International Coins and Currency Inc.
History note: Under Review
(2007-11-19) by Post, Ritchie W.
1540 - 1546
Object Weight 5.32 g
Accession number: CM.6743-2007
Primary reference Number: 250814
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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