How Much Gold Did Aurangzeb Own? A Rare Coin Sold for ₹56 Lakh
Written by Karan Sharma
Aurangzeb ruled India for nearly 50 years, amassing immense wealth.
Gold coins from his era were known as mohurs, each weighing around 11 grams.
The Mughal treasury was estimated at 300 crore rupees in Shah Jahan’s time.
A rare Aurangzeb-era gold coin was recently auctioned in Bengaluru.
The auction was held by the famous Marudhar Arts House.
The coin, minted in 1081 Hijri at Alamgirpur, weighs 10.9 grams.
It fetched an incredible ₹56 lakh, reflecting its historical value.
Such Mughal coins are now prized by collectors across the world.
Today, gold prices in India touch new highs, echoing its timeless worth.
From royal treasuries to modern markets — gold remains India’s true wealth.