Gohad Mohur, Gold, 10.89 g, Mohur, Gohad Mint (mint name off flan), in the name of Shah Alam II, AH 1218/4x, a pistol placed upside down in the second line on obv. A mount is finely removed from the obv top edge otherwise About UNC, Unpublished and Unique. Coins of Gohad are listed under Dholpur State in the KM, however, Gohad was never a part of the Dholpur State. It was in possession of the Scindhias of Gwalior from 1784 till mid of 1805-06 when after a series of treaties, it was handed over to the British. The Rana of Gohad, who had been displaced by the Schindhias and became of an ally of the British, was then given Dholpr to form his own kingdom. This is a Unique Gold Mohur of the Gwalior State from the Gohad Mint and probably struck at the time of the Treaty with British. It’s a Unique coin not only for coin collectors but also for the history lovers