Since the coin does not bear a mint-name, the style of engraving and decoration make it absolutely certain that it must have been a issue from Ahmadabad mint. Akbar's silver coins, struck to the local Kori / Mahmudi standards in local types are known from South Gujarat / Baglana and Kathiawad / Junagarh areas. However, this coin bears witness to the fact that silver Koris were also minted at the imperial mint in Ahmadabad, perhaps, their issue was prompted by demands arising from military campaigns in the mid 1590 AD which resulted in complete subjugation of Gujarat following the rebellion of Muzaffar III.