India, Mughal India, 1591-92 AD., Akbar the Great, Delhi mint, Ilahi 38, month Aban, Dam.

India, Mughal India, Akbar the Great (Jalal al-din Muhammad Akbar, AH 963-1014 / 1556-1605 AD.), Dehli mint, Ilahi (year) 38, (eighth) month Aban, 1591-92 AD.,
Dam (ø 20-21 mm / 19,60 g. / 6 mm high), copper, axes (as pictured) about medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 20°),
Obv.: ... / ... / ... , "Falus" / "Dehli" / "zarb" , ("copper coin struck at Dehli") , mint name Dehli written between zarb (struck) at bottom and Falus (denomination) above.
Rev.: ... Û³Û¸ / ... , "Ilahi 38" / "Aban" , Persian inscription Ilahi plus date 38 in Persian numerals above month name (Ilahi year 38 (=AH 1000/1001 / AD 1591/1592, month Aban).
cf. Zeno 84160 (different jear 37) .

Thanks to Amit ("asm") and Tariq ("Ansari") for the ID

Aban is the eighth month of the Iranian calendar. Aban has 30 days and begins in October and ends in November. According "Names of Aryan/Persian months and their forgotten meanings" Aban, is Avestan "Apas", "Api" in middle Persian and "Ap" in Phalavi. It means water (aub, in modern Persian). It is the protector Eyzad of the "waters" and an assistant to Spenta Armaiti.