In the British Museum's Money and Medals department, rare 17th-century copper Mughal coins have been documented. The collection of Mughal coins is from the reign of Jahangir, the fourth Mughal emperor from 1605–1627. The Museum collection of Mughal coins was the first Asian series to receive a modern catalogue, by Stanley Lane-Poole in 1892. Today the focus is on having complete sets of the twelve zodiac coins (the British Museum has three). Robert Bracey, Curator of Asian Collections at the British Museum, said: 'I always knew the British Museum collection of Mughal coins was significantly larger than people believed, that the catalogues did not accurately reflect it, but I couldn't have quantified the scale.