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Silver Rupee, Kuchaman State (Jodhpur Feudatory) Africa it was two bifurcated parts

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it was two bifurcated parts

Size: 22 mm (approx)

These are British India 1 Rupee banknotes over-stamped by the Military Administration of Burma (1945) and the Burma Currency Board (1947)

Copper 1 paisa (1/64 rupee) coins of the Princely State of Cambay

The note is graded 25 by PMCS India

Silver Rupee, Kuchaman State (Jodhpur Feudatory) Africa it was two bifurcated partsSilver rupee coin of the Kuchaman State a feudatory of the Princely State of Jodhpur, who were permitted to strike their own coinage. These coins have a frozen date 1203 AH (1789 AD) and reginal year of 31 on the reverse (see picture 3). The coin is issued in the name of mughal emperor Shah Alam II and is a replica of the Maratha issue of Ajmer, except for the addition of a sword (see picture 4). However, the actual minting of these coins started much

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