India of Mewar, Princely state of 1 Anna (1⁄16)- king Bhupal Singh 1943 चित्रकूट उदयपुर (z 1335)

Description

Issuer Princely state of Mewar  

Prince Bhopal Singh (1930-1948)

Type Standard circulation coins

Year 2000 (1943)

Calendar Vikram Samvat

Value 1 Anna (1⁄16)

Currency Rupee (1760-1943)

Composition Copper

Weight 4.3 g

Diameter 22 mm

Thickness 1.52 mm

Shape Octagonal (8-sided)

Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

Demonetized Yes

** Discover a remarkable piece of history with the collectible 1 Anna coin from the Princely State of Mewar, issued during the reign of Prince Bhopal Singh in 1943. This octagonal coin, composed of copper, weighs 4.3 grams and has a diameter of 22 mm, making it a unique addition to any numismatic collection. The Vikram Samvat calendar marks its issuance, showcasing the rich heritage of Indian currency. The 1 Anna denomination is notable not just for its rarity but also for its historical significance, representing a time when princely states issued their own currencies. This particular coin is demarcated by the intricate designs that reflect the artistry of the era, appealing to both collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Collectors value this coin for its limited circulation and historical context—an emblem of a bygone era of Indian princely states. Its provenance adds to its allure, making it a coveted item for enthusiasts. Whether displayed in a collection or kept as a treasured keepsake, this piece is a testament to the rich tapestry of India's monetary history. **