Indian princely states › Tonk,1 Pice 1932 - George V Muhammad Sa'adat Ali Khan Rare Coin

Description

Issuer	Princely state of Tonk (Indian princely states)
Emperor	British India › George V (1910-1936)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Year	1932
Value	1 Paisa (1⁄64)
Currency	Rupee
Composition	Copper
Weight	4.8 g
Diameter	21 mm
Thickness	1.88 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

This exceptional 1 Pice copper coin from 1932 represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history during the reign of King George V. Issued by the princely state of Tonk, one of India's historically significant feudal kingdoms, this coin features the effigy of Muhammad Sa'adat Ali Khan, the ruling Nawab, alongside British imperial symbolism—a unique convergence reflecting India's complex colonial period. Struck in pure copper with precise milled edges, this 21mm diameter coin weighs 4.8 grams and showcases exceptional craftsmanship typical of early 20th-century coinage. The 1932 date marks a pivotal moment in Indian history, just years before independence. As a demonetized currency, this coin is no longer in circulation, making it increasingly sought after by serious collectors and history enthusiasts worldwide. The rarity of Tonk state coins, combined with the historical significance of the George V era and the specific Nawab's reign, makes this piece a highly desirable addition to any Indian numismatic collection. Its authentic copper composition and well-preserved state make it an excellent investment for those interested in pre-independence Indian heritage and royal coinage from the princely states.