Jafarabad state – Kori 18th century Silver Coin

Description

Jafarabad was a tiny state of some 12 villages and fifty sq. miles of territory on the southern coins of Kathiawar. The State was founded in the mid-eighteen century by Sidi Hilol of the Janjira ruling house. Jafarabad was subject to the Nawab of Janjira 

Discover the exquisite Jafarabad State – Kori Silver Coin, a historic piece from the 18th century that reflects the rich heritage of India. Struck from high-quality silver, this coin was issued by the small yet significant Jafarabad state, founded by Sidi Hilol of the Janjira ruling house. The coin showcases its unique Kori denomination, weighing approximately 3 grams, making it an intriguing addition to any numismatic collection. Jafarabad, nestled on the southern coast of Kathiawar, played a pivotal role during its time, being subject to the Nawab of Janjira. This coin not only represents the craftsmanship of its era but also tells a story of a bygone kingdom. Collectors will appreciate its rarity and historical context, as it is a tangible connection to India’s diverse past. In exceptional condition, this coin comes beautifully packaged, making it an ideal gift for history buffs and coin enthusiasts alike. With its potential for future value appreciation, acquiring this Jafarabad State coin is not just a purchase but an investment in history.