Kutch, Princely state of 1 Adhio - George VI [Vijayarajji] Rare Coin #S-5

Description

Issuer Princely state of Kutch (Indian princely states)  

Emperor British India › George VI (1936-1948)

Type Standard circulation coins

Years 1943-1946

Value 1 Adhio (½ INK)

Currency Kori (1586-1948)

Composition Copper

Weight 16.5 g

Diameter 36.5 mm

Thickness 2.2 mm

Shape Round with a round hole

Technique Milled

Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

Demonetized Yes

** Discover a piece of history with the Kutch Princely State 1 Adhio coin, minted during the reign of George VI between 1943 and 1946. This standard circulation coin, measuring 36.5 mm in diameter and weighing 16.5 grams, features a unique round shape with a distinctive hole at its center. Crafted from copper, this rare coin exemplifies the artistry of its time and is a testament to the rich heritage of Indian princely states. The Kutch region, known for its vibrant culture and historical significance, produced this coin as part of its local currency, the Kori, which was in circulation until 1948. As a demonetized item, this 1 Adhio coin holds significant value for collectors seeking genuine artifacts from the British colonial era. Its limited mintage and unique design contribute to its rarity, making it a highly sought-after item for numismatists and enthusiasts alike. Whether you are an avid collector or looking for a unique investment, this coin's historical context and intrinsic beauty make it a treasured addition to any collection. **