Princely state of 3 Dokda - George V [Khengarji III] Rare Coin #S-4

Description

Issuer Princely state of Kutch (Indian princely states)  

Emperor British India › George V (1910-1936)

Type Standard circulation coins

Years 1985-1992 (1928-1935)

Calendar Vikram Samvat

Value 3 Dokda (⅛ INK)

Currency Kori (1586-1948)

Composition Copper

Weight 16.65 g

Diameter 33.3 mm

Thickness 2 mm

Shape Round

Technique Milled

Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

Demonetized

** Discover the captivating Princely State of Kutch coin featuring the 3 Dokda denomination, issued during the reign of Emperor George V, who ruled from 1910 to 1936. This rare coin, minted between 1928 and 1935, is crafted from durable copper, weighing 16.65 grams with a diameter of 33.3 mm. It showcases exquisite milled detailing and is characterized by its round shape and medal alignment orientation. The 3 Dokda coin holds historical significance as it reflects the economic landscape of British India and the princely states era, a period marked by rich cultural heritage and unique artistry in coinage. Its denomination of 3 Dokda (⅛ INK) is a testament to the Kori currency, which was in circulation from 1586 until 1948. This collectible item is not only a piece of history but also a valuable asset for collectors and numismatists alike. Its rarity, along with its connection to George V and the princely state of Kutch, makes it an exceptional investment opportunity. Each coin is 100% genuine and comes in excellent condition, perfect for display or as a treasured addition to any collection. **