Princely state of (Mewar) ⅛ Rupee 1928 - Fatteh Singh Rare Silver Coin

Description

🌟 Rare (1928) 1⁄8 Rupee coin from British India
🌟Silver composition (1.36) adds to its collectible value
🌟 Demonetized piece with historical significance
🌟 Features unique milled edges and medal alignment
🌟 Ideal for collectors seeking a piece of colonial-era numismatic heritage

Own a piece of Indian princely state history with this exceptional 1928 ⅛ Rupee silver coin from Mewar, issued during the reign of Maharaja Fateh Singh (1885-1930). This numismatic treasure originates from the Princely State of Mewar, one of India's most significant regional kingdoms during the British colonial period. Crafted in pure silver with a precise weight of 1.36 grams and a compact 15mm diameter, this coin exemplifies the refined minting standards of early 20th-century Indian numismatics. The coin features elegant milled edges and medal alignment—hallmarks of professional strike quality that reflect the prestige of Mewar's royal mint. Dated in the Vikram Samvat calendar (equivalent to 1928 CE), this piece captures a critical moment in Indian history, just two years before Maharaja Fateh Singh's reign concluded. As a demonetized currency now obsolete for circulation, it has transitioned into a coveted collectible for numismatists and history enthusiasts. Perfect for collectors seeking authentic colonial-era Indian coinage, this rare specimen combines historical significance with tangible precious metal content, making it both an educational artifact and a sound investment in numismatic heritage.