Silver 1/2 Rupee of Madho Rao (VS 1943-1982) from Gwalior State of Lashkar Mint with Bow Arrow & Nagari "Ma"

Description

Gwalior State, Madho Rao, (VS 1943-1982), Silver 1/2 Rupee, Lashkar, Obv: Shah Alam Inscription, Dotted Flower design, Rev: Bow and arrow points down,"Ma" Trisul" Madho Rao ",  5.44 Gms, 14.74mm, (KM# 158), Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional Silver 1/2 Rupee represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the princely state of Gwalior under the reign of Madho Rao (VS 1943-1982). Minted at the Lashkar Mint, this coin showcases the sophisticated artistry of the era, featuring the Shah Alam inscription on the obverse accompanied by an intricate dotted flower design. The reverse displays the symbolic bow and arrow pointing downward alongside the Nagari character "Ma," the Trisul, and "Madho Rao" inscription. Weighing 5.44 grams with a diameter of 14.74mm, this specimen is catalogued as KM# 158 and graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating excellent preservation with minimal wear. The combination of its historical significance, the Gwalior state provenance, and outstanding condition makes this a highly sought-after item among serious Indian coin collectors. Madho Rao's reign was a significant period in Gwalior's history, and coins from this era are increasingly recognized as important artifacts of pre-Independence India. The rarity of this particular denomination and mint mark further enhances its appeal to numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. #