Silver Rupee of Daulat Rao(AD 1794-1827) of Gwalior State of Sipri Mint KM 205 Rare
E485Gwalior State, Daulat Rao, (AH 1209-1243/1794-1827 AD), Sipri Mint, Silver Rupee, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Error Dated (AH1106), Rev: Manus maimanat sanah Julus zarb ..., 11.08 Gms, 21.43 mm, (KM # 205), Extremely Fine, Rare.
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✅ Authentic Silver Rupee from Historic Gwalior State (1794-1827 AD) 🏷️ Error-Dated Variety - AH 1106 inscribed on Daulat Rao issue, highly scarce ⭐ Extremely Fine Condition - Exceptional preservation with minimal circulation wear 💎 Sipri Mint specimen catalogued as KM #205 - certified rarity 🚀 Future Rare Item - Museum-quality Indian numismatic treasure 💰 Best Investment for collectors - Historical authenticity meets numismatic valueDescription
Gwalior State, Daulat Rao, (AH 1209-1243/1794-1827 AD), Sipri Mint, Silver Rupee, Obv: Shah Alam II Inscription, Error Dated (AH1106), Rev: Manus maimanat sanah Julus zarb ..., 11.08 Gms, 21.43 mm, (KM # 205), Extremely Fine, Rare.
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This exceptional Silver Rupee represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State during the reign of Daulat Rao (1794-1827 AD). Minted at the prestigious Sipri Mint, this coin carries significant historical weight as it features Shah Alam II's inscription on the obverse—a common practice during this transitional period of Indian coinage. What makes this specimen particularly remarkable is its error dating anomaly: while struck during Daulat Rao's reign, it bears the date AH 1106, creating a valuable variety for serious collectors. Weighing 11.08 grams with a diameter of 21.43mm, the coin is catalogued as KM #205 and grades Extremely Fine, indicating excellent preservation with minimal wear. Gwalior State coins from this era are increasingly sought after by numismatists and historians alike, as they document the complex political landscape of pre-colonial India. The reverse inscription "Manus maimanat sanah Julus zarb" further authenticates its regional significance. This rare variety represents both a worthy investment and a tangible connection to 18th-century Indian craftsmanship and sovereignty. Perfect for dedicated collectors seeking authentication and historical context. --- #7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.
