Standard Catalogue of Coins of British India 1835-1947 Currency Issues

Description

Standard Catalogue of Coins of British India is a comprehensive catalogue of currency coins of Greater India from 1835 to 1947. The book catalogues silver and base metal coins of British rulers from William IV to George VI. All the coins are chronologically catalogued from 1 Rupee to lower denominations. Each denomination is profusely illustrated with mint identifiers; obverse & reverse types, and is followed by the Catalogue listing with details like year, metal, initials, mint, mint marks, diameter, obverse & reverse varieties, mintage and remarks. The book catalogues as many as 1,458 coins with about 1,000 illustrations

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The *Standard Catalogue of Coins of British India 1835-1947 Currency Issues* is an essential resource for numismatists and collectors alike, meticulously documenting the intricate history of currency coins from British India during a transformative era. This comprehensive guide encompasses silver and base metal coins issued by British rulers from William IV through George VI, cataloguing a remarkable total of 1,458 coins. Each entry is enriched with approximately 1,000 detailed illustrations that include mint identifiers, obverse and reverse types, and vital information such as year, metal composition, initials, mint marks, diameter, and mintage details.

The catalogue serves as an invaluable reference for understanding the evolution of currency against the backdrop of significant historical events in India, from colonial rule to independence. Collectors will appreciate its thorough organization, allowing for easy navigation through denominations ranging from 1 Rupee to lower values. With its high-quality illustrations and detailed descriptions, this catalogue is not just a book; it’s a gateway to the rich monetary heritage of British India, making it a highly collectible item and a worthy investment for enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge and collection.

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