Indian Local and Princely states › Dhar, ¼ Anna 1887 – Victoria [Anand Rao Pawar III] Rare Coin #C-56

This exceptional ¼ Anna coin from 1887 represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history, minted by the Princely State of Dhar under Anand Rao Pawar III during Queen Victoria’s reign as Empress of India. Part of the rare Indian Local and Princely States series, this standard circulation coin carries significant historical weight as a symbol of pre-colonial India’s autonomous monetary systems. The denomination reflects the traditional rupee-based currency system of the era. Collectors prize this piece for its rarity, historical authenticity, and the intricate craftsmanship characteristic of 19th-century Indian princely coinage. As one of Dhar’s limited-issue coins, it represents a vanishing segment of numismatic heritage. Whether you’re a serious collector of Indian coins, a history enthusiast, or an investor in rare currency artifacts, this catalogued specimen (#C-56) offers both aesthetic appeal and investment potential. A certified collectible that bridges imperial and indigenous Indian monetary traditions.