Indian Local and Princely states › Dhar, ½ Pice 1887- Victoria [Anand Rao Pawar III] Rare Coin #C-55

Add a remarkable piece of Indian numismatic history to your collection with this exceptional ½ Pice coin from the Princely State of Dhar, minted in 1887 during Queen Victoria’s reign. Issued under the authority of Anand Rao Pawar III, this rare denomination represents a fascinating intersection of British imperial influence and local Indian sovereignty. The coin bears Victoria’s effigy, connecting it to the broader British India monetary system while maintaining Dhar’s independent status. This particular specimen is notably scarce, making it highly sought after by serious collectors of Indian princely state coinage. The 1887 date and ½ Pice denomination combination are particularly elusive in the numismatic market. Whether you’re a dedicated Indian coin enthusiast or a collector of world currencies, this piece offers both historical significance and investment potential. Its rarity and condition make it an outstanding addition to any distinguished collection.