This exceptional 1/12 Anna coin from 1887 represents a fascinating chapter in Indian numismatic history, issued by the princely state of Dhar under the reign of Empress Victoria. Struck during the reign of local ruler Anand Rao Pawar III, this rare piece showcases the unique blend of British imperial authority and regional Indian governance that characterized the princely states era. The coin's historical significance lies in its limited mintage and the specific political context of Dhar's sovereignty. Collectors prize this denomination for its relative scarcity compared to standard British Indian coinage, making it a cornerstone piece for those specializing in Indian local and princely state currencies. The 1887 date adds temporal rarity, and as piece #C-53, it carries documented provenance. This is an ideal acquisition for serious numismatists focused on pre-independence Indian coinage, offering both historical depth and investment potential in an increasingly sought-after category.
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Weight
500 g
Size
250 × 150 × 30 mm
Seller
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