1 and half Dokdo Coin Princely State of Kutch King George VI issue Year 1943 to 1947 Very Unique and Rare

Issuer	Princely state of Kutch (Indian princely states)
Maharaja	Madansinhji (1948)
Type	Circulating commemorative coins
Year	2004 (1948)
Calendar	Vikram Samvat
Value	1 Dhabu (⅛ INK)
Currency	Kori (1586-1948)
Composition	Copper
Weight	6.6 g
Diameter	23.35 mm
Thickness	2.35 mm
Shape	Round with a round hole
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 29521
References	Y# 83

Step back in time with this incredibly unique and rare collectible – the 1 and half Dokdo Coin from the Princely State of Kutch, issued during the reign of King George VI from 1943 to 1947. Crafted from copper, this commemorative coin features a distinctive round shape with a round hole and a milled finish. Weighing 6.6g and measuring 23.35mm in diameter and 2.35mm in thickness, this piece holds historical significance as a part of Indian princely states’ currency. The coin, denominated as 1 Dhabu (⅛ INK) and demonetized, bears the mark of the Kori (1586-1948) and is numbered N#29521 for authenticity. A must-have for numismatists and history buffs, this coin encapsulates a bygone era and is a valuable addition to any collection.