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Jodhpur King George VI Gold Mohur Jhar Pure 24 Karat Gold 11 Gram Issue Very Rare Rajasthan Mohur

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Jodhpur King George VI Gold Mohur Jhar Pure 24 Karat Gold 11 Gram Issue Very Rare Rajasthan Mohur

Name: Jodhpur King George VI Gold Mohur Jhar Pure 24 Karat Gold 11 Gram Issue Very Rare Rajasthan Mohur
SKU: 888595
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Highlights

Jodhpur King George VI Gold Mohur Jhar Pure 24 Karat Gold 11 Gram Issue Very Rare Rajasthan Mohur

Issuer	Princely state of Jodhpur
Emperor	British India › George VI (1936-1948)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Year
Calendar	Vikram Samvat
Value	1 Mohur (16)
Currency	Rupee (1751-1945)
Composition	Gold
Weight	11.02 g
Diameter	16 mm
Shape	Round (irregular)
Technique	Hammered
Demonetized	Yes

Description

Key Specifications & Features

Weight: Exactly 11 grams (ranging dynamically between 10.98g and 11.03g across hammered strikes).
Composition: Struck in high-purity gold (traditionally referred to as 24 Karat or near-pure native gold refinement).
Mint: Struck at the historic Jodhpur Mint.
Obverse Design: Features the Persian inscription “Ba-zaman-i-mubarak George Shesham, Shah-i-Inglistan, Emperor-i-Hindustan” (meaning: “During the auspicious reign of George VI, King of England, Emperor of India”). It is prominently anchored by the Jhar (sprig/tree) mark, a Persian numerical ‘6’, and a specific Daroga (mint master) mark like “Ra” or “Go”.
Reverse Design: Features the Devanagari legend “Sri Mataji” honoring the royal family’s patron goddess, alongside a Khanda (sword) mark, the ruler’s name (“Maharaja Dhiraj Shri Umaid Singh”), and the Vikram Samvat date (such as VS 1997 or VS 1999).
Rarity: Classified as Rare to Very Rare depending on the specific Daroga mark and completeness of the hammered date strike