Bronze Cash of Rama Varma VI(AD 1885-1924) of Travancore State KM34 Thick Plainchet

Travancore State, Rama Varma VI, (AD 1885-1924), Bronze Cash, Obv: Sankha in 8-pointed star, Rev: Malayalam 'Oru Kasu', 0.62 Gms, 9.27 Gms, Thick Plainchet, (KM34), About Fine.

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Own a piece of Indian numismatic history with this Bronze Cash from Travancore State, issued during the reign of Maharaja Rama Varma VI (1885-1924). This KM34 specimen features the iconic Sankha (conch shell) symbol within an 8-pointed star on the obverse, with Malayalam inscriptions reading "Oru Kasu" (one cash) on the reverse. Weighing 9.27 grams with a thick planchet, this bronze coin represents the currency of one of India's most significant princely states during the late colonial period. In Fine condition with visible heavy wear consistent with genuine circulation, this piece authentically captures the economic landscape of early 20th-century Kerala. Ideal for serious collectors of Indian regional coinage, numismatists studying Travancore's monetary systems, and history enthusiasts. A tangible connection to an era when princely states maintained independent monetary authority.