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

Bronze Cash of Rama Varma VI(AD 1885-1924) of Travancore State KM34Travancore State, Rama Varma VI, (AD 1885-1924), Bronze Cash, Obv: Sankha in 8-pointed star, Rev: Malayalam ‘Oru Kasu’, 0.59 Gms, 9.27 Gms, Thick Plainchet, (KM34), Very Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a piece of history with the Bronze Cash of Rama Varma VI, minted during the reign of Travancore State from 1885 to 1924. This unique coin, cataloged as KM34, features a captivating obverse with a Sankha (conch shell) set within an 8-pointed star, while the reverse proudly displays the Malayalam inscription ‘Oru Kasu.’ Weighing 0.59 grams and crafted from bronze, this Very Fine condition piece is a rarity for collectors and numismatists alike.

The Travancore State, known for its rich heritage and cultural significance in Southern India, produced this coin during a time when the region was navigating a blend of tradition and modernization. Coins like this are not just currency; they embody the historical narratives of their time. With a thick plainchet and limited minting, this collectible stands out as a must-have for serious enthusiasts.

Whether you are looking to enhance your collection or seeking a unique investment opportunity, this Bronze Cash offers both historical value and aesthetic charm. Note that we do not ship outside India, ensuring that this treasure remains a domestic delight.

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