Cooch Behar State Silver 1/2 Rupee Harendra Narayan or Devendra Narayan with Cross ❌ Mark **V. Scare** Collectable Grade.

This exceptional Cooch Behar State Silver 1/2 Rupee represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the princely state era. Minted in pure silver, this rare coin features the reign mark of either Harendra Narayan or Devendra Narayan, rulers of the Cooch Behar kingdom in Assam during the British colonial period. The distinctive cross mark (❌) notation indicates a unique printing or minting variation, making this an exceptionally scarce variety among collectors.

Cooch Behar’s coinage holds significant historical value as it reflects the autonomy maintained by Indian princely states during the Raj era. The 1/2 rupee denomination was commonly used in regional trade and commerce, yet finding well-preserved specimens, particularly those with identifying marks like this cross notation, remains challenging.

Graded as a collectable piece, this coin showcases authentic patina and wear consistent with its age and circulation history. Its rarity factor, combined with the silver content and historical provenance, makes it highly sought after by numismatists, Indian history enthusiasts, and serious collectors. Whether as an investment or a tangible connection to pre-independence India, this Cooch Behar silver rupee offers both monetary and cultural significance.

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