Princely state of Hyderabad 1 Rupee (1762-1950) Mir Usman Ali Khan Sliver Coin #V-263

Name: Princely state of Hyderabad 1 Rupee (1762-1950) Mir Usman Ali Khan Sliver Coin #V-263
Brand: Vijay Mahalaxmi
SKU: V-263
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Highlights

Obverse

Charminar (Four Minarets) gateway Legend in Urdu: 92 Asaf Jah (top), bahadur (left) Nizam Al-Mulk (right). ‘Ain’ (Urdu alphabet for “O”, initial of “Osman” in the doorway). AH date below gateway.

Lettering:
٩٢
١٣٦١

Translation:
92 (numerical representation of the word ‘Muhammad’)
Asaf Jah, brave ruler of the realm (AH) 1361

Reverse

Inside circle, value in numerals
Outside circle, legend in Urdu: “32 Julus Maimanat Manus Zarb Farkhanda Bunyad – Hyderabad”

🪙 Historic Hyderabad Nizam-era silver coin (1941-1946) with iconic Charminar design ✨ Authentic 50% silver composition, 11.18g weight—genuinely valuable ⭐ Highly collectible piece from princely state period with exceptional rarity status 💎 Intricate Urdu inscriptions and medal alignment craftsmanship 🏛️ Tangible Indian numismatic heritage artifact ✅ 100% genuine collectible investment item

Description

Issuer	Princely state of Hyderabad
Ruling authority	Mir Osman Ali Khan (1911-1948)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1360-1365 (1941-1946)
Calendar	Islamic (Hijri)
Value	1 Rupee
Currency	Rupee (1762-1950)
Composition	Silver (.500)
Weight	11.1780 g
Diameter	30 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑

This exceptional 1 Rupee silver coin hails from the princely state of Hyderabad during the reign of Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), one of India's most prominent rulers from 1911-1948. Minted between 1941-1946 in the Islamic calendar (1360-1365 AH), this piece represents a fascinating intersection of Indian numismatic history and numismatic artistry. The obverse features the iconic Charminar (Four Minarets) gateway—one of Hyderabad's most recognizable monuments—accompanied by inscriptions in Urdu celebrating the Nizam's titles and reign. The reverse displays the denomination with additional Urdu legends identifying the mint location and commemorating the Nizam's coronation jubilee. Composed of 50% pure silver weighing 11.18 grams with a 30mm diameter, this coin showcases the milled technique and medal alignment typical of quality royal coinage. Collectors prize Hyderabad state coins for their historical significance, intricate design work, and relative scarcity in the global numismatic market. As a tangible artifact from India's princely state era—now nearly 80 years old—this coin represents both monetary history and cultural heritage, making it an invaluable addition to any serious collection. #