Silver 1/4 Rupee of Mewar State INO Alamgir II (AD1780-1850) Udaipur Mint KM C30 Rare

Mewar State, INO Alamgir II, (AD 1780-1850), Silver 1/4 Rupee, Obv: Alamgir II Inscription, Mint Mark, Rev: Inscription, 2.22 Gms, 11.74 mm, (KM C30), About Very Fine, Rare.

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This exceptional Silver 1/4 Rupee represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Mewar State during the reign of Alamgir II (1780-1850). Minted at the prestigious Udaipur Mint, this coin exemplifies the refined coinage standards of the princely state era. Weighing precisely 2.22 grams with a diameter of 11.74mm, it features authentic Alamgir II inscriptions on the obverse alongside mint markings, with corresponding inscriptions on the reverse.

Catalogued as KM C30, this rare denomination showcases the intricate design philosophy of 18th-19th century Mughal-influenced coinage in India. The coin exhibits a Very Fine condition, demonstrating considerable age while retaining excellent detail and character. Such silver pieces from the Mewar State are increasingly difficult to locate, making this a significant acquisition for serious collectors of Indian princely state coinage and those interested in pre-independence monetary systems.

This numismatic treasure combines historical significance with investment potential, offering collectors a tangible connection to India’s rich heritage during a transformative period. Its rarity, silver composition, and documented pedigree make it an essential piece for specialized collections focused on regional Indian coinage.

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