Silver Rupee of Jankoji Rao(AD1827-1843) of Gwalior State Sipri mint KM210 Rare

Gwalior, Jankoji Rao (AH 1243-1259/1827-1843 AD), Silver Rupee, Sipri mint, Obv: Persian Inscription, Rev: manus maimanat Julus, Nagari ‘Ja/Je’, 11.85 Gms, 19.70 mm, (KM # 210), Extremely Fine, Very Rare.

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This exceptional Silver Rupee represents a remarkable piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior State during the reign of Jankoji Rao (1827-1843 AD). Minted at the prestigious Sipri mint, this coin bears the distinctive KM# 210 classification, making it highly sought after by serious collectors.

The obverse features an elegant Persian inscription, while the reverse displays “manus maimanat Julus” with Nagari script characters ‘Ja/Je’, reflecting the cultural and administrative significance of the period. Weighing precisely 11.85 grams and measuring 19.70mm in diameter, this silver rupee exemplifies the craftsmanship of early 19th-century Indian coinage.

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin showcases remarkable preservation with minimal wear, retaining its original luster and detailed strike. Its rarity status makes it particularly valuable for numismatists, historians, and collectors passionate about pre-colonial and early colonial Indian monetary systems. This coin serves as a tangible connection to the Gwalior State’s independent reign and the transitional period of Indian history. An investment-worthy acquisition for those building serious collections of Indian regional coinage.

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