India Gwalior 1 Rupee 1896 AH 1313//37

The India Gwalior 1 Rupee coin from 1896 AH 1313//37 is a fascinating numismatic piece that holds historical significance. This coin, with a denomination of 1 Rupee, weighs 11.33 grams and is made of silver. It is cataloged under KM# 245 and N# 99210, indicating its unique identification in numismatic references. On the obverse side of the coin, you will find the depiction of Shah Alam II, who was the Mughal Emperor of India during the 18th century. Shah Alam II was known for his struggles against the British East India Company and other regional powers during his reign. On the reverse side of the coin, you will see the name "Madho Rao," likely referring to Madho Rao II, who was the Maharaja of Gwalior from 1886 to 1925. Gwalior was a princely state in central India, known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The date AH 1313//37 corresponds to the Islamic calendar, indicating the year 1896 in the Gregorian calendar. This dual dating system was commonly used in regions where both Islamic and Gregorian calendars were in use. In terms of condition, the coin is described as VF (Very Fine), suggesting that it has moderate wear but still retains much of its original detail and luster. Overall, this India Gwalior 1 Rupee coin from 1896 AH 1313//37 is a valuable numismatic piece that offers a glimpse into the history and heritage of Gwalior and the Mughal Empire in India.

N° 1878 | India Gwalior 1 Rupee 1896 AH 1313//37

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