1792-1818 India Silver Rupee VF

1792-1818 India Silver Rupee VFThe India Silver Rupee, struck between 1792 and 1818 under the British East India Company, is a cornerstone of colonial currency in the subcontinent. Minted primarily in Calcutta and other key presidencies, these rupees followed the traditional Mughal style, featuring elegant Persian inscriptions and the name of the nominal Mughal emperor, Shah Alam II. They were trusted for their consistency and became the dominant trade coin across India and beyond.

this new tribute to the Golden Eagle bears a motif based on Devlin’s original design

with selective gold plating highlighting the formline design style that is characteristic of Northwest Coast art

Its power can be easily seen by sitting on the ground next to it and allowing its energy to clear the mind

Certified: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and the coin’s unique number in the limited mintage

The motif draws inspiration from the iconic 'Ram's Head' reverse used on the shilling ‐ the perfect way to encapsulate such monumental change

If you are born within these dates you were born in the year of the Rooster

Also available: 2025 Fine Silver Proof Set

at Westminster Abbey in London

Limited edition – only 120 produced

The pōhutukawa tree is therefore commonly referred to as the New Zealand Christmas tree

This banknote whilst not hyperinflationary

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