1 Pice Princely State of Tonk

Explore the fascinating history of Indian numismatics with this 1 Pice coin from the Princely State of Tonk, minted in the year 1932 (1350 Hijri). This copper coin, weighing 4.85 grams and measuring 25.26 mm in diameter with a thickness of 1.42 mm, is a remarkable representation of the era’s craftsmanship.

The obverse side features a star within a crescent moon, crossed swords, and a shield, with the date inscribed below within a circle. The Persian legend reads “Sanah hijri 1350” inside the circle and “hiz hainess nawab muhammad sa’adat ali khan sahib bahadur, wali riasat tonk” outside the circle. The reverse side showcases a leaf mark with the date below, and Persian inscriptions “ek paisa” above the leaf mark and “sanah iswy 1932” below it, surrounded by the legend “Bi’ahdi malikah muazam qaiser-i-hind – George pancham.”

This rare and collectible coin offers a tangible connection to the historical and cultural legacy of Tonk, making it a valuable addition to any collection. Available at a reasonable price, don’t miss the chance to own this unique piece of Indian history.