Jaipur State Coinage (Jhar Shahi)
India • 18th–20th century • Nazarana Rupee / Mohur • Catalog: Y# 25 / C# 40
Quick Numismatic Identification & Valuation
The Jaipur State Coinage (Jhar Shahi) is a historic silver / copper / gold coin issued in 18th–20th century during the Princely States era under the official monetary authority. Authentic specimens typically weigh 11.40g with a diameter of 32.00mm.
Estimated collector price range for authentic, problem-free specimens. Premium uncirculated grades (MS-63+) and documented mint state command higher auction prices.
Numismatic Specifications
| Country / Entity | India |
| Year of Issue | 18th–20th century |
| Denomination | Nazarana Rupee / Mohur |
| Mint & Location | Sawai Jaipur Mint (Jaipur, Rajasthan) |
| Ruler / Authority | Government Authority |
| Metal / Composition | Silver / Copper / Gold |
| Weight | 11.40 g |
| Diameter | 32.00 mm |
| Thickness | 2.00 mm |
| Shape & Edge | Round broad flan, Plain |
| Mintage | Historical record |
| Rarity Status | Nazarana Presentation Coin |
Historical Background & Collector Significance
Obverse (Front) Design
Persian couplet honoring the British sovereign or Mughal Emperor, with auspicious Jhar symbol.
Reverse (Back) Design
Regnal year of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II or Madho Singh II with mint formula.
Collector & Authenticity Notes
Persian/Devanagari legends and mint types. Broad flan Nazarana coins command major premiums.
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