Archive Lots

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 2 1/2 Kori, 7.00grms, INO George VI, 1937AD/1993VS, Extra Fine+, Scarce

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 2 1/2 Kori, 7.00grms, INO George VI, 1937AD/1993VS, Extra Fine+, Scarce

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 2 1/2 Kori, 6.80grms, INO Victoria Queen, 1881AD/1938VS, Extra Fine+, Scarce

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 5 Kori, 13.80grms, INO Victoria Queen, 1882AD/1939VS, Extra Fine+, Scarce

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 5 Kori, 13.90grms, INO Victoria Queen, 1884AD/1940VS, Platina on obverse, Almost Uncirculated, Scarce

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 5 Kori, 13.90grms, INO Victoria Queen, 1895AD/1952VS, Extra Fine+, Scarce

Kutch State, Khengerji III (1875–1942 AD/1292–1361 AH/1932–1999 VS), Silver 5 Kori, 13.90grms, INO Victoria Queen, 1897AD/1954VS, Extra Fine+, Scarce

Kutch State, Vijayrajji(1942–1947 AD/1361–1366 AH/1999–2004 VS), Silver 5 Kori, 13.80grms, INO George VI, AD1942/VS1999, Extra Fine+, Rare

Kuchaman State, Maharaj Shri Thakur Suraj Mal (1764–1793 AD/1178–1208 AH), INO Shah Alam II, Silver Rupee, 10.70grms, AH1203/RY31, Issued as a feaudatory to Jodhpur State, Very Fine+, Very Scarce Thakur Suraj Mal maintained nominal allegiance to Jodhpur while exercising considerable autonomy. His administration was marked by efficient revenue collection, localized justice systems, and military readiness. Though the British had limited direct interaction with Kuchaman during his reign, he cautiously observed their rise, aligning with Marwar interests to safeguard regional stability.

Kuchaman State, Thakur Kesari Singh (1830–1879 AD/1246–1296 AH/1887–1936 VS), INO Victoria Queen, Silver Rupee, 10.40grms, AD 1863, Issued as a feaudatory to Jodhpur State, Very Fine+, Very Scarce. Thakur Kesari Singh was respected for his diplomatic acumen, navigating complex relations between the British, Jodhpur, and regional Rajput chiefs. His reign emphasized military preparedness and economic development, encouraging agriculture and trade. His leadership preserved Kuchaman’s cultural heritage while adapting to the challenges of 19th-century colonial politics.