1928 India Princely States Mewar 1/16 Rupee

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1928 India Princely States Mewar 1/16 RupeeA compact historical coin from the princely state of Mewar in India, dated 1928 a 1 16 rupee that reflects local script and period inscriptions in a tiny, collectible format. Obverse: Features the names of the ancient city of Chitrakoot and the capital city of Udaipur rendered in Devanagari script, presented clearly on the small field. Reverse: Bears the distinctive inscription "Dosti Londhun" (Friendship with London) alongside the date, a striking

a familiar design used on crowns and fractional coins of the period

with Canterbury Cathedral forming a striking reference on the obverse

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Diameter: 16 mm

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folds and creases are present but the note remains complete and visually intact

Prefix/Serial: OA 000454 (exceptionally low prefix number)