Chitrakoot Udaipur?

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by Brokencompass, Sep 16, 2010.

  1. Brokencompass

    Brokencompass Member

    I am trying to find more about this coin. On one side there is "Chitrakoot Udaipur" and on the other there "Dosti Lagan 1000". Is this a token or an actual coin minted in the Udaipur Kingdom? Does anyone know more about this coin?

    Thanks
    BC

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  3. rexesq

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  4. Brokencompass

    Brokencompass Member

    Thanks Rex. Anyone know how much this is worth? Krause/Street price?

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  5. bgarg

    bgarg Senior Member

    In nagri alphabets, the two letters "Gha" and "Dha" are confusing and have very minor defference between the two. So, the reverse legend reads "Dosti Landhan 2000" which translates to "Friendship to London, 2000". It was minted in VS 2000 which is roughly 1943 AD.

    This is a one anna coin (denomination written on obverse, above "Chtrakoot"). A nice coin.

    Regrads,
    Ballabh Garg
     
  6. Brokencompass

    Brokencompass Member

    Thanks Ballabh! That helped.
    Couldn't resist buying it :p
     
  7. rexesq

    rexesq Senior Member

    Well it is quite a beautiful coin. I like what looks to be a field on the obverse side. Very pretty.
     
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