1 Kori

Features

Issuer	Nawanagar (Indian Local and Princely states)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1540-1948
Value	1 Kori
Currency	Kori (1540-1948)
Composition	Srebro
Weight	4.70 g
Diameter	15 mm
Thickness	3 mm
Shape	Okrągły (nieregularny)
Orientation	Variable alignment ↺
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 242861
References	C# 21 William D. Craig. Coins of the World. Racine, Wisconsin, United States (3 volumes).

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Obverse

Data: AH 978 (Zamarły);
Tytuł władcy: Jam Saheb Automatically translated

Script: Devanagari

Lettering:
۹۷۸
षऱी जामजी

Reverse

Obraz "katar" (sztylet). Automatically translated

Edge

Zwykły Automatically translated

Comments

(en) Nawanagar was founded in AD 1540 by Jam Sri Rawalji. This coin pertains to the period of Sataji Vibhaji, the 3rd ruler of Nawanagar from AD 1569 to AD 1608.

These early type coins are stylized imitations of the coins of Muzaffar Shah III (AD 1560 to AD 1574) of Sultanate of Gujarat (India – Islamic) and bear the inscription, ‘Sri Jamji’, title of all rulers of Nawanagar.

This coin is distinguished from 1 Kori bearing frozen date AH 978 listed under KM#5 particularly through its ‘katar’ (dagger) symbol.

The difference with 1 Kori listed under N# 37586

are:
1. Year: 1571 and 1850;
2. Ref: C#21 and KM#10;
3. Reverse: The 2 coins appear different particularly in the portion above the dagger as highlighted in the images below:

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
ND (1540-1948)							$ 15	$ 33				(en) Frozen Date AH 978

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