ofcourse i love them all but in the interest of seeing why you all have I won't post all of mine :D
Post your favourite rupees
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It's a currency that has spanned many centuries and many countries. There's plenty of weird and wonderful types. One of my favourites belongs not to India but East Africa instead.
ofcourse i love them all but in the interest of seeing why you all have I won't post all of mine :D
ofcourse i love them all but in the interest of seeing why you all have I won't post all of mine :D
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“A man without a hobby is only half alive.”
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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I like this 10 Rupees - Platinum Jubilee of RBI ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17311.html
as it is bi-metal, and has a lion, and is a rotation error.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17311.html
as it is bi-metal, and has a lion, and is a rotation error.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: "ZacUK" I like this 10 Rupees - Platinum Jubilee of RBI ...It's a tiger BTW
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17311.html
as it is bi-metal, and has a lion, and is a rotation error.
Here's more on RBI logo, https://www.quora.com/What-does-Reserve-Bank-of-India-RBI-Logo-represent
“A man without a hobby is only half alive.”
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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I think this is one the beautiful rupee, not too clutered but really impressive.
Was also one of the first coins I found in our house many years ago which ignited the passion
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I've always wanted a Mombasa rupee Mark! you bagged a good one!
I'm partial to this Bikaner rupee... I have a couple and they are a conversation piece with Ganga Singh's turban ... and the various Royal symbols on the reverse
I'm partial to this Bikaner rupee... I have a couple and they are a conversation piece with Ganga Singh's turban ... and the various Royal symbols on the reverse
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Thanks, I've had it years they're about £20 more now for a similar grade too ! I like that rupee too I've looked at them a few times ;p
here's a few more of my favourite rupee coins:
Burma:
East India Company William IV issue:
Java 1 Rupee:
George V
and one of of my favourite EIC issues
here's a few more of my favourite rupee coins:
Burma:
East India Company William IV issue:
Java 1 Rupee:
George V
and one of of my favourite EIC issues
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Quote: "Idolenz"Hyrulean rupees are my favourite ones ... you can even find them in high grassi have spent far too many hours of my life looking for these!
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The very first Rupee I ever owned and second ever silver coin. I am a sucker for this Vicky portrait.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces36428.html
I love most Rupee's. The varieties are addictive to hunt down.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces36428.html
I love most Rupee's. The varieties are addictive to hunt down.
Restoration addict : Verdigris Removal : Zinc White spot removal : Iron Rust Removal : Silver brooch/necklace mount Removal
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That looks like apukings ! I love all the states milled coinage I have a dewas junior branch 1/4 Anna on the way. I can't tell you how happy I am they're that scarce !
I love all the states milled coinage I have a dewas junior branch 1/4 Anna on the way. I can't tell you how happy I am they're that scarce ! 
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Its difficult to pick a single one as favorite but below are some of my favorites in various categories
Delhi Sultanate : Sher Shah Suri - He introduced the silver rupee standard
Mughal Empire : Akbar
India - Independent Kingdom : Mysore - Tipu Sultan
Indian Princely States : Hyderabad
East India Company : Queen Victoria - divided legend
British India : Victoria Empress
French India :
Portuguese India :
Republic of India :
Outside India : German East Africa
Delhi Sultanate : Sher Shah Suri - He introduced the silver rupee standard
Mughal Empire : Akbar
India - Independent Kingdom : Mysore - Tipu Sultan
Indian Princely States : Hyderabad
East India Company : Queen Victoria - divided legend
British India : Victoria Empress
French India :
Portuguese India :
Republic of India :
Outside India : German East Africa
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Quote: "Parimal"Its difficult to pick a single one as favorite but below are some of my favorites in various categoriesThose are some really fantabulous rupee coins.
Delhi Sultanate : Sher Shah Suri - He introduced the silver rupee standard
Mughal Empire : Akbar
India - Independent Kingdom : Mysore - Tipu Sultan
Indian Princely States : Hyderabad
East India Company : Queen Victoria - divided legend
British India : Victoria Empress
French India :
Portuguese India :
Republic of India :
Outside India : German East Africa
Each coin has its own intrinsic value, never disregard any coin be it a penny or a mohur.
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I just got these two and they made me remember this thread.
I just thought I should post them here:
I just thought I should post them here:
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Quote: "maudry"I just got these two and they made me remember this thread.Nice coins. They are scarce in this grade
I just thought I should post them here:
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