This silver rupee coin from Bundi features the name of George V, the King Emperor of British India during the early 20th century. On the obverse side, there is a depiction of a katar around George V's profile. The reverse side bears inscriptions in Nagari script, including the name "Bundi" and "Ram Singh" along with the year. Weighing 10.75 grams and measuring 18.95mm in diameter, this coin is considered to be in about very fine condition.
**Key Features:**
- **Type:** Silver Rupee
- **Issuer:** Ram Singh, ruler of Bundi
- **Obverse:** Profile of George V with a katar around it
- **Reverse:** Inscriptions in Nagari script including "Bundi", "Ram Singh", and the year
- **Weight:** 10.75 grams
- **Diameter:** 18.95mm
- **Condition:** About very fine
- **Historical Context:** Minted during the reign of George V, indicating the influence of British colonial rule in Bundi.
- **Cultural Significance:** Represents the numismatic heritage of Bundi, showcasing local rulership and British colonial connections.
**Comments:**
The Bundi silver rupee bearing the name of George V serves as a historical artifact, reflecting the intersection of local rulership with British imperial influence during the early 20th century in India. Its intricate design and inscriptions in Nagari script make it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection, offering insights into the region's history and culture.
- Bundi Ram Singh Silver Rupee
- George V era Bundi coin
- British colonial numismatic influence in India
- Nagari script inscriptions on Bundi coin
- Numismatic heritage of Bundi under British rule
