Enter the opulent realm of Jaipur State with this exceptionally rare Nazarana Silver Rupee from the era of Madho Singh II, minted during AH 1298-1341 (1880-1922 AD) and featuring the portrait of King George V. Struck in 1913 AD (34 RY), this stunning coin boasts a full border and bears the name of Queen Victoria on the obverse. The obverse is adorned with the Persian legend "ba ahad malika-e-muazzama Victoria sultanat-e-inglistan" and "zarb Sawai Jaipur" at the bottom, while the reverse features the Persian legend "Maharaja Dhiraj Sawai Madho Singhji" and "sana 34 julus" with the Jhar mark. Weighing 11.38 grams and measuring 37.00mm, this coin is cataloged as KM #147 and is in choice extremely fine condition, showcasing its rarity and historical significance.
**Key Features:**
- **Ruler:** Madho Singh II
- **Reign:** AH 1298-1341 (1880-1922 AD)
- **Monarch:** King George V
- **Date:** 1913 AD (34 RY)
- **Composition:** Silver
- **Obverse:** Persian legend with Queen Victoria's name, "zarb Sawai Jaipur" at the bottom
- **Reverse:** Persian legend with Madho Singhji's name, "sana 34 julus" with Jhar mark at the bottom
- **Weight:** 11.38 grams
- **Diameter:** 37.00mm
- **Condition:** Choice extremely fine
- **Catalog:** KM #147
**Historical Significance:**
- Madho Singh II's reign coincided with a period of transition as Princely States merged into the Indian Republic in 1947.
- Despite the cessation of official minting activities after Madho Singh II's death in 1922, the demand for nazarana coins persisted for ceremonial purposes such as donations and marriages.
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