The Mewar State Udaipur Silver Rupee, minted between approximately 1852 and 1930, is a notable piece of Indian numismatic history. This coin weighs 10.81 grams and has a diameter of 24 millimeters. The die axis is positioned at 7 o'clock. On the obverse side, a Nagari legend "chitrakut udaipur" is inscribed, accompanied by an idealized representation of the ramparts of Chittorgarh below. The reverse side features a Nagari legend "dosti landhan" within a decorative border, translating to "friends of London."
**Key Features:**
- **Type:** Silver Rupee
- **Issuer:** Mewar State, Udaipur
- **Obverse:** Nagari legend "chitrakut udaipur" with an idealized representation of the ramparts of Chittorgarh below.
- **Reverse:** Nagari legend "dosti landhan" within a decorative border.
- **Weight:** 10.81 grams
- **Diameter:** 24 millimeters
- **Die Axis:** 7 o'clock
- **Historical Context:** Minted during the era of the Mewar State in Udaipur, this coin reflects the cultural and historical significance of the region.
- **Numismatic Value:** Highly collectible due to its association with the Mewar State and its unique design elements.
**Comments:**
The Mewar State Udaipur Silver Rupee is not only a testament to the rich heritage of the region but also a symbol of the economic and diplomatic ties between Mewar and London during the period of its minting. Its depiction of Chittorgarh's ramparts adds further historical depth to this fascinating coin.
- Mewar State Udaipur Silver Rupee
- Indian numismatic history
- Chittorgarh ramparts depiction on coin
- Nagari legends on Udaipur coin
- Friends of London coin association
