1 Pice coin from the Princely State of Tonk, minted in 1932 AD (1350 AH) during the reign of Nawab Muhammad Sa'adat Ali Khan and British Emperor George V.
Origin:
This coin was issued by the Princely State of Tonk, located in present-day Rajasthan, India.
Features:
It is a standard circulation coin made of copper, with a weight of approximately 4.8 grams and a diameter of around 25.26 mm.
Design:
The obverse features a star within a crescent moon, crossed swords, and a shield, along with Persian legends including the name of the Nawab and the Hijri date.
Historical Significance:
This coin provides a tangible link to a bygone era, reflecting the historical period of British India and the rule of princely states, making it a valuable collectible for numismatists and history enthusiasts.