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Coins of India – A Quick Snapshot with Basic Categories

Take a quick look at coins of India and their basic varieties. Explore the most popular Indian coins from different time periods like Ancient, Medieval, Colonial and Modern. https://www.mintageworld.com/coin/1-india/

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Coins of India – A Quick Snapshot with Basic Categories

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  1. Coins of India – A Quick Snapshot with Basic Categories

  2. The history of coins in India is so vast and fascinating that numismatists and collectors from all over the world try to explore hidden facts from our past by studying them. • For the sake of simplifying research activities, coin of India can be classified into four main categories based on their time periods - ancient, medieval, colonial and modern.

  3. Every Indian coin from the Magadha Janapada featured the trademark six-armed symbol that was produced using the punch-marked technique. Ancient Indian coins from the Mauryan Empire are sought after across the globe as they feature exquisite designs and showcase the highest level of artistry. • Coins of India issued under the regime of Gupta kings like Chandragupta and Samudragupta truly reflect their progressive outlook towards, science, literature, art and culture.

  4. The category of Medieval India coins includes all the coins that were issued by various Sultanates and other independent kingdoms that existed during the medieval period. • Every Indian collector dreams of owning a rare Indian coin from the medieval times issued by Mughal Emperors like Akbar or an old coin of India from the Vijayanagar Empire as they portray unbelievably intricate designs.

  5. Towards the end of the 16th century, various European powers established trade relations with India, which soon led to colonisation of various territories. Colonial India coins are the ones that were issued by these European powers such as Denmark, France, England, Portuguese and Holland. • If you are looking for a rare coin of India issued during the British Regime then you must search for the striking Gold Mohur coin that features a portrait of Queen Victoria.

  6. Modern coins in India are the ones that were issued after India became independent on 15th August 1947. The very first modern Indian coins were minted in 1950 and they bore the denomination 1 rupee. • It’s impossible to discuss all the varieties of Indian coins at one go in one presentation. The more you explore Coins of India, the more exciting varieties you would keep discovering!

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