Arkja Vaid's Page

Hi Arkja, Welcome to Coinnetwork, It would be great to see some of your Mughal coins and if you have unknown coins then I'm sure you get some help.
Andy

Welcome aboard,Arkja!

I do collect coins from British India,the Indian Princely States,the British Indian Presidencies,&,of course,the Republic of India.

Aidan.

Dear Arkja Vaid Ji,

thank you for joining the Sikh Coins Group, I do hope you will learn more about the coins of the Sikh Empire. I look forward to your interaction on this group. I also collect coins of the Mughals, Durrani and Afsharids.

Rgds Parminder

Hello Arkja, the 1901 coin displayed in your album is a fake coin. It would be better if you kindly remove it from your album as fakes/reproductions have no numismatic value whatsoever.

If you are interested to know about British Indian Coins, please write.

Hi Arkja.
looking at your coins I can see that the two with leafs are sikh coins and you can check with Parminder. The rupee 1901 I thought strange as this should be a coin of Edward VII but its dated for Queen Victoria who died in 1901 these rupees of Edward started in 1903, then I noticed what Niraj said and he is right this is a fake, not that I've seen one before but this is the only explanation. The fouth coin I'm sorry but I don't know this type but you can ask around and someone will beable to help maybe Niraj.
Andy

Hi, Minting of Edward Coins started from the year 1903 only. However there was a trial minting of pattern rupee in the year 1902. Currency Minting started only in 1903 onwards. Also the relief/photo/font is also very different and crude in your coin. You can deduce it in the coin photo itself.

Hello !!

I am sure that Coin Network will bring many special-interest collectors and hobbyists together. I am a collector, hobbyist, and coin-student based in India.

Indian coins are gradually becoming a rage worldwide. To know more aobut them, I request you to please join Indian Coins group at

http://www.coinnetwork.com/group/indiancoins

Help us to popularize Indian Coins collection, study and information-dissemination. This can be done if a very large number of friends are brought to this group for sharing of information about Indian Coins.

I am sure that you will help in this venture

Very Cordially,

Shastri JC Philip
www.CoinsEncyclopedia.org

Dear Arkja Vaid Ji,

thanks for your message. I started to collect coins of the Sikh Empire about fifteen years ago and they seemed to be relatively affordable. Today Sikh coins trade at very high prices in comparison to fifteen years ago.

My reason for collecting is not of monetory value but to educate Sikhs and non Sikhs about their existence. I suppose this will also apply to coins of other nations.

Hope I was able to answer your mail.

Rgds Parminder

hi ,

how ru. i am monti from Gujarat,India.i am mainly specializing in british India silver coins and banknotes.also i am also interested in world coins and banknotes . So I am very much enthusiastic to connect with u and start something in coins and banknotes.

Waiting for ur reply,

Thanks,

Regards,

Monti

India

0091-9924633880

Prince_monti@yahoo.com