Posted 02/04/2013 8:24 pm
sorry maybe I should have stated what I know,
it is this http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/Wo...mSearch=true
ah 1202/19 frozen which would date it about 1806
what got me is the value, on line and as per would price guide it would top out at about $50
but on the page 8 of renniks 45th edition there is a picture of this exact coin listed as a proclamation Rupee and giving the value vf$100 ef$200 unc$350
now the coin you see is aUnc if not Unc and has heaps of mint lustre. I have 3 others that would hit gVf-Ef and several other rupee from other mints arount this time.
my question is does the coin being a proclamation Rupee make it worth more than a normal one? is there special markings to prove it is one? having come from a large Australian estate box would that indicate it is one?
it is this http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/Wo...mSearch=true
ah 1202/19 frozen which would date it about 1806
what got me is the value, on line and as per would price guide it would top out at about $50
but on the page 8 of renniks 45th edition there is a picture of this exact coin listed as a proclamation Rupee and giving the value vf$100 ef$200 unc$350
now the coin you see is aUnc if not Unc and has heaps of mint lustre. I have 3 others that would hit gVf-Ef and several other rupee from other mints arount this time.
my question is does the coin being a proclamation Rupee make it worth more than a normal one? is there special markings to prove it is one? having come from a large Australian estate box would that indicate it is one?
