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printed in 1960
The five escutcheons (shield shaped emblems) forming a cross are a common feature of both the shields
Diameter: 18 mm (can very widely)
Bahawalpur state was established in 1802 after the fall of the Durrani empire of Afghanistan
The reverse carries the Toughra (calligraphic monogram) with crescent & star as well as the date as per the Islamic calendar (1359 AH)
Countermarked 1 Paisa, Cambay State, late 1800s Princely States printed in 1960Copper 1 paisa (1 64 rupee) coins of the Princely State of Cambay, or Khambat. These coins was minted in Vikram Samvat 194x (188x 189x). The word 'Shah' in Persian can be seen on the obverse as countermark while the reverse has the date (in Vikram Samvat) in Devnagari script. Cambay was one of the smaller princely states in British India, with the present day city of Cambay Khambat as its capital. The word Cambay is derived from sanskrit
