| Dynasty / Name of State | : | Jaisalmer |
| Ruler / Authority | : | Ranjit Singh |
| Denomination | : | Rupee |
| Metal | : | Silver |
| Weight (gm) | : | 10.50-10.55 |
| Shape | : | Hexagonal |
| Calendar System | : | ND |
| Minting Technique | : | Die Struck |
The princely state of Jaisalmer was situated in the south-western Rajputana province during the British Raj. It emerged in the sixteenth century and was nicknamed the ‘Golden City’ thanks to its yellow sandstone structure and gold-colored desert surrounding it. This state was once the royal seat of the Bhatti Rajputs (the Yaduvanshi) which had some quite notable warriors. Jaisalmer is presently a part of Rajasthan state of the Union of India.
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