Gold Pagoda
2022-01-20 Thu
British rule India for 200 years, they divided India into three administrative sections called the Presidency. These Presidencies also issued coins in their circle which circulated all over the EIC occupied India.The above shown two Pagoda belongs to Madras Presidency, it is the issue of 1808 to 1815. The obverse of this gold coin depicts of a temple with 9 stars on either side. The denomination is inscribed in Roman and Arabic script on buckled garter. The reverse of the coin depicts Lord Vishnu surrounded by dotted border and ribbon.
Companies rule didn't last for a long time, the Mutiny of 1857 destroyed the company stronghold and the crown rules came. Now India and her people were the subjects of the British Crown. It took nearly a century to liberate India from British rule and become an Independent nation as we know it today.
Image courtesy Todywalla Auction.
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