| Tagged with: |
british commonwealth coins, british commonwealth and empire coins |
| Themes this item is part of: |
Numismatics & Philately Collection |
| Primary Classification: |
COINS |
| Secondary Classification: |
India - Madras |
| Tertiary Classification: |
circulating casts |
| Series: |
British India |
| DateEra: |
1803 AD |
| Denomination: |
5 Cash |
| Obverse Description: |
Company arms, a quartered shield (simplified oval arms of France and England in the first quarter of the shield else plain); crest of a helm with lion holding the Imperial Crown; lion supporters, each holding a banner charged with a cross; motto below on ribbon, AUSPICIO REGIS A SENATUS ANGLIAE (translation: under the auspices of the king and senate of England); around above, EAST INDIA COMPANY; below, 1803 |
| Reverse Description: |
Legend in Persian (translation: five cash make one falus); in exergue, V . CASH. |
| Edge Description: |
Plain |
| Shape: |
round |
| Material: |
Copper |
| Issued By: |
East India Company, Madras, India, 1803 |
| Mint: |
Soho (Mint), Great Britain, 1803 |
| Engraver: |
Conrad Kuchler - Royal Mint, London & Soho Mint, Birmingham, Great Britain, 1802 |
| References: |
Pridmore 208 KM#317
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| Bibliography: |
- [Book], Major Fred Pridmore, The Coins of the British Commonwealth of Nations, Part 4, India, Spink & Son Ltd., London, 1975, 34 & 74 Pages
- [Book], Mr Colin Bruce - Krause Publications, Standard Catalogue of World Coins 1801 - 1900, 2006
- [Book], Dr Richard Doty - Smithsonian Institute Numismatics, The Soho Mint and the Industrialization of Money, Smithsonian Institution, Cambridge, England, 1998, 324-325 Pages
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