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King George Gold and Silver Coins was used in Great Britain at 1914 at the time of World War-I. Gold Coins of King George-IV and King George-V these coins memorialize the glory days of Great Britain.
The gold coins featuring King George-IV and King George-V typically displayed his portrait on the obverse (front) of the coin. The design of the reverse (back) varied depending on the specific issue or denomination. Gold coins with King George V's portrait were minted in various denominations, including sovereigns and half-sovereigns.

We have various years Collection of Gold and Silver Coins

The Novel Emporium is the best collection of antique notes, referring to banknotes that were issued in the past and are considered valuable due to their age, historical significance, Antique notes can vary in terms of age, design, country of origin, and condition.

Some collectors focus on specific periods, such as colonial notes, notes from a particular era, or notes from a specific country. Interested in purchasing antique coins and notes visit Antiques Online Shop India.

We are selling various Antique Collections Online - Antique Coins, Bank Notes of World Wide, Rare Stamps of India,

During the British India period,several different series of rupee banknotes were issued.These banknotes featured the denomination in rupees and the signature of the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India.

The British India period, various denominations of Indian banknotes were issued, including one rupee, two rupees, five rupees, ten rupees, and one hundred rupees. These banknotes served as a medium of exchange and were used for transactions within the British Indian territories.

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Republic India's banknotes reflect the nation's cultural heritage, historical milestones, and economic progress. From post-independence to technologically advanced notes, their evolution is a captivating journey. Republic Indian banknotes are the currency notes that are issued and used in the Republic of India. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which is the country's central bank, is responsible for the issuance and management of Indian banknotes.

The Indian currency has banknotes in various denominations including 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, and 2,000 rupees notes. Mahatma Gandhi and other

Step into the rich history and cultural heritage of India with its captivating collection of Republic India coins. These coins offer a glimpse into the nation's past.These coins are not just currency, but also pieces of history and culture. From the beautiful designs to the symbolic motifs, each coin tells a story about India's rich heritage.From the iconic Lion Capital to intricate designs, these coins showcase the nation's identity.

Republic India coins are a wide range of denominations,each coin tells a unique story. Whether it's the humble one rupee coin or the stately ten rupee coin,

Gandhi stamps are postage stamps featuring Mahatma Gandhi, an influential leader in India's independence movement. They are highly sought after by collectors and hold historical significance. These stamps showcase Gandhi's image, events from his life, and his ideals of non-violence. They are valuable collectibles and pay tribute to his legacy.

Gandhi stamps include definitive, commemorative, special issues, foreign stamps, error stamps, and first day covers. Definitive stamps are everyday postage, commemorative stamps mark special occasions, special issues honor specific aspects of Gandhi'

The British India period a variety of Bank Notes were issued to facilitate trade and commerce. The British India government issued banknotes in various denominations, including 1 Rupee Notes, 2 Rupee Notes, 5 Rupee Notes, 10 Rupee Notes, 50 Rupee Notes, 100 Rupee Notes These banknotes typically featured portraits.

During the British India period, banks in various regions, such as India, Burma, and Pakistan, were authorized to issue banknotes in denominations of One Rupee, Two Rupees, Five Rupees, Ten Rupees, and One Hundred Rupees.


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British India coins were the currency used during the era of British colonial rule in India. They were issued by the British East India Company and later by the British government. These coins featured different designs, denominations, and metals, and are now considered valuable historical artifacts.

During the colonial period, various types of British India coins were issued. These included coins from the East India Company, as well as those featuring the portraits of King George VI, King George V, Queen Victoria, King Edward, and Queen Elizabeth. These coins were minted in different meta

Indian Sultanate Coins are historically significant as they were minted during the reign of Muslim dynasties in the Indian subcontinent from the 13th to 16th centuries. Gold, Silver and Copper Coins adorned with intricate designs, calligraphy and symbols serve as valuable artifacts that provide insights into the cultural, religious and political milieu of that era.

We have broad collections of Indian sultanate coins like Delhi, Bengal, Kashmir and Gujarat, Bijapur sultanate, Khilji coins

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