Cambay coins catalog with values

Principality of Cambay

In 1730, as a result of the collapse of the Mughal Empire, one of the governors, Mirza Jafar Mu'min Khan I, became the ruler and formed his own principality of Cambay with the capital at Khambhat (in modern Gujarat).

In 1780 Kambey was taken by the British army, but in 1783 it was returned to the Marathas, and in 1803 it again passed to the British after the Treaty of Bassein. Cambay became a British protectorate in 1817. In 1901, the British built a railroad.

The last ruler of Cambay signed accession to the Indian Union on June 10, 1948.

 

 

Cambay Rupee=16 anna; Anna=4 paisa; Paisa=3 pai

Jafar Ali Khan (1880 -1915)

1 paisa 1907
copper
Value - 5-7 USD

 

 

 

 

 

 

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