Rare Coins Spanning 2,500 Years to Go on Display at Malwa Mudra Mahotsav in Indore From November 27
Malwa Mudra Mahotsav rare coins exhibition Indore: Malwa Mudra Mahotsav in Indore: The second edition of the event, running November 27 to 29 at the Basketball Club Complex, will feature ancient punch-marked coins, early Ujjain coins, Gupta and Bahmani Sultanate gold coins, and expert valuation for visitors' old coins and banknotes.
Malwa Mudra Mahotsav rare coins exhibition Indore, Digi Mart USA News (Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India): From 2,500-year-old punch-marked coins to modern Indian banknotes, centuries of monetary history will come together under one roof at the second Malwa Mudra Mahotsav. The event will be held on November 27, 28 and 29 at the Basketball Club Complex, Race Course Road.
Highlights will include ancient punch-marked coins associated with the 16 Mahajanapadas, including Kashi Janapada, and early Ujjain coins linked with Mahakal. Visitors will also see coins associated with Alexander III, known as Alexander the Great, including a silver tetradrachm attributed to Tarsos and dated around 327-323 BC.
Coins of the Maitraka rulers of Valabhi will offer another glimpse into western India’s history. Based in present-day Gujarat, the dynasty rose in the late fifth century and ruled into the eighth, with influence extending towards neighbouring Malwa in present-day Madhya Pradesh.
Its coins often feature a ruler’s portrait on one side and a trident surrounded by inscriptions in the ancient Brahmi script on the other.
Other attractions include gold coins associated with Gupta emperor Kumaragupta I, notably the tiger-slayer or ‘Vyaghra Parakrama’ type, showing the ruler and Goddess Ganga standing on a makara. Collectors will also discuss rare historical gold coins, including specimens associated with the Bahmani Sultanate, some reportedly valued at around Rs 20 lakh, depending on authenticity, rarity and condition.
Organised by the Indore Coins Collector’s Society, the three-day exhibition-cum-sale and purchase fair will remain open from 11 am to 6 pm daily. The organising team includes Lokesh Khabiya, Ashish Soni, Sanjay Soni and others.
The organisation invited Indoreans to bring their old or unusual coins and banknotes for expert valuation and to explore potential buying, selling or trading opportunities.
Member Manoj Shastri of the Indore Coins Collector’s Society warned that people are being fooled through social media. Advertisements claim a Rs 5 Vaishno Devi coin or a Rs 5 tractor note is worth lakhs, and innocent people are cheated.
Through this initiative, visitors can see rare coins and notes and learn their genuine value.
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