Indian Coin View Presents Coins from Indian Prinsley States Part 8, 1 Cori, Cut Prinsley State, 1944 Cut was a Prinsley State in the northwestern part of British India. It is one of the first states to join in Union of India. The state was ruled by Jadaja Rajput since 1147. If you like to know more about the history of Cutch, watch Part 7 of this Indian Prinsley States coin series, which is on Wonder Boo coin of Cutch. Anyway let us look into the features of this one Cori coin of Cutch. Cori was the currency of Cutch since 1586. The coin shown here is issued by Maharaja Rajji, 17th Maharaja of Cutch, when King George 6 was the Emperor of India. It was a standard circulation coin between 1942 to 1947. It is a milled coin belonging to the 6th series of regless use. The coin is made of silver and weighs around 4.7 grams. It is in round shape and has a diameter of 17.16 millimeters. In opposite of the coin, there is a plane circle in center. Inside that, on top portion, there is a crescent moon. Below that, on left side, there is a trident and on right side, there is a dagger, both in vertical position, facing top. The year of minting according to the Vikram Samvat calendar is given in the bottom portion of inner circle. The coin shown here is minted in the Vikram Samvat year of 2000, which is equivalent to a period between March 1943 to February 1944 as per Christian calendar. Outside of this, in circular form, Maharaja Sri Vijaya Rajji is written on top portion and catches written in bottom portion, in the Nagar Elegant. This is separated by dots. A pattern of dots can be observed in the outer edge of the obverse side. On the reverse side of the coin also, there is a plane circle in center. Inside that, Kauri Ek is written in the Nagar Elegant. Outside the circle, George VI, Kaisar Hain, Zab Bhuj, 1944 is written in Persian legend, which means George VI, Emperor of India, Stukat Bhuj, 1944, the Christian year of minting. A pattern of dots can be observed in the outer edge of this side also. On a market rate of June 2020, this coin is valued between Indian Rupees 600 to 1100 in normal conditions. If you find this video helpful in some way, like the video. Also do subscribe to the YouTube channel and click the bell icon so that you will not be missing any videos on coins and currencies. Thank you for watching. Have a nice day.