1793-1818 Gold Mohur MS62

An impressive and historically significant Gold Mohur of the British East India Company, attributed as Stevens 4.3 / Pridmore 62 and dating to the 1793–1818 period.

The gold Mohur was one of the most prestigious denominations circulating in British India, representing considerable value at the time of issue. These coins provide a fascinating tangible connection to the commercial and political expansion of the British East India Company across the Indian subcontinent during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

This example features the distinctive Persian-script inscriptions characteristic of the period, reflecting the continuation of Mughal monetary traditions under East India Company administration. Such coinage provides an important insight into a transitional period in Indian history, when established local monetary conventions existed alongside the growing influence of British rule.

Gold Mohurs from this period are highly sought after by collectors of British Indian, East India Company and historic world gold coinage. Their substantial gold content, distinctive designs and important historical context make surviving examples particularly appealing to specialist collectors.

A superb opportunity to acquire an early East India Company Gold Mohur with established Stevens and Pridmore catalogue attribution.

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