1839 Victoria Coin

One of the coin that was so rare in India is 1839 Victoria coin.This was a plan coin that most attract to the collector,its authentication define its trade mark which was surface of the one side of the coin.One side define a image of Victoria & another side its define trade mark &  value of the coin.Fake coin must make by cheater but never made a real good forgeries.Same rule is applied  here its surface must smooth never rough. Its trade mark was little different from another you can easily differentiate. Collector buy it easily with a offer of more than 50,000 rupee.

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Old East India Company 1818 Bottles

East India Company bottles are came to India when British came to India for business purpose from year of 1612.They began to ruled in India from year of 1757, Britishers drink wine which they import from British.

At that time all the wines they drink was import from London through ocean by ships.

All British bottles are antique & they are going to sell but some bottles are having rice pulling & water increase nature so function bottles are having high value than plan antique bottles.These bottles are very rear, maximum East Indian Company bottles are already sell. People think plane bottles having also more value so for this cause deal was not done between them. Most plane bottles are available and peoples used some chemical for creating function in the bottles But real Examiner,collector never cheated.

Function of the Bottles: If Bottles have carry a brass ring in the bottom of the bottles than  the probability is their bottles can have function.

At first clean the bottles with a mixture of Eno powder,red soil,turmeric powder & wooden fire dust. Take same quantity of all the materials mixer it & with that mixer clean properly. After that in shadow you examine or better you tried to examine in a house, take half of water in the bottles & mark it. Give that process to 1 hour after that examine the water level its was increase or not.

If the water level increase after 10 to 15 minutes than they used highly concentrated chemical, it was not self functioned.Authentic bottles never functioned at 10 to 15 minutes in that type of case collector not interested.

Original function must did after 1/2 to 1 hour.

Authentic bottles have a label of East India Company 1818, a ring of brass in the bottom of the bottles.

Early wine maker used a brass metal in the bottom of  bottles its help to hold the glass for not braked the bottles. Wine must pressurized the bottles so they used heavy glass & that rings to hold the bottles & protect from pressure. Some bottles have high function they pulled the rice also, at that condition value of the bottles much increase. plane bottles having value from 1 to 5 lakh or less than 1 lakh depend on the collector. But a well functioned bottles have value of more than 50 lakh.

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Having Image Of HiraKund Dam 100 Rupee Note Signed By P.C.Bhattacharya.

100 Rupee Note Having Image Of HiraKund Dam Backside Extremely Rare Note
Governor (Signed By) - P.C.Bhattacharya 
Single Note Price - 3,000 Rs/-

Original Story Why Government Makes This Note

Hirakud Dam (Oriya: ହୀରାକୁଦ ବନ୍ଧ) is built across the Mahanadi River, about 15 km from Sambalpur in the
state of Odisha in India. Behind the dam extends a lake, Hirakud Reservoir, 55 km long. It is one of
the first major multipurpose river valley projects started after India's independence.
Before the devastating floods of 1937, Sir M. Visveswararya proposed a detailed investigation for
storage reservoirs in the Mahanadi basin to tackle the problem of floods in the Mahanadi delta. In
1945, under the chairmanship of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the Member of Labour, it was decided to invest in
the potential benefits of controlling the Mahanadi for multi-purpose use. The Central Waterways,
Irrigation and Navigation Commission took up the work.


Original Photo Of Dam

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru visited Hirakud Dam on 13th January 1957 On 15 Mar 1946, Sir Hawthrone Lewis,
 the Governor of Odisha, laid the foundation stone of the Hirakud Dam. A project report was submitted
 to the government in June 1947. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru laid the first batch of concrete on 12 April
1948. The dam was completed in 1953 and was formally inaugurated by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on
13 January 1957. The total cost of the project was Rs.1000.2 millions in 1957. Power generation along
with agricultural irrigation started in 1956, achieving full potential in 1966. 

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Very Rare 5 Rupee note list with 3 deer is very rare.

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Super Extreme Rare Coin "Hon (Hona)" From Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's Time.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, after whom this museum is renamed, founded the Maratha empire in the Konkan region. From a small jagir (barony), he established a powerful Maratha force and successfully fought the Mughals as well as other foreign powers. Shivaji issued copper and gold coins. His copper coins are known as Shivrais. He was the first Maratha ruler to start the Raj Shaka (royal era).

This gold coin is the Hon, probably issued on the occasion of his coronation in 1674. The coins of Shivaji bear the title ‘Chhatrapati’ on the obverse and the legend ‘Shri Raja Shiva’ on the reverse of the coin.

The text is in Nagari script.

Material: Gold . Maratha Dynasty.

Date: 1627 – 1680 A. D.

Dimensions: Size: 1.1 cms.

Weight: 2.9 gms.

Note:-
Hardly around 5 or 6 original "Hons" of Shivaji Maharaj’s era are known to be available 
all over the world,We cannot define the price range for these Hons. 

They are more than precious. Their price may be several Crore rupees.

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10 Rupee British India Note Signed By "M.M.S.GUBBAY"

10 Rupee British India Note Year 1919 Extremely Rare Note
Signed By - M.M.S.Gubbay 
Single Note Price - 50,000 Rs/-

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