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Assam Kingdom, Rajesvara Simha or Siu-rem-pha (1751-69 AD), Gold 1/4 Mohur, SE 1674,&nbsp;Obv: Assamese legend &quot;Sri Sri Ra/ je svara singh/nrupasya&quot;, Rev: Assamese legend &quot;Sake 1674&quot;, 2.77g, 16.00mm,&nbsp;(KM # 139), superb&nbsp;quality, almost uncirculated, Extremely Rare. 
 
Note: After the death of Pramatta Simha, Rajesvara Simha, another son of Rudra&nbsp;Simha, ascended the throne. He continued and developed the coinage system established&nbsp;by his brother. Gold coins became much more available during his&nbsp;reign though they were struck using the same dies that were&nbsp;used for striking silver coins. Another innovation was the issue of minor&nbsp;denominations, namely the 1/16th, 1/8th, 1/4th &amp; mohur.&nbsp;Rajesvara Simha adopted the idea of striking fractional denominations&nbsp;from the neighbouring kingdom of Tripura. 
 
This extremely beautiful coin is in the finest condition and has never been previously offered by us.

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