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Coffee Token,&nbsp;British India, Military - XVIII Hussars, Brass 1 Rupee Token,&nbsp;Obv: crowned garter, with motto "PRO PATRIA CONAMUR" and “XVIII HUSSARS” within garter,&nbsp;Rev:&nbsp;lettering “COFFEE SHOP/1 Rs.” and ornamental scroll below,&nbsp;9.7g, 27.39mm, (Variant of PR # 210, Unlisted denomination), about extremely fine, Very Rare.

Note:&nbsp;This is a rare&nbsp;Indian military canteen token&nbsp;of the&nbsp;18th (Victoria Mary, Princess of Wales's Own) Hussars, valued at&nbsp;1 Rupee—a denomination&nbsp;not recorded in Pridmore's reference on canteen tokens. The&nbsp;obverse features a crowned inscription with the regimental motto&nbsp;"Pro Rege, Pro Lege, Pro Patria Conmur", surrounding the unit name&nbsp;"XVIII Hussars", a design style used before 1910.<o:p></o:p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Originally raised in&nbsp;1858, the 18th Hussars served prominently in India. Their tokens were likely used in regimental coffee shops—then popular gathering spots after morning parade—before these were gradually replaced by dry canteens by the late 19th Century.<o:p></o:p>

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