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Jubbal State, Raja Rana Sir Bhagat Chand Bahadur (VS 1967-2004/1910–1947 AD) Mint Jubbal, Gold Mohur,&nbsp;VS 1988 (1931 AD), Obv: State coat-of-arms with lion supporters within a linear circular border; Nagari legend “Jubbal Rajya” above and date below, in the outer margin, Rev: Nagari “Shri” within a linear hexagram at centre, all within a circular border; Nagari legend “Shri Shri Shri Ramachandri Jayati” (“Venerable Lord Shri Ramachandra is victorious”) in the outer margin, all within a wreath, sharply struck with pleasing surfaces,graded and slabbed by PCGS as &nbsp;UNC Details (Cleaned), Exceptionally Rare.<o:p></o:p>

Note:&nbsp;The Jubbal Princely State, situated in the Simla Hills at an elevation of approximately 2,200 meters, was originally a feudatory of Sirmur. Jubbal attained independence following the Anglo-Gurkha War (1814–1816). Its capital was Deora, and the ruling family, belonging to the Rathore Rajput lineage, governed a territory that today forms part of modern Himachal Pradesh.<o:p></o:p>From a numismatic perspective, Jubbal’s gold coinage is exceptionally rare and distinctly ceremonial in nature. Under Raja Rana Sir Bhagat Chand Bahadur, gold Mohur and Half Mohur denominations were issued, including the notable example dated VS 1988 (1931 AD). These coins prominently feature a hexagram enclosing the word “Shri”, representing a Beeja of the Shri Yantra, a powerful Tantric symbol of prosperity formed by the interpenetration of triangles symbolizing Purusha and Prakriti, the cosmic male and female principles.<o:p></o:p>The inclusion of this sacred emblem, together with the devotional legend “Shri Shri Shri Ramchandra Jayati”, strongly indicates that these gold issues were intended for ritual or ceremonial purposes rather than for general circulation, emphasizing their religious and symbolic importance as well as their extreme rarity.<o:p></o:p>&nbsp;This is the first time a Jubbal Mohur has been offered in our auction!<o:p></o:p>

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