Gwalior state -----mints [solved]

Mint

Additional Notes / Approx. Active Periods*

Lashkar mint

A prominent mint. World of Coins+2Indian Numismatic Gallery+2

Ujjain mint

Branch mint; used for some rupee issues. CoinIndia+1

Vidisha (Bhilsa)mint

Also spelled “Bhīlsa” – used for silver rupees, etc. Rare Indian Coins+1

Sheopur mint

Another branch/feudatory / subordinate mint. Indian Numismatic Gallery+1

Jawad mint

A known mint in Gwalior State coin‑issues. Indian Numismatic Gallery+1

Narwar mint

Coin issues attributed to this mint. World of Coins+1

Bajranggarh mint

Occasionally seen in sources. Indian Numismatic Gallery+1

Basoda mint

Mentioned in Gwalior coin checklists. World of Coins

Chanderi mint

Listed in checklists of Gwalior mints. World of Coins

Dahod MINT

A mint (less well documented). World of Coins

Garhakota MINT

Listed among the branch/feudatory mints. World of Coins

Isagarh mint

Another smaller mint. World of Coins

Mandsaur mint

Appears in some late 19th‑century issues. World of Coins

Rajod mint

A less common mint in Gwalior State issues. World of Coins

Shadhorah

Minor mint, few issues. World of Coins

Sipri (Shivpuri) mint

Used for certain rupee or other large denomination issues. World of Coins+1

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Lashkar mint

Ujjain mint

Vidisha (Bhilsa)mint - Bhilsa seems more commonly used

Sheopur mint

Jawad mint

Narwar mint

Bajranggarh mint

Basoda mint

Chanderi mint

Dahod MINT

Garhakota MINT

Isagarh mint

Mandsaur mint

Rajod mint

Shadhorah

Sipri (Shivpuri) mint

thanks,  and note that some of these mints (regions(hard to find precise mint locations)) also operated under mughal times.

Thanks.

I am doing a quick view on acsearch for the common coins to get the date range.  If we need to change it later, it can be a quick request.

This one will be done later today.