Kas (also known as Cash)

Kas coin

Kingdom of Travancore (India) · c. 1600 - 1800

An irregularly shaped, thick copper coin featuring a stylized, snake-like emblem (often interpreted as a garuda or a religious symbol) and crude markings around the border.

Country: Kingdom of Travancore (India)
Year: c. 1600 - 1800
Denomination: Kas (also known as Cash)
Metal: Copper

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Overview

An irregularly shaped, thick copper coin featuring a stylized, snake-like emblem (often interpreted as a garuda or a religious symbol) and crude markings around the border.

Historical significance

These coins were common currency in the princely state of Travancore, located in present-day Kerala, India. They highlight the local autonomy and the pre-colonial monetary systems that existed before British unification.

Estimated value

$5 - $20 USD

Care & preservation

Do not clean with harsh chemicals or abrasives, as this can destroy the patina and reduce numismatic value. Store in a dry environment inside an acid-free holder.

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