Mohur's Silver Coin "Peacock"

Today I will share my favorite silver coin. It's not as valuable as the Australian or Canadian ones, but very beautiful. Is related to Hindu mythology, which is quite significant in a historical and mythological aspect.

The peacock is associated with numerous deities in Hindu legends. The difference between Hindu and Indian culture is that not every Indian follows the Hindu religion.

"Indian" is more of a nationally and culturally significant word describing a political society.

Regardless of the differences between the two concepts, the coin is indeed worthy of attention among bird lovers (like me) in the coin world.

The price is not much, but over time its value will increase given the fact that many people are interested in India, in general.

One of the most serious IT companies entering Bulgaria and beyond are Indian, for example, Conzigant with 6 million followers on LinkedIn. The characteristics of the silver coin are:

• Pure silver 0.999;

• Diameter 38 mm and 60 mm;

• Weight 20 grams and 50 grams /most popular/;

Indeed, the design is unique and of considerable collector's value. Not many units are left for sale.

Generally, the "Mohur" gold coins date from 1540 and are cited as the first Persian coins.

The silver ones created today are also especially valued as a personal gift for a loved person.