Cities with a coinage of their own, and cities with sellers

Sell old coins and notes across India

18 places across 13 states have a page of their own. Some struck their own coins or are mint cities, so there is something locally true to say; others have live listings from sellers there.

Assam

Jorhat (10)

Delhi

Delhi (22)

Goa

Panaji

Gujarat

Vadodara (6)

Haryana

Faridabad (10)

Karnataka

Bengaluru (94) · Mysuru

Kerala

Kochi (81)

Madhya Pradesh

Gwalior · Indore (12)

Maharashtra

Mumbai (48) · Pune (12)

Odisha

Bhubaneswar (17)

Telangana

Hyderabad (21)

Uttar Pradesh

Ghaziabad (11) · Noida · Bareilly (27)

West Bengal

Kolkata (21)

Why not a page for every city?

Because a page that only changes the name in the heading tells a reader nothing. A place earns a page here one of two ways: it has a coinage of its own — a princely state that minted money, or a mint that strikes India’s coins — with enough completed sales for us to say what those coins fetch, or it has sellers and items behind it. For most Indian towns neither is true, and the honest answer is that the coin market is national.