Sell old coins and notes in Gwalior

Questions people in Gwalior ask

What old coins are found in Gwalior?

Gwalior State was a princely state that minted money in its own name, under the Scindias. An old coin coming out of a drawer in Gwalior is likelier to be one of these than anything else — look for a Nagari legend with the Gwalior mint name, usually naming the ruler — Jayaji Rao, Madho Rao or Jivaji Rao. Median ₹292 across 29 completed sales, recorded at 3 independent shops. Half of them fell between ₹200 and ₹440; the full range seen was ₹51 to ₹3,280.

Are old coins worth more in Gwalior?

No. The coin market is national — buyers bid from across India and the courier does the travelling, so where you live changes the postage and nothing else. Being in Gwalior makes it likelier that you HAVE a particular coin, not that you get more for it.

Where can I sell old coins in Gwalior?

Here, or anywhere in India. You list the coin, buyers across the country see it, and it goes by courier. Selling costs no commission, and you never pay a fee to sell — not registration, not customs clearance, not GST, not a refundable deposit. Money comes to you, never from you. Anyone asking you to send money first is running a fraud.