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| 正面描述 | Plain paper coupon printed in violet, divided into two panels by a vertical rule. The left panel carries the denomination in Gujarati script with the numeral 1, while the right panel contains the oval seal of Junagadh State with a landscape vignette at centre, flanked by asterisks and inscribed 'JUNAGADH STATE' around the circumference. A bold red manuscript signature crosses the seal diagonally, and a Gujarati legend reading 'જનરલ સ્ટામ્પ.' appears at the top of the right panel. |
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| 背面描述 | Plain cream paper coupon printed in brown, framed by a single-rule border. Urdu text at the top centre reads 'سورٹ سرکار', with letter-prefix indicators 'C' at upper left and right corners and 'ڈ' at lower corners. A serial number prefixed by 'No' occupies the centre of the note, and the denomination 'ایک آنہ' appears in Urdu at the foot. A faint circular watermark-style impression is visible at centre. |
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Junagadh was a princely state on the Kathiawar Peninsula whose ruler, Nawab Mahabat Khan III, infamously attempted to accede to Pakistan in 1947 — an act the Indian government rejected by force. This coupon predates that crisis, issued during the Second World War when small-denomination coinage had effectively vanished from circulation across the subcontinent, hoarded by a public that correctly anticipated shortages. Dozens of princely states responded by issuing emergency paper scrip in fractional values; Junagadh's Anna coupons belong to that wave.
The S-prefix in the Pick catalog places it among provisional and state issues, a category that tends to be underdocumented.