1 Dhinglo - Vibhaji

Nawanagar's copper coinage of the mid-nineteenth century was struck under Vibhaji's predecessor and continued into his reign largely unchanged — a deliberate conservatism that reflected the state's precarious position between competing regional powers and British Paramount authority. The dhinglo denomination itself was peculiar to a handful of Kathiawar states and carried no direct equivalent in the colonial tariff schedules, which created persistent headaches for British revenue officials attempting to standardize currency across the peninsula.

KM#3 is known with significant die variation in the countermark placement.