1 Dokdo - Victoria [Khengarji III]

Kutch maintained its own coinage long after neighboring princely states had surrendered monetary autonomy to British India, a privilege secured through the state's cooperative relationship with the Raj following the 1819 treaty that brought Kutch under British paramountcy. Khengarji III, who ruled from 1876 to 1942, oversaw a coinage system that paired his own name with the reigning British sovereign — a dual-authority formula that satisfied both local tradition and imperial protocol.

Y#31 falls within a short three-year emission window, suggesting a limited production run tied to a specific administrative or fiscal need rather than continuous issue.