2 Annas - Hussain Yafar Khan

Cambay's coinage was always marginal — the state's trading importance had been in steep decline since the silting of its harbor rendered the port nearly unusable by the mid-nineteenth century. By 1870, the Nawabs were issuing coins more as a function of retained nominal sovereignty under the British Paramountcy system than any genuine monetary need. Hussain Yafar Khan ruled from 1862 until his death in 1880, and pieces attributable to his reign surface rarely enough that clean attribution remains contested among specialists.

The KM unlisted status is unsurprising — Cambay's fractional silver is chronically underrepresented in the standard references.